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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6049, 4 October 1887, Page 2

«M«»n«wiigMU^<Mtl»il WB i | | IH| | BUMm!BB^ Late Advertisements. WANTED tD Rent, convenient five or siiroomed Cottage, low rent. Address. Alpha, "Star" office. 5468 WAITING Engagements, Servants of all _ __ „ Classes. Mrs Robertson, 76, Manohester street (late Mrs Gaskin). 5478 WANTED, by very neat needlewoman, Ladies' _. . „ P p Children's Underclothing, or uny Plam Sewing. Eva, "Star" office. 5471 WILL the Gentleman who rescued my child from the River Avon on Saturday accept a grateful mother's thanks. Mrs Tipler. 5430 WANTED at once, two comfortablo Rooms in private famUy, within a few minutes' walk of rentre of city. State terms, E.8.D., Post-office, Christchnrch. 5453 WANi'fciD, Girl, assist in honsework ; can go home at night. Apply, first instance, Westaway's Storo, Gloucester street. Fast Belt. sm WANTBD, Station Cook, Man with previous experience in Grocery Store, Youth for conntry hotel, able to milk, Fomale Servant couutry hotel. J. M'Donald, Manchester or Armagh street. 5483 WANTED Anglers to Know that my Stock: of Fishing Requisites has arrivefl, including split cane rods, gree^heart rods, minnow rods, minnows, flws, lines, hooks of every description, acme wire lines, reels, gut linea, fishicg brogues, and Btockinga, and overy itom required for the gentle art. Inspection invited. Send old rods' to be ropaired to M'WlUinms* Fißhing Tackle Depot, Colombo street. JLhe Joeehivje JOrapery Stores, SOUTHBRIDGE and LEESTON." CHAELEU T. BTJBGESS Advises the Arrival of New Season's G00d5.5474 Db Om UL. JL O W N E N D HAS REMOVED TO BOOMS AT W. P. TOWNEND'S, CHEMIST, ' 183, Colombo street, opposite City Hotel, two doors I from Brice's Corner. Hours of Consultation — Morning, 12 until 2 , , evening, 7to 8.30. 1918 ; COO-EE. ' i i PURCHASE j TOUB • Jlj oots and ohoes 1 1 AT THE BOOT PALACE, , AND TOH WILL SAVE POUNDS IST THE YEAR. I H, COEEICK & CO., 216, COLOMBO STREET, [ Between Messrs Coates and Co. and j Eden George. 1044 THE PRIOE OF THE j ' k LYTTELTON TIMES" ; is now I REDUCED • TO ONE PENNY. SUBSCRIPTION (IF PAID IN ADVANCE), " 26s A YEAR.

The Kaiapoi _ Cadet Company.— The members of this iuvenile corps were inspected on last Friday evening when some fifty-six were present, under command of Lieutenants Alexander and Webster, and made a very creditable display in company and battalion drill evoking the praise of their officers. Ib is anticipated that a further distribution of arm 3 will soon be made. This will no doubt provoke a feeling of esprit de corns, and induce "our boys" to make further efforts.