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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXXI, Issue 10273, 15 February 1894, Page 1

Situations, WANTED, a respectable middle-aged-woman as Housekeeper. Apply to C. P, J. Jamieson, YaMhurst. 4035 /'ANTED, a practical Farm Manager,- must VV have Max Friedlon i good knowledge of shbep. 'Apply to der, Bolwar, Ashburton. 4203 WANTED, hr a thoroughly competent Accountant, employment by day or hour. Tradesmen’s books kept. Partnerships adjusted, Terms moderate. Address, C.E., Box 359. 4221 WANTED, a Married Couple lor a farm • man aa working manager (must hare a thorough knowledge of sheep). Wife to attend dairy; references. Apply to E, Tipping, Timara, 4097 WANTED, Situation as Book-keeper or Store, keeper on station; would undertake all station correspondence and assist in ordinary work; good references; knowledge of shorthand. Batty, lotropolltan Hotel, Cashel Street. 4235 WANTED, by a county engineer and authorieed (surveyor, two Cadets for a term of three years, to he taught engineering and ; land surveying on tho field. For further particulars apply office of this paper, up to 28th February, 1894. ' 57“4 "ANTED, all Hotel Employees requfinijg . , Situations to,Register their names at the Bureau, In future all hotel employees will be engaged through the Secretary Licensed Victuallers* Association. Office, 204, Hereford street. Tele ■ phone 677. 3058 WANTED, Cook (£4O) and House-Parlourmaid together; three ■ House-Parlourmaids,' town and near; General, station, £4O, housemaid kept; General, family two, £35, town; Housemaid, and waitress, hotel, town and country; laundress, town; General, for station; Generals, Feadalton ; Boys 6s. Sime’s Registry, 171, Armagh Street. XIOXO "ANTED—Farmers requiring Harvest Hands . . apply to the undersigned. The selection of stackers will be a speciality, the greatest risk depending on their abilities; only those who ■have proved competent will be engaged. Binder drivers, stookers, threshing, machine hands, engine, drivers, cooks, male and female servants for private families and hotels. A matron superintends the female department. No fees charged to those who are large.employersof male or female servants. Address J. McDonald, Christchurch. X 72 ipTOOD Servants requiring situations in first-class families will find Sime’s Eegistry, 171, Armagh Street, by far the best to apply to. SITUATION as Mother’s Help required; thoroughly domesticated. Could give musical instruction to young children; country preferred, good references. C.E., Box 320, Christchurch. "4240 TRAVELLER, covering whole of New Zealand with Annual Bailway Ticket, is open to entertain a commission. Address Box 13, Christchurch. "4037 "Wanted. WANTED to Sell, a small. Boot Business at Belfast. For particulars apply to P. Brassington. 4188 WANTED, a good second-hand Leather Machine. Address, J. Nash; Manchester Street, Christchurch. 4219 WANTED, Dairy Butter, 501 b weekly, must be good; highest price given. J. Seed, store, Southbrook. 4245 WANTED to Let, Six-roomed House, Onslow Street, off Papanui Eoad, near Carlton. D. DolamorC, Clare Boad. ,4244 WANTED. —A lady desires to adopt a little girl (3-6). For particulars apply: t« Bernice, “Times” Office. 4040. WANTED, Tenders for ’ Standing Clover. Appl Jubilee Memorial Home, Wdolston, Small Crop o£. ly on the Premises. / 4X97 -TOTANTED to Sell, 5 acl:es of Splendid Clover, V » for seed; second «crop. Apply Charles Clark, Hereford Street, Christchurch. ,4220 "TO-ANTED to Sell, at iliohmond, near new Y v tram, House of six rooms and six acres of Land. Cheap, and easy terms. Boggs and Duffy. XSBS WANTED, Buyers for Summer Prints, 2s Dd ( 3s lid, 4s lid per dozen; Flannelettes Sfd/B|d, 4fd yard, half-price. "W. MJtClea and Co., 210, High Street. X 537 ~Y i 7ST/~ ANTED, Board and Residence for a little W v girl, aged twelve, attending the‘ Normal School. Address G. McGowan, care of W. Gerard, Esq., Snowdon. :4050. W' ANTED, Buyers for 10,000 Yards' of this Season’s Prints; a 9s6d Delaine for 4s 94 dozen. Shaw, Bobinson and Co., The Hall, High Street, Christchurch. X 144 1 WANTED, People with defective sight to try Bennett for Glasses. Concave Lenses frem 0 to 18; Convex from cataract to first sight. Bennett’s, 383, High street. XB6 WANTED, by gentleman. Bedroom and Sit-ting-room (furnished) within five minutes’ walk of Union Bank. Apply, stating terms, to Immediate, Box 241, P.O. 4238 K ANTED to Bent, Pendalton preferred, Good House and a few acres Laud. Sena _ irtioulars, Peckover and Swain, Estate Agents, 192, Hereford Street. X 933 WANTED, by young gentleman. Board and Residence (week or two) in private family, Lyttelton, within five minutes’ Post Office. S.E., Box 154, Post Office, Christchurch. 4241 WANTED to Sell or Let, my House, Papanui Boad, 10 rooms; bathroom, hot water service, three acres land, tennis court, orchard, paddock. James Henderson, 178, Hereford Street. ; 3820 WANTED to Sell, handy to town, 20 Acres , Splendid Laud; Modern House of 7 large rooms, with every convenience; stabling, sheds, &e. Apply, Allan Hopkins, Estate Agent, Cathedral Square. . (310) ,X 205 WANTED to Sell, in Linwood, good position, a Comfortable House of 4 rooms and scullery, in perfect order; Eighth-acre Section. Price £2OO. Apply, Allan Hopkins, Cathedral Square. (160) X 205 WANTED to Sell, at Eicoarton, convenient to town. Three-quarter-acre;land,-together with a new house of S rooms, bathroom and every - convemence. Apply, Allan ITopkins, Cathedral Square. (381) X2QS WANTED to Sell—£s will purchase a good four-roomed House, wash-house, Ac., and nice section, within ten minutes’ walk of cathedral. Balance can remain. Baggs and Duffy, Agents, Colombo Street. - X33S WANTED to Sell, in Sydenham, House of' four rooms, hall, scullery, &o. (cost£l4oto build not long since), nice section, only £95. Terms £5 cash, 7s 6d weekly. Baggs and Duffy, 131, Colombo street. XSSS WANTED, Partner. Advertiser having acquired a valuable leasehold at low rental (good sheep and cattle country) requiresja partner. Apply, H. Lowry amd Co., Hereford Street, Christchurch. "3870 WANTED to Sell, close to tram, threeeighths acre, with choice fruit garden and cottage, £l9O. Also quarter-acre, cottage, outside wash-house, £230; excellent garden. Peckover a»d Swain, 192, Hereford Street. : ■; X93S WANTED to Sell, Double-fronted Shop and Business, in snburbs, low price. Also Business in good thoroughfare, Christchurch, Satisfactory reasons for "disposal. Peckover and Swain, 192, Hereford Street. X93S WANTED to Sell, just off Stamnore Eoad, close to bridge, well-built House of three rooms, bathroom, and quarter-acre, well laid oat. Offers requested; must be sold. Baggs and Duffy, Estate Agents, Colombo Street. XS3S ANTED, Bakers anil others to know that . . £4O will purchase a baking business in a gobd district, together- with quarter-a'cre section, bake-house, oven, &c. For full particulars, apply Allan Hopkins, Cathedral Square. (9,2) X 205 WANTED to Sell or Let, at Eicoarton, a well-built House of 5 rooms and scullery ; stabling and trap-shed; Quarter-acre Section, nicely planted; a good place and cheap. Ap Allan Hopkins, Cathedral Square. ’ (181) ® 7"ANTED to Sell, in Linwood, a well-built V Brick House (with slate roof) of Afonx ion. Price £a4o. r. X33S ms, scullery, pantry, wash-house, ■lcshop, coalhouse and good section ■ms arranged. Baggs and Duffy, V u prupoibjr nutiu tuuiwtux mui/; nou*uuuu ise of five rooms, scullery, wash-house. copper,, d outbuildings, quarter-acre, asphalt paths, A really nice home and in good locality, Baggs . Duffy, Land Agents, Colombo Street. X3SS Boad. Board Notice*. AVON EOAD BOAED. ALL Bates UNPAID on MAECH Ist, 1694, Will be sudd for, ( ■ * By order of the Board, ‘‘ B. CHAPMAN, N.Bi—The Collector attends at 143, Cashel Street adjoining Mr Matson’s new. saleyard, each Saturday from 11 to 1 o’clock. " 4033 NOTICE TO OWNERS OP TBAOTI&N ENGINES. MANDEVILLE AND EANGIOEA BOAD BOARD. TT HEREBY give Notice that the Mahdeville and JL Eangiora Eoad Board WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for ANY DAMAGE that may happen to TRACTION ENGINES, or their Freights, when travelling through the districts; and furthermore, that they WILL HOLD OWNERS of TRACTION ENGINES -LIABLE for ANY Damage Done to aayD&IDGE or CULVERT in the District, caused by the said Engines or their Freights using them. MALCOLM MACFABLANE^ Ean fe «7S, ,