WANTED, immediately, a WET NURSE Apply to Dr TURNBULL. c 285 TJSJ ANTED, for p.a. Novelty, a competent f.f JNGINEfeR. Apply at once to CAMERON BROS., Lyttelton. c 326 WANTED, a GIRL, about 15. Apply to Mrs FLETCHEK, Hereford street ea6fc. . csi2 TUT ANTED, immediately, a good ?TT SHOEING SMITH. Must be a steady man, J. JOHNSTON, Rangiora. H c 270 TTTANTED, a LAD, to make himself T t generally useful. Apply at the Shades, Christchurch. 333 *£]£r ANTED,, a respectable GENERAL 1 : y.y SERVANT, for a small family. References required. Apply to Mrs COX, Hereford street, East town^ belt. 339 WANTED KNOWN that D. S. PHILLIPS' No. 3 CLOTHES CLUB .will commence on MONDAY, the 21st inst. . ,-? • ...■.-. ''■ ' : : ■ ' ■ ■ 337WANTED, by a Lady, ONE or TWO ROOMS, near East Town Belt or Stanroore Jload. Apply K. H., office of this paper. 319 TTST ANTED immediately, a FEMALE '■;f-V; "COOK ; alsban' active LAD, for an hotel. Apply at the office of this paper. \ C3ll 1117 ANTED, for ttie country, a thorough ;f V GENERAL SERVANT ; one who is ' a good cook. To a competent person, wages one pound per week. Good references required. Apply to MRS J. BEECHER, .Market Place, between the hours of 10 and 12 a.m. c 325 WE hereby authorise MR HENRY WILLIAM BRIEN to COLLECT MONEYS on our account, and his receipt will be a sufficient discbarge. WARD & CO. Canterbury Brewery, March 12, 1870. 286 MR DOUGLAS will feel obliged if the person who took his PRAYER-BOOK 1 out of his seat at S. Luke's Church on : Sunday Evening last, would return it to him at the, Canterbury Brewery. 332 STRAYED, Maroh 17, from AddingtOn, a Red and White COW, in full milk, branded JP on near rump. £1 REWARD will be paid to anyone bringing her to < JOHN PARSONS, Addington. Anyone detaining her after this notice will be prosecuted. 340 ''•■■■■'^i i J riIHE CHICDLAR SAW x - ! k4LJh A STEAM NAVIGATION '^imfimkK COMPANY'S STEAMERS "'jiiiililli^ &re & pp° ilkted t0 BaU as FOR WELLINGTON, PICTON, NELSON, TARANAKI, AND MANUKAU— The AIREDALE, Saturday, the 26th March, at 1 o'clock. For freight or passage apply to ] . J* DRUMMOND MACPHERSON, 2470 Lyttelton and Christchurch. I t>'B INTED FORMS FOB THE OF GOLD MINING SHARES ! ' , , CAN BE . OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF THIS PAPER. ,' • . COLONIAL INDUSTRY. ' 'W. iIT Fobd BEGS to return sincere thanks to hie t . friends and the public generally for the <- liberal support accorded him during the past ; four years he bas been in business, and trusts, by continuing to supply nothing but the BEST ARTICLES, at moderate prices for , cash, to merit a continuance of the same at His . ■ ■ j»EW AND MORE COMMODIOUS PREMISES, Next to Gee's and Sydenham House, Colombo Street; And wishes to call the attention of all classes : to his improved ELASTIC SIDE & SHOOTING BOOTS, From 225, to order ; a good fit guaranteed. Note the Address :— W. H. FORD, COLONIAL BOOT & SHOE DEPOT, Colombo Stkket. 165
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 572, 21 March 1870, Page 1
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491Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Star (Christchurch), Issue 572, 21 March 1870, Page 1
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