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Star (Christchurch), Issue 3362, 17 January 1879, Page 2

WANTED, fowr MEN with good dogs, to muster hill country. Apply to DALGETY & CO. 3707 WANTED, respectable BOARD and RESIDENCE; no other boarders; north preferred. H. W.C., " Star" office. 3719 'ANTED, first-class BENCHMEN and FINISHERS ; constant employment, and highest wages given. A. and T. INGLIS, Boot Manufacturers, Dunedin. 3723 ANTED, a NURSE GIRL, to go to Lyttelton. Apply to Mrs DA WE, at Mr Cook's, Melville House, Christchurch. 3721 WANTED, a Hand to serve a round with Bread cart. Must be accustomed to horses. A. H. BLAKE arid CO., Lyttelton. 3729 "ANTED, a LAD, for the POINTING BUSINESS ; one accustomed to the trade preferred. Apply to W. WILLIAMS, corner of Tuam and Durham streeets. 3721ANTED, to rent, a HOUSE, of 5 or 7 rooms, not more than live minutes walk from Post Office. Address, , Mrs PARKER'S Registry Office, Cathedral Square. 3726 WANTED, everybody to know that the PALACE DINING ROOMS arc open. Breakfast, Dinner, and Tea, One Shilling. Good Beds. PROSPER and CO., Proprietors, High street, Christcluirch. 372S MERCHANTS' or Tradesmen's Books started and kept in order. Ledgers posted, and Balance-sheets prepared, &c, &c. Strictest confidence, and most reasonable charges. References given. WALTER COOK, Cathedral Square Chambers. 3704 LOST, between the Bank of New South Wales and Mr Oliver's, fruiterer, Colombo street, a PURSE, containing a Cheque drawn on the Bank of New South Wales for £20, and a few shillings in silver. Payment of Cheque stopped. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at Messrs J. BALLANTYNE and CO.'S. 3731 iyr R S TT A N C O C X, EXPERIENCED MIDWIFE, AND LADIES' NURSE. Residence : Durham Street Sotttii, Near the Pound Road. 3722 the" LEVIATHAN -^ALE OF MEN'S, YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING Is now proceeding at LEEDi S jUSS, CASHEL STREET, Nearly opposite the "Press" Office. See our Reduced Price Lists. 671 J. Lb MASCRIEB & CO. "jITESSBS MATHESON BROS & CO., BEG to inform the inhabitants of Christchurch and its vicinity that having secured those centrally situated premises in Cashel street, near Ballantyne's, they will OPEN OUT early NEXT WEEK, with a large and varied stock of CHINA, GLASSWARE, EARTHENWARE, LAMPWARE, VASES, &c, Having been importing in a large way to Dunedin for the last 15 years, they are continually in receipt of GOODS from the leading manufacturers of England, the Continent of Europe, and America. Occasional shipments from China and Japan. The Stock will comprise — Dinner Services from £5 to £80 Desert Do, do £3 to £30 Tea do. do. 425. to £12 12s Breakfast do. do. 80s. to £20 Complete Sets of Table Glass from £15 to £50. A large variety of Lamps in Cut Glass and Silver, Wrought, Brass, Bronze, Oxidised Silver, and Ormolu, fitted with the most approved burners for consuming ordinary oils. Cut Glass Chandeliers, for gas or kerosene Cut Glass Brackets, for gas or kerosene, with silver backs new Vases in richly hand painted and embossed China, and Bohemian Glass. Sole agents for the celebrated Royal Worcester Porcelain. Sole agents for the celebrated Belleck Porcelain. Sole agents for the celebrated Wedgwood Ware. The trade supplied on liberal terms. Commodious offices to let upstairs. Christchurch, Jan. 16, 1879. 3720 CHEAP SALE. IVTORTHEY (fe ■m/rfTT'ENZIE, PREVIOUS TO STOCK-TAKING WILL HOLD A GENUINE CHEAP SALE, OFFERING THE WHOLE OF THEIR STOCK, AT COST PRICE. FOR ONE MONTH, COMMENCING ON SATORDAT, JAN. 18, 1879. NORTHEY & M'KENZIE, High Street, (Late J. Grierson.) N.B.— Purchasers of DRAPERY will do well to Inspect our STOCK before buying Elsewhere. 168 EYE, EAR AND THROAT SPECIALIST. DE SCHWARZBACH has arrived in Christchurch and may be consulted till Jan. 21, 1879, at the Commercial Hotel (private entrance) previous to his departure for Europe. Hours from 10 to 1. 3558