notice W Removal. H. WILKINSON XI*AB BBMOVBD his Baalnena to Premises JOL DIBEQTIiY OPPOSITE his Old Shop in High street. Bale continued for Few Weeks JDonger, as the Stock Host; bo Reduced. GREAT BARGAINS FOR GASH ONLY. STOCK SACRIFICED. Opposite W. Strange and Co. XBO6 late Attvertisements. \ : — WANTED, a Baker. Apply, A. Beaumont, 87, Colombo street. 6085 •^nr7"ANTED, Boy to look after Horse and ■ f Garden, and be generally useful. 236, High street. ' - 6084 W ANTED, a' General Servant; also Housemaid. Apply at once, Wellington Hotel. "ANTED, a Boy of 13 to work about the House. Apply between 12 and 2 to 249, Armagh street west. 6082 BICYCLE, 50in Ordinary for Sale. Price £4. Apply Wheel, " Star ' f Office. 6081 §UMNER— To Residents nnd Visitors.— Frank A. Cook, Grocer, 222, Colombo street, vers Goods every Wednesday. Orders given. in before 9 a.m. delivered some day. Orders called for on Mondays. X724 THE "CANTERBURY TIMES " THURSDAY, FEB. 16, PRIZE STORY COMPETITION No. 2, TE HUTU KARAKA* HOW TO DEAL WITH THE UNEMPLOYED. John Burns' Eeform Bill. THE SINS OF SOCIETY. .■■ , 'A Homily by Ouida. SPOET AND POLITICS. The New Cmsade. THE ANTIPODEAN SCHOOLBOY. He is Not a Model Scholar. ATHLETIC, NEW ZEALAND'S CHAMPIONSHIPS. PROTECTION"? FOR AMERICAN MILLIONAIRES. TJnpleasing Ostentation and its Results. SPORTING PROSPECTS. The Dnnedin Meeting. 1 THE PITIFUL CASE OF THE LEAD- WORKERS. Poisoned and Paralysed. HEALING BY~~ELEOTRICITY. Some Extraordinary Results. LAKE FOESYTH REGATTA. Notes and Anticipations. THE SPITTING SNAKE. A Naturalist's Experience. FEEDING FOE THE DAIEY. , A Milkman's Experience. HIS FATHER'S BON. A Chip of the Old Block. THE MAKING OF NEW ZEALAND. HONE HEKE,'S WAR. GEMS FROM THE" SCHOOLROOM. Schoolboy " Howlers." AN EXCAVATOR'S CAMP. Adventures Amidst African Ruins. THE CHOLERA MICROBE. A German Professor's Experiments. LADIES 7 PAGE. Piece of Confidential Business— How to Wear a Veil— The Brisbane Disaster — Carrying Perfume— A Question of Etiquette — Marriage as a Woman's Aim — The Colourless GirlWomen of Masai— The Mother of the Salvation Army. TALES. SKETCHES. NEWS. PRICE BIXPENCE.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4572, 17 February 1893, Page 3
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330Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Star (Christchurch), Issue 4572, 17 February 1893, Page 3
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