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Star (Christchurch), Issue 98, 5 September 1868, Page 1

TO ADVERTISERS AND THE PUBLIC. The bona fide circulation of the Stab is now 1450 copies per night. The Star is delivered every night throughout Chn ttahurch and the immediate suburbs ; in the Aldington, Lincoln, Riccarton, and ±"apanui diatriots; in St Albans, Halswell, Heath' cote, Ferry mead, the Valley, Lyttelton, and Eaiapoi. The cl'A.rge for adveetisihg- in the Stab is ioweb than in any other paper in New Zealand. The Stab will continue to supply the public with the fullest and most reliable iocali i ..- formationup to the hour of publication. The Star contains more and better-selected reading matter than any other penny paper in New Zealand. The proprietor of the Stab 7ms made arrangements to ensure the reception of the late-t tex'-OBa'Phic hews, via Suez and Parama, from Europe and America, from Australia, and from the neighbouring Provinces. No effwt will be spared to maintain the character of the Stab as a thoroughly good and reliable medium of IOCAX, general, and TELKSBAPHIC IteWS. The proprietor of the Star, from the support already accorded to his little venture, is convinced that the public appreciate an Evening penny paper, respectably and liberally conducted. The columns of tlie Stab are open to cobekspondents cf every shade of political opinion. Correspondents are requested to bear in mind that letters containing libel, or personal abuse, will not be admitted into the columns qf the Star. WANTED, by a Young Man, of Colonial experience, a SITUATION as Groom or Gardener, or both; reference given, if required. Address A. W., UNCLE TOM'S, High street. 1072 WANTED, an engagement. A private establishment prefered ; the advertiser works a sewing machine, and has a knowledge of dressmaking. Apply in writing to A. E., office of this paper. 1068 WJ ANTED, by a respectable young perT» son EMPLOYMENT as DRESSMAKER'S AS>ISTANT ; would have no objection to work for families by the day, or take work home. Address M., office of this paper. 1051 *lirr ANTED, EMPLOYMENT. A widow T! would be glad of an engagement as PLAIN COOK, &c, in a house of business where she could return to ber family at nights ; or any daily employment would be acceptable. Apply W. H. E., office of this pnper. 1069 GRAZING. WANTED, forward GRASS for 600 Sheep. H. MATSON & CO. 1076 LOST, in the Riccarton district the Patent Cap of a Buggy wheel. Ihe finder will be rewarded on returning it to Dr NED WILL. 1057 c TO BE LET, THE SHOP AND DWELLING at present occupied by Mr Bullock, Cabinet Maker, High street. A good stand for the Millinery and Dresmakittg Business. Immediate possession. For terms apply to MR. THOS. D. JONES, Grocer. Aug. 29, 1868. c 1037 NOTICE. 3 - mHE teamer SENSATION, JL__ --<fS_ having received extensive yfjf fr^-fIK. i m P rovemen,s > J. O'Neillintends ■yMfr *ablaSir to w * t ' 1 P nssen 6 ers to nn d v^a_^3g?S? f from the shipping and shore, on Saturday next, and also to attend upon private and pic-nic parties. Towage upon reasonable terms; goods and passengers taken to any of the neighbouring Bays. Tlie boat will ply on Sundays the same as watermen's boats. For freight or passage apply to tbe captain on board. This boat will be always under steam during the day. 957 J. O'NEILL. LIGHT BRIGADE AND OTHER VESSELS. «JKk T)IRD AND JONES undertake £$»£& Jt) to deliver Goods from ship's 4^l^!^. side to Merchants' stores in ChristKtkZj^ZZZir church, at 15s per ton, including «S^^S?*. all charges. Parcels received and forwarded. Passengers' Luggage Stored. FREE AND BONDED STORES, Hereford and Tuam streets, Christchurch, And Norwich Quay, Lyttelton. c 1029