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Star (Christchurch), Issue 376, 28 July 1869, Page 1

TO ADVERTISERS. The Proprietor of the Star begs to draw the attention of Advertisers to the following facts: — The Star is the cheapest medium for ad j vertising in Canterbury. | The Star, on a calculation the principle of which cannot be disputed, is read by about Five Thousand People every Night. The Star is published Punctually, and delivered Expeditiously. WANTED, a good General SERVANT; also, a person for the Jdtcben. Apply at the London Restaurant, Cashel street. 3512 \S 7 ANTED, a good GENERAL SERT T VANT ; one Hint cnn do plain cooki"g. Apply to Miss CAMERON, Cameron Brothers, Lyttelton. C 3 46f. WANTED, a NURSE GIRL, about 13 years of age, from Nine iv the mining till Five o'clock. Apply at Mr PARKER'S Registry office, Cashel street. 3525 WANTED, by a steady, indiutrt us Youug Man, a SITUATION in a store. Understands horses, and is willing (o make himself generally useful. Good references. Address 8., office of this paper. 3522 WANTED, toRKNT or PURCHASE, a email PADDOCK, securely fenced and well watered, within about 1J miles of the Post-office, Christchurch. Address, stating terms, &c, to £ s. d., office of this paper. 3493 WANTED, a MARRIED COUPLE, without family. The Man as Gardener, to Milk, and attend to Horses; the Wife as Cook anil General Servant. Apply to G. BOWRON, East Town. Belt, adjoining the Christchurch Cemetery, close to the river. Good references required. c349n BOTTLES WANTED. rpHE SHADES, HEREFORD STREET. Jl C 3197 LEFT at my stables, at the North Rakaia, about the beginning of May last, one Chesnut GELDING ; no brand. If not claimed within fourteen days, he will be sold to defray the expenses of livery, &c. CHAS. LAKE, 3444 Ferry House, North Rakaia. *\ £2000 "^X UNDER TO LUND, V * VvV 0N MORTGAGE N^ REAL \^ V* ESTATE. UPWARDS \*k - f\ ADVANCED, ON \%> DEPOSIT OF X" <f N DEEDS \. o» X^ PERSONAL SECURITY. > No. 1, Cathedral Squakb, 3490 NOTICE. THE Undersigned begs to inform his Friends and the Public that (having resigned his appointment as Manager of Mr Prins' Dispensary), he has taken those premises lately occupied by the. " Evening Mail C 0.," where he has commenced business upon his own account. TI. S. FAIRBANK, Chemist and Druggist, 3417 High street.