•V'.\... .':irora<fe op bemoval. H. WiLKINBON TTAS EBMOVED his Business to Premises i*M DIRECTLY OPPOSITE hia Old Shop in Sign street. ' Sale Continued for Few Weeks Longer, as the . Stock Must be Kednced. GBEAT BABGAINS FOB CASH ONLY. STOCK SACRIFICED. Opposite "W. Strange and Co. XBO6 • ; late Attvertisemenxs. WANTED, a Boy. Crown Iron Works, Armagh street. • 6203 WANTED, by Lady, Fnrnished Bedroom ; terms moderate. Verms, " Star " Office. T7C7" ANTED, Dressmaking by the day by good v\ hand ;8s per day. Apply Experience, "Times "Office. 6200 W" ANTED, immediately, Maid Servant; also, one on 21st March. Mrs Langdown, oif Huxley street, or Gasworks road. 6196 "TnTTANTED, a Youth with some experience of ■Vv office work. Give particulars of experience and salary required to Clerk, "Star" Office. 6202 "ANTED, Cooks, Shepherds, Ploughmen" f Waiters, Youths, also Ten Female Servants. J. M'DonaM, Manchester street. 6194 TTjIOTJND, Brown Retriever Pup, Apply to H. X? Jones, Hanmer street, off Armagh street, Linwood. 6199 APPY THOUGHT.— The Family Carriage • (the Perambulator) and every, requisite in c Furnishing, cash or hire system, time deferred payment. Bight Welcome Walters and Co., Victoria street. 6141 "J" OST, Bunoh Keys, between Caversham and J_J New Brighton ; reward to finder. J. Goodger, Oaversham Hotel. 6193 "]%/f"BS IZETT, American News Agent, ManJj/JL Chester street, 125, has for sale (on behalf of a lady leaving Christchurch) Elegant Drawingroom Suite of Furniture, very cheap • Bedstead, Mattresses, &c. ' Bequires — Station Couple (no children), Hotel Pianist and Useful. All classes of Servants, Housemaids, &c. 191 EPLY to Eevd Hoskrag's Startling Disclosnres; "Ellesmere Guardian." Baggs and Duffy, Colombo street. Price 2d. 6197 §UMNEB— To Besidents and Visitors.— Frank A. Cook, Grocer, 222, Colombo street, vers Goods every Wednesday. Orders given in before 9 a.m. delivered same day. Orders called for on Mondays. 3724 0 LET, Front Booms, Furnished or Unfurniehed, with use of kitchen. 15, Chester Btreet. 6192 mHEATBE B O V A L. MONDAY NEXtTfEBEUABY 27th, THE WOBLD'S WONDEBS, STEEN-SMITH AMERICAN MYSTIFIEBS, Who have created a perfect furore since their arrival '< from San Frandfteo. SECOND SIGHT, THOUGHT EEADEES, &c, &c. Prices— 3s, 2s, Is. Plan at Milner and Thompson's. ' 6198 TBAVEBS VALE, Bepresentative. 17. Tohks] W. H. Noexoh AUCTION SALE < AT BURNHAM. PIANO, PONY, TEAP, HABNESS, FUBNITUBB &c. TI/rESSBS TONKS, NOBTON & CO., have been JjM. favoured with instructions from the owner, ■who is leaving for Australia, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the District Schoolhouse, Burnham, on MONDAY, the 27th FEBBUAKY, At 1 o'clock, The -whole of his well-preserved FUBNITUBE, &c, &c. The lots comprise :— Dresden model piano, with iron frame (quite new), music stool, pony carriage, pony (staunch, and quiet to ride ov drive), rimn table, work table, conch and A chairs in damask, easy and rocking- chairs, steel fender and irons, carpet, hearthrug, dining-table (Bft by 4), 12 cane-seated chairs, 3 double iron bedsteads, spring and other mattresses, palliasses, 3 toDet tables, 3 toiletglasses, washstands, carpets, crockery, cutlery, baths, saucepans, and on innumerable lot of sundries. TONKS, NOBTON & CO., 6195 Auctioneers, &c, &c, 165, Colombo street. THE «C ANTERBtJBY TIMES" THURSDAY, FEB. 23, PEIZE STOBTM3OMPETITION No. 3. THE TWO BOWERS. FICTION. ' A NAMELESS HEEO. THE BUSH UNDEBTAKEB. THE SKKTOHER. EOTAL FIGHTING MEN and OTHEES. > (By Archibald Forbes). WASTE PBODUCTS MADE USEFUL. A FEENCH BLUEBEABD. JAY GOULD'S TOMB. MONTAGU ~~WILLIAMS. NATUEALIST. A KING AT HOME. A FISH ABMY. THE "STAGE. MASCAGNI .- A CHAT WITH THE COMPOSEB. CONTEIBUTOR. A HOLIDAY TOUB ON THE WEST COAST. / ."■." '.'■' GENERA.L. , VTHE QUEENSLAND IPLOODS. .;■':■ . .Details of the Disaster. ,■'■ '.■■ tftWP '"■'HATteE^'piiAiijjs: ■■ ' - ;'. V ., "\- --■ . The^Sanatprium of Canterbury,.- .; •■''}■ ;../ :; '''V- AGEICULTirEA.L. Agricultural Conference— Price of Wheat— Growing Potatoes— Keeping Milk— Wool Soles— Stock »nd Dairy Notes— English Markets— Dairy Industry Act— Exporting Butter— . Barbed Wire — Sheep Dipping — Babbits. TEAVELLEB. THE GBOWTH OF THE BBITISH EMPIBE. ladies" page. ' A Hypnotic Confession— Parisian Women — Men ' who Weep — Our Delightful Climate— Leather for Decorative Work— Beview of the Year's Fashions— The Wives of an Esquimaux— A Tragedy— The Crinoline. SPOETING. . Protests— Late Nominations— Sport and ■'':'■- Polities— Notes by "Castor "—Jottings by " Bandom " — Australian Items — English and ' Eoreign— A Turf Celebrity. AND ALL TBE~NEWS OF THE WEEK. PRICE SIXPENCE.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4577, 23 February 1893, Page 3
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702Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Star (Christchurch), Issue 4577, 23 February 1893, Page 3
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