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Star (Christchurch), Issue 112, 22 September 1868, Page 3

NEW ADVJSRTISEHTEATTS. FOR SALE, on Easy Terms, the Shamrock Bakery, corner of Chester and Barbadoes street. Enquire of H. LEAKB, Colombo street. 1206 TUST PUBLISHED, Pkicb 2s 6d, POEMS, BT CHAS. W. PURNELL. STEVENS & CO., 1 202 High street. TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. 'FIG LET,— AII those Premises situate ia 1. Armagh street, East, and lately in th« occupation of Mr T. Dethier. The building! consist of a capital work shop, dwellinghouse with 5 rooms, and capital shop front, having a frontage of 30 feet in.Armagk street. Good stable and artesian well on the premises. A desirable tenant would bt liberally dealt with. J. HERBERT HANKINS, Sydenham House, Colombo street. 1209 TO WORKING MEN AND OTHERS. TO LET, on long lease, a FIVE-ACRB SECTION OF LAND, the very bett of soil, cleared, drained, aud cultivated ; bounded by a fine stream of water ; situated a short distance from the North-east Town Belt. Rent only £3 per acre. Apply to Mr M. BING North Side Staamore Bridge. 83" Do .vn the river, past Ward's Brewery. cils« i FOR SALE. AN ACRE of FREEHOLD LAND, part of which is in garden, and well stocked; with a first-class five-roomed HOUSE, thoroughly finished— slated roof; adjoining Mr W. Wilson's Nursery, Ferry Road, near Towm Belt East. If the above is not disposed of within a month, it will be sold by Auction, of which due notice will be given, as tha owner is leaving New Zealand. Apply to C. M. THURSTON, On the premises. Sept. 10, 1867.

Ijjfefo STEAM TO AUCKLAND GOLDFIELDS, WELLINGTON, WAKGANUI, TARANAKI, MANUKAU, & AUCKLAND. £3^^V T^HE N.Z.S.N. CO. 'B *mmMHBBm» STORM BIRD, WILL SAIL TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 23, At 5 p.m. Apply to MATIIESON'S AGENCY, 1203 Lyttelton and Curistdiurch. \TTAIsTED, a Good GENERAL SER- \\ VANT. Apply at MILLS' Hotel, Oxford Terrace East. 1 207 WANTED, by a respectable sober man, a situation as groom ; willing to make himself generally useful. Apoly, G. H., care of Mr FIRTH, Carpenter, 'near Colombo Bridge. 1210 WANTED, an ENGAGEMENT as NORSE, by a Young Girl who has not been to service befcre. Address R.V.E., office of this paper. 1199 WANTED, immediately, a first-class DIiESSMAKEU ; also, One or Two Out-door APPRENTICES. Apply to Mrs EAST, Oxford Terrace, opposite Government Buildings. 1208 >^ SHEARERS WANTED. \^ tj fc SHEARERS required for Glenmark #tJ Station, and 25 for the Wakanui Creek Station, Ashburton, to commence on or about the 15th October. Terms — 17s 6d per 100. Apply to G. H. MOORE, Glenmark ; and WM. MOFFATT, 1201 AshburtprfT rf<)ST, on Tuesday last, a PET LAMB, Lj from near Victoria Bridge ; had on when lost, a dog's registered collar, No. 4992. Lamb privately marked. Any one bringing it to Mr R. J. Pearce, painter, &c M Victoria Bridge, will be rewarded. Anyone detaining it after this notice will be prosecuted. 1506 r R. J. PEARCE.

NORTHAMPTON BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, mHE PROPRIETORS wish to call attention to their Tery largely increased Stock of IMPORTED AND COLONIAL MADE BOOTS AND SHOES, And especially to the Order Department, which is under the Management of Mi T. JONES, whose reputation as a first-class Workman enables them to guarantee Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes that cannot be surpassed for style and quality in this City. Our principle of ADAPTING the BOOT to the FOOT injured with Corns or other Enlargements, ensures ease without disfiguring the appearance. Note the Address :— NORTHAMPTON BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, High Street, (NEXT WHITE HART HOTEL). 1109 END OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. JUST OPENED ! ! FIFTY-EIGHT CASES OF SPRING AND S UMMER DRAPERY, COMPRISING EVERYTHING NEW IN FASHION & MATERIAL FOR THH t P K E S E N T SEASON. W. P K ATT, DUNSTABLE HOUSE. NOTE. — "No connection with W. PRATT, Somerset House.