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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2875, 12 June 1882, Page 3

W anted. W ANTED—A SMART LAD. Apply to G. Elliott, Fishmonger, Timarn. w ANTED—A HOUSEMAID. Apply Grosvenot Hotel. WANTED— A BOY for a Station, to Milk and make himself useful, Apply, J. T. Ford and Co. WANTED— Painters. Apply sharp to P. Clayton, Steam Joinery Works, WANTED —A Respectable Young Woman as boarder. Apply, Mrs H. McDonald, Burgess’ Paddock. WANTED TO LET—In D street, a dwelling - house, containing five rooms and scullery. Wash-house 1 detached. Five minutes walk from P.O, Apply at Office of this Paper, WANTED TO LET—A Four-roomed COTTAGE in Charles Street.' Apply, Mrs Thoreau, or W. T. Brown. WANTED— A GENERAL SERVANT. Apply, Mrs Kerr, near Domain; ANTED—To purchase BOTTLES. Highest Cash Price given- Breese & Co. WANTED— 500 Pair of BOOTS to MAKE or REPAIR, the cheapest and best Shop in the town, all work guaranteed. B, Waters, opposite Parsons’ Foundry. WANTED KNOWN—That, S. ANDERSON, Bootmaker, has REMOVED to the premises next to the “ Little Dust Pan,” where can be seen a splendid assortment of Boots and Shoes, not to be surpassed in the Timaru District. Inspection invited. fTTANTED KNOWN—That W. R VV WILSON, Poulterer and Fish monger, opposite Theatre Royal, has for Sale a Splendid Lot of Fat Turkeys, Fowls, Geese, Hares, and all kinds of Game and Fish, v,, ' ; ivf 1; i'li j ‘\JU’ ANTED KNOWN—MRS TICHBON, Y* Shepherd’s Buildings, is relinquishing her Millinery and Fancy Drapery Business, and is,now offering the whole of her Splendid Stock at ah immense reduction. No reasonable,offer refusedWANTED KNOWN—That. at RBNROSE’S well-known Cheap BOOT SHOP, next Crawford's saddlery, you can obtain his own make, Gents lace-up Boots at 15s 6d, best value in town; Ladies equally cheap. Also Ladies, Gents and Childrens Boots in great variety to suit the season. N. B. all repairs executed by skilled workmen at lowest prices. 'ANTED KNOWN—That J. Golding has taken the whole of the block of Buildings lately occupied by < Messrs Murray and Co„ at the corner of Church and Sophia streets,. and : has opened the same as Private Dining and Refreshment Rooms, with the best : attendance,'!at Moderate Charges. Splendid accomodation for, Boarders.. Every ,-comfort guaranteed, Public Notices. TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST, about a ’fortnight ago, a BAY HORSE ; white hind leg; lumps on : tip of near ear. Any person returning same to Frank Harris, cabman, Timaru, will receive above reward. jyjWBY TO LEND at Current Bates in Various Amounts. Rural Land Preferred. Apply to, DR. FOSTER, Solicitor, Geraldine. TO RUNHOLDERS, FARMERS AND OTHERS REQUIRING RYE GRASS SEED. THE UNDERSIGNED are now prepared to BOOK ORDERS and deliver in any quantity, their Machine Dressed RYE GRASS SEED, at present rates, thus giving Sowers the opportunity of securing much below the expected high prices n Spring. Inspection Invited. > Samples forwarded on THE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. Y. mm* R. NORTH TIMARU CEMETERY SALE BILL. Notice is hereby given that it is intended during the present Session of Parliament to INTRODUCE a BILL, to be intituled the North Timaru Cemetery Sale Bill, to empower the Trustees of the Cemetery to Sell Lot 146, North Cemetery Reserve, containing Five Acres, situated on Old South Road, as laid off in the Official Maps of the Province of Canterbury, RICHARD TURNBULL, M.H.R. V. R. “TIMARU HARBOR BOARD ACT 1876 AMENDMENT BILL 1882.” NOTICE is hereby given that it is ■ intended, during the present Session of Parliament, to. introduce a Bill to be intituled the Timaru Harbor Board A0t1876 Amendment Bill 1882.” By the said Bill it is intended to alter the constitution of the said Board as far as the mode of Election and Nomination of Members-are concerned. : J.H. SUTTER. Y. « TIMARU HIGH SCHOOL ACT 1878 AMENDMENT BILL, 1882.” NOTICE is hereby given that it is intended, during fhe present Session of Parliament, to introduce a Bill to'be intituled the “ Timaru High School. Act 1878 Amendment Bill 1882.” By the said Act it is intended to alter the constitution of the said. Board as far as the mode of Election and Nomination of Members are concerned. J. H. SUTTER. WE beg to intimate that we have REMOVED into those Premises lately occupied by the National Bank of New Zealand. WOOLLCOMBB & CLULBE. June 6th, 1882. In connection with the above, we have two OFFICES TO LET, with use of Strong Room. . For terms, &c„ apply to WOOLLCOMBB & OLULEB. QUEEN’S HOTEL, TIMARU, THE PROPRIETOR begs to Notify that he has just received, and on Sale, “ Ex Dunscore,” “ Waitaugi,” and “ Araby Maid,” 2 hds, of old Brandy, 6qr casks of do. (Direct from Gharcnt), 2 hds, of old Jamaica Rum, 100 cases of Champagne, (Dry), 50 cases of dry sparkling Burgundy, 2 hds. of old Port Wine, 1 butt of superior Amontillado Sherry, lOhds. of Bass’ extra Pale Ale, Sec., &c,, &c. AND TO ARRIVE. 5 cases of Copenhagen Cherry Brandy 5 cases of Rum Punch, and 5 cases Of Ginger Brandy, All of which were carefully selected and purchased by Mr Charles Green while in London, which circumstance ought to bo a sufficient guarantee as to the quality of the various Brands. 18th May, 1882,