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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 9445, 20 June 1891, Page 1

Wanted. CASH Advertisements under this heading l , Not exceeding 28 words, ONB SHILLING: Addresses ma; be lift aft this office. ANTED Known—Heed's Furniture Sale, High street. Xl4l ANTED Known—Atkinson over-stocked. Bale on to-day, Xl2 ANTED Known—Large Reductions Furnltare. Atkinson. Xl2 ANTEU to Let, Shop in Colombo street Baggs and > >uffy, X 333 ANTED Known—Bale of Furniture, Atkin, son’s, Manchester street. Xl2 ANTED, Buyers of Furniture to Purchase at Heed’s, and save 6s In the pound. 1141 ANTED Known—heath's New Overcoats with and without Capes; great variety. X 7 ANTED People to get married. F. Furniture, H. Atkinson, Manohester street. Xl2 ANTED Known—Death and Co.’e Maokin- . , tosh Coats; guaranteed waterproof and test imported. X 7 ANTED Known—The Prettiest Millinery in the Trade at Death and Co.'S; after Paris models. X 7 ANTED, Persons requiring a good Piano at a low price, to see oar stock. J. Bowman and Hon. X 277 ANTED, to Buy, Second-hand Furniture in any quantity; best cash prices. J. Bowman, Victoria street. X 277 ANTED Known-Blankets and Flannels direct from manufacturers at lowest prices, G. L. Beath and 00. X 7 ANTED Known-Ladies’ Ulsters, in great variety, from 10s 6d; this season's goodt. Shaw, Bobinson and Co., The HalL X 144 ANTED at once. Good Farms, from 10 to 100 acres, for cash purchasers. Bagge and Duffy, Land Agents, 179, Gloucester straet.XSS WANTED Known—That oar Jackets, Cloaks, Ulsters and Corsets are being offered at at rodnoed prices. Black, Beattie and Co. X 27 ANTED, Persons of Limited Means about to Famish to call at a. Heed’s Secondhand Famishing Warehouse, High street. Xl4l ANTED Known—Cabinets 10s, O.D.V.’s Os. Dutch and 8011, Photo Artists, 113, Victoria atreat._ batisfaction gnaranteed. X 172 WANTED Known—Cabinets 10s, C.D.Y.'s 6s, Dutch and Bull, Photo Artists, 119, Vic orla street. Satisfaction gnarantaed. ' X 172 ANTED Known—loo Hen's Tweed Overcoats, with and without capes, from 30s upwards, Shaw, Bobinson and Co., The Hall. X 144 ANTED Known—We ore showing special . . lines, at reduced prices, in Dress Goods, Bee door and windows. Black, Beattie and Co. X 27 ANTED, everyone to try oar Tea at la and , , compare it with any other at 2* 4d, and we know what the result will be. T. H, Papps High street, X 156 ANTED Known —Bought to-day, 100 , , Ladies* Winter Jackets at 50 per sent discount; selling at half-price. Shaw, Bobinson and Co*, The Hall. X 144 ANTED Known—That the Beat Mauritius Sugar for preserving can be had at the lowest price; also Brown Brewing Sugar at T. H. Papps', High street, X 156 ‘ANTED Known—Bought to-day. One Case v „ Manufacturer's Samples, Ladies' Underclothing, on sale at wholesale price. Bhaw, Eobinson and Co., The Hall. X 144 ANTED Known—That Young anon, beiore proposing, should ees our Engagement Kings, Secure happiness and save money. E Kennett, 133, High street. XB6 ANTED Known —Clocks Cleaned 2s 6d; T v Watches 4s; warranted one year. Brooch Pins 3d, K. Kennett’s, under the verandah, two doors from Barrett’s Hotel. XB6 ANTED Known—Dandelion Wine, equal to Sherry, 18s par dor. Prize and Derailoato of Merit C. A. and P. A. November Show, 1890, John Bobinson, 60, Tnam street, Linwood. X 245 ANTED Known—Elderberry Wine, equal to Port, 14s per doz. Prize and Certificate of Merit O. A. and P. A. November Show. 1890. John Bobinson, 60. Tnam street, Linwood. a X 245 ANTED Known—Qaaife’s gold medal , . Hams Bd, Quaife's gold medal 801 l Bacon Bd, Quaife’s first prize Side Bacon 7d. Quaife’s Pare Lard 6d, can be obtained at T. H. P ppa’, High street. 3C156 ANTED Known—2slb Flonr 3s, 501 b Floor „ _ 5a XOJd, lOOlbFlour 11s 6d, 251 b Oatmeal 2s 4d, Worcester Sauce 4|d, Fresh Salmon 8d per tin. Sardines 5d per tin. Fresh Herrings 7d, New Plymouth Cheese 6d, Akoroa cheese sd, at T. H. Papps*, High street. X 156 ANTED Known—Celebrated Herbal Bhenmatio Elixir, Any sore or bad legs cured. Corns extracted without pain. Pills—liver and kidney; olood mixture. Guarantee if required, Christchurch testimonials, J, humble, Mrs Twigger’s, Lincoln road, Addington. tnoie, X 844 AN'TED to Let, ontramronte, Good House w w of eight rooms with every convenience, stabling and outbuildings; half-acre land stocked with trait trees in fall bearing; rent very low to a good tenant; owner leaving. Apply Allan Hopkins, Estate Agent, Cathedral square. ANTED to Sell, Five Acres Land, with two well-finished Houses, each with washhouse, copper, stabling and all usual conveniences. Splendid locality; price moderate; terms exceptionally easy; would exchange for farm property. Allan Hopkins, Cathedral square. X 205 WANTED Known—To the Ladies and Gentlemen of Christchurch and Suburbs, The Mieses M’Cormiok wait upon persons who have Second-hand Wearing Apparel to dispose of. Highest price given for Jewellery, Furniture. Clothing, Books, Ac. Address—Oolomboroad, Sydenham, near the Railway Gates and 133 Lower Him at.X75 r ANTED Known—Pure Ceylon Tea in 51b <gr v boxes 10s 6d, lib packets 2s 4d; Blended teas Is 6d. Is lOd, 2s, 2s 4d or 2s 6d per lb, In 41b t lib packets, 6, 10 or 121 b tins; boxes of China ea 12s 6d, 14s 6d, 16s 6a, 18s 6d or 20s; half-chests •om Is 2d to 2s 3d per lb, at T. Taylor’s, opposite 10 CeU, Christchurch. X 222 inffTANTED Known—Boiled or Corned Beef ww. 2ib tin. Is; Boast Beef or Mutton, Is 3d; picedßeef, Is 2d; Pork Pie, Beef Steak Pie, or teak and Kidney Pie, 11b tin. Is 8d; Babbit and aeon, Babbit and Onions, Babbit Carried, 21b tin, ) 3d; Lambs* Tonguesu lib tin, 10|d; 21b tins beeps’ Tongues Is 9d, at T. Taylor's. X 22 ANTED to Sell, Fonr-roomed House, , , scullery, wash-house, stable, Ac,, Ashphalt paths, maorocarpa fence, good section, Springfield road. Grand chance for a working man. Easy terms. Small deposit. Cheaper than rent. Price £165. W. E. Harding, associated with J. Bowman and don, 200, Hereford street. X 67 ANTED to Let, Large Corner Store, facing V v Esplanade and Chnroh street, Akaroa. within a hundred yards of jetty, and has good storage accommodation. Beally good opening for General Store, and for anyone seeking a genial climate to settle, W, H, Henning, Akaroa. 5020 ‘ANTED to Sell, first-class Five-roomed w „ ’ House, pantry, scullery, plastered throughout, high oonorete foundations, three years built, quarter-acre, corner section, Clare road, close to Papanni road and North belt, £450. Inspaotion invited. Hamili and Johnson, Cathedral square. X 317 WANTED Known—Choice Ling Fish 6d per lb; Large Salt Herring, 13 in a tin, 2a; Smoked Bloaters, tin of one dozen 2s, tin of two dozen, 3s; Kippered Mackerel Is 3d, Boneless ditto Is Sd, Fresh Mackerel lOid, Mackerel iu Oil Is 2d; Mullet, 3d; Fresh Herring 6ftd, flat tins 7|d, at T. Taylor’s. X 222 N I’EDto Sell, 753 Acres Uolling Downs ; permanent water; securely fenced; good or agricultural lane, with which are 250 ;ehold; house and improvements; stock don. optional; price and terms easy, lans to sell. W. U. Harding, associated Bowman and Ken, 200, Hereford 4785 ANTED to Sell, on Windmill road, Good House of four rooms, Ao., Quorter-ncre, £223. easy terms. Also, on buskin street, Addington, very nice Five-roomed House, good section, long frontage only £200; small deposit, balance monthly. Hereford street, Linwood, ompact Louse of flve rooms, Ac., good section, £275. terms. Baggs and Dnfly, Land Agents, 7.79, Gloucester street. . X 385 '•wwrANTa.D, Farmers and Employers to V V know it is an acknowledged fact, the nmderaigned conducts his business in a book fide n tanner, and always endeavours to select the best ciAsa of servants in the market, viz.: Married CDupleg, Ploughmen, Grooms, Gardeners, Shepherds, Blacksmiths, Carpenters, Bush-fallers, Navvies, Cooks, Hotel Servants of all classes. No engagement, no fee. Servants who have not provod themselves competent need net apply at this office. Address, J. M‘Donald, Manchester street. Ohristobnreh. X 72 ANTED—Thousands of Pounds Midden Away. What about stamps? Time is money. The truth of the above saying may be made by spending a little leisure time in hunting up old stamped letters dated from 1349 to 1860, and selling the old postage stamps found thereon. It is true tbat some of the stamps are of little value—only worth a few pence—but others are worth as much as Twelve Pounds per dozen, and unused copies as much as Twenty Founds per dozen. Hunt up your old letters, and make money by sending the stamps to A. Scblesinger, Foreign Stamp Depot. Manchester street, or P.O. Box 134. Cash sent without delay. PBHBONS GIVING UP HOUSEKEEPING And wishing to avoid the risk and inconvenience of a Sale, ace reminded that J® Bowman and S o n ABE CASH PHBOHASBBS OF FtfBNITUBE A EFFECTS To any extent. Outdoor Soles Conducted. J,. BOWMAN A SON, Auctioneers 3Z7F 290, Hereford street.