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Star (Christchurch), Issue 3491, 19 June 1879, Page 2

16 words inserted for OKH fsy SHILLING. ■____ r T7T7 : ANTED ) a Young Man to do a round. . f *';.< Apply, Hopkins and Co., Colombo street.;/ 6041W ANTED KNOWN, that the STAR has now a bona fide circulation of over 8000 copies daily. WANTED,— Employers in want of Servants to advertise in the STAR. ONE SHILLING ONLY. WANTED, Servants requiring places to advertise in the "Star," ONE SHILLING— onIy. , WANTED to Sell, a big upstanding trap Horse, young, sound, and quiet. Apply, Carew's Stablea. 5941 'VAT ANTED— A goad General Servant. IT Apply Mrs Dearing, City Butchery; or, Mrs John Mann, St Albans. 5996 ANTED KNOWN, that W. Pincott, Bookbinder, has removed to premises next Jameson Bros., Manchester street. 5411 WANTED Known, that unless advertisements are sent in early they cannot be inserted in the Country Edition of the "STAR." WANTED the general publio to know that every description of goods are purchased at the Monte de Piete. S. D. Nathan, Managfr. 5463 WANTED Known,— Comfortable Board and Residence, separate rooms ; with every comfort, 20* weekly. Mrs Lloyd, Wh'ately road, opposite Tank. 5332 WANTED Known, that Mrs Bassington has Removed to her Old Premises, Kilmore Btreet, near Garrick Hotel, next Basßington, Monumental Mason. 4991 WANTED, the Public to know that Orders for the celebrated Bpringfield Coal will receive prompt attention by being left at Cobb and Co.'s Office. 4989 WANTED, the Publio to know F. Parker and Baker have commenced business as Tailors and Outfitters, corner Tuam and Durham streets. Gents' own materials made up^ 49 WANTED, Lyttelton Working Men to know that Robinson's Boot Shop, Oxford street, is the cheapest in the town for cash. Boots repaired the day they are brought in. 6011 WANTED, to Lend Money at the lowest rate of interest. Herman's Pawn Office, Cashel street, opposite Ballantyne and Co.'s. An assortment of Watches and Jewellery for sale at reduced prices. 5261 ANTED KNOWN that W. Gimblett, Colombo street, near Lichfield street, can supply POTATOES in large or small quantities. Fresh vegetables from his own garden daily. 5013 WANTED KNOWN, a superior lot of Ladies and Children's Boots, which will be supplied wholesale or retail at lowest possible prices. — T. Yates, Colombo street, next City Hotel. 4995 ANTED KNOWN, that Frederick Cross & Co. are selling Breech-loaders from £6 10s upwardß. Splendid value. Powder, shot, caps, cartridges, powder flasks, always on hand, ANTED KNOWN, that Frederick Ctobs & Co., Ironmongers, corner of Colombo and Hereford streets, are selling single-barrel Guns, from 30s upwards, and double-barrel Muwle Loaders from 50b upward B. ANTED KNOWN, That the best bargains in Properties in Town and Suburbs are now offering at Parker and M'Donald's House and Land Agent. OfficesManchester street south, and Hereford street. 4997 ANTED KNOWN, that Frederick Cross & Co. are selling at Greatly Reduced rates every description j Builders', Furnishing, and General Ironmongery ; also, paints, oils, &c., &o. Come and see our 86-inoh Leamington Ranges, at £5 10s. 4866 ANTED KNOWN, that the American Sewing Machine Company, Colombo street, are Selling Off their Old Stock of Sewing Machines at a greatly reduced price. WANTED KNOWN, that Parker and M'Donald's Canterbury Labour Exchange, is the beat Office for employers of Male and Female Servants in the City to get supplied. 4998 ANTED KNOWN, J. Hern's, Patent Ranges (late Mannings) are the best in New Zealand, and soon save their price. Greatly reduced in price lately. — J. HERN, Manchester street, Christchurch. 4992 "ANTED KNOWN, Comfortable Board and Residence, with first-rate accommodation for visitors, can be had at Norfolk House, corner of Tuam end Montreal streets. Meals at all hours, Is. Proprietor, J. H. Symonds. Manager, L. F. Garnett. 5993 WANTED KNOWN— J. and T. DANKS importers of Gas Fittings, Pumps, &c.,the largest stock in Ohristchurch. Licensed gaafitters; Branch Pipes, Pump and Rams fixed. Estimates free. Lichfield street, between Colombo and Durham streets. 5014 WANTED KNOWN, that Frederick Cross & Co., Ironmongers, since the ad valorem duty has been taken off Carpenors' Tools, are selling at greatly reduced ratos, and invite all carpenters m Chrißtchurch and districts to oome and see before they buy elsewhere. WANTED, a good Laundress, having sufficient accommodation to undertake the washing of a large school. One living in the neighbourhood of Riccarton, Addiagton, or Fendalltown preferred. Apply, without delay, to Miss Lohse, Matlock Bank, Upper Riccarton. 6015 WANTED KNOWN— Hancock's Excelsior Soap is the best made in the Colony, being made of the best material that can be made here and imported, is disinfectant, and one bar is equal to three of the adultoratcd rubbish that is often sold here. Can be obtained in family boxes at 15s and 30s of most of the merchants and storekeepers in Christchurch, Lyttelton, Ashburton, Rangiora, and Kaiapoi, and at the Manufactory, Christchurch. 5366 WANTED, the Publio to know that H. PANNEL is prepared to supply a good article in Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Colonial and English BOOTS & SHOES at the very lowest remunerative prices. All kinds of Ladies' and Gentlemen's sewn and pegged Boots made to ordor and repaired on the shortest notice. Country people please notioe — H. PANNELL, Manchester street, opposite Laurie's timber yard. 4650 WANTED Known — Gentlemen in quest of Clothing will find it to be a great saving to try G. I. MERRIB, Tailor, Hereford street, the original Tradesmen's Tailor of Dunedin, his long Colonial experience justifies him in Baying that the value given by him in suits, from £4 10s upwards, is unsurpassed in Canterbury. During his time in Christohurch he has given universal satisfaction in fit and quality of workmanship. Gentlemen's own materials made up. fjf Hereford street near the Mill fiiSO Bridge. OYSTERS. OYSTERS. OYSTERS. WANTED Known, that Oyster Suppers, Grills, Sntre*es,&c, can be obtained from 9 p.m., at J. E. Bashford's Luncheon Room, Triangle, Colombo street. Hot luncheon from 12 till 3 p.m; Teas from 5 p.m. Wines and beer of the best brand.s9B6 XIJANTED KNOWN— At May's Bankrupt Sale, The ' Hall, High street, unbleached calico, 2s 6d per doren ; fine longcloth, 2illd per dozen;, blue black velveteen,' 2s '6d, per yard. ' '' : J ANTED KNOWN, that F.t Gabites, Draper, has bought the Frillings and French Merinos,* damaged at Sargood'i;warehouse by water,, atless than half-price. Frillings, 4id, worth Bdj Block French Merinos, 8s 83, worth 4s lid. . ii ?039 Zl R'OiMraiß^cfe^itM^