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Star (Christchurch), Issue 14, 29 May 1868, Page 3

STEAM TO "~ WELLINGTON AND NORTHERN PORTS. l'_- Hn H; E N.Z.S.N. Co»_. m. l&Jk -*• LADY BIRD » ■*v^lsf_raK. * 8 appointed to sail, as above, SATURDAY, the £::3tfßOT3oth INST., at 4 p.m. Apply to MATHESON'S AGENCY, 273 Lyttelton and Christchurch, STEAM TO DUNEDIN. " ><2D>jK riMIEN.Z.S.N.Co'ae.o. Jm^^j_wj^' 1* appointed to aail for ■us_e_w_HCn» Dunedin on or about MONDAY, JUNE I, at I p.m. Apply to MATHESON'S AGENCY, 274 Lyttelton cud Chrlitehureh, __________ %, WANTED, by a Youth, a SITUATION lv a Store, Apply A. D., Po-t-offlee. 277 WANTKD.aRo-peetablo Young WOMAN as Housemaid and Needlewoman; character required. Apply by letter to P., ofllco of this paper. c 278 \XT ANTED, for the Country, a BOY, V> about aixtcen. Apply to SIIRPPARD & Co. 275 ■ * - , ■ ' " WANTED, by a Steady Xoung MAN, n Situation m» GARDENER. Teatimoniftls na to competency produced. Apply to GAHDENEU, olllco of this papsr. 283 K \7 ANTED, a RUNNER to didiver «Tmi ' ? Staii "at Fentlalltown nnd RUxarton. Apply nt tho temporary oflice, Gloucester Street. WANTED, a thoroughly experienced NUHSIv. Must have good reference*. Apply to Mra RICHARDSON, Opawa, Immediately. 224 3? EDUCATION. WANTED, A Well Educated MAN, to take charge of the Professional Boarding School At Governor's Bay. None but a married man, nnd ono capable of imparting a thoroughly sound English education, wiih die rudiments of mathematics and the el**»lc* need apply. For further particular, apply to 11. M ATSON & Co., Cathedral squnro; or, by letter to the CHAIRMAN, Local School Committee, Governor's Bay. 276

LOST, a Small PAItCKL containing Dra_i pery, dc. Tho finder will be reward« 4 by returning it to the ofikc of thi.. paper. 284 ITT lIITSUNTIDJB TREAT TO TUB SCHOOLS OF CHRISTCHURCH, To bo hold nt THEDHILL SHED, (By kind permission of LKttt.-Col, Paelte,) ON WHIT-MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Junk Ist and 2nd, 1968. The Treat will consist of DISSOLVING VIEWS, And MUSICAL PERFORMANCES BT THB CANTERBURY YKOMANRY CAVALRY BAND, (By permission of Major Wilson, C.8.) THE DRUM AND FIFE BAND, (By permission of Captain Hurman,) AND THE CHOIR OF THE CANTERBURY TONIC SOL-FA ASSOCIATION. Tlie Schools invited will be admitted Free, under the charge of their respective masters. Tho Public will bo admitted at a charge of Is, each person. The proceeds will bo devoted to a fund for building a recreation room at Sunnyside, and to ttic assistance of tho poor during winter, by supplying them with coals. To commonce at ball-past six p.m, J. B. STANSKLL, Director.