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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4763, 2 October 1893, Page 3

>Late Aavertisemsnts. — rrCTANTED, some kind person to adopt baby j/jf girl. Apply Mrs Brooks, corner Martin and Colombo streets. 460 ANTED Known- Miss Steven, Dressmaker,' has removed to 113, Lower High street, near Madras street. 450 W" ANTED to Eent, sor 6-Boomed House. Good tenant without family. Apply, A.8.C.," Star "Office.. ANTED immediately, a Thoroughly Good Dressmaker (with machine). Apply No. 23. Lichfield street east. • 451 WANTED, Married Couple, Cook (no washing), Houso Parlour Maid, Laundress. Mrs Higgs* Begistry Office. Board and Besidence. 456 ANTED, a Boy. Apply, Mrs Keogh, Caledonian road. 45W ANTED, respectable person for small family. Light work and low wages. 110, Armagh street. ■ / 455 WANTED, by single man Bedroom only ; no meals ; no objection to share with another. Apply 8.F., " Star" Office. 458 E' VEBYWHEBE we go thoy shout it, "Standard" Tea. For they can't get on without it, "Standard" Tea. Thero is a simultaneous mutter, from the palace to the gutter, with our cake or bread and butter, Give us " Standard" Tea. X727 HAIBDBESSEB "Wanted, man who can shave and cut hair well. Schleednger, 83, Manchester street. _ , 453 MES MULLIGAN would like to find Mrs Eeid, who came Kaikoura. Cockayne's, High street. ; 449 , TBOUSEES Hands Wanted. 252, Colombo ■ street. . ■ ** r» {__ OBTAINING Twenty Bounds* Worth of otf O Furniture, and so on in proportion by the Cash or Hire System Time-Deferred Payment of Walters and Co., Upholsterers, Cabinet-makers, House Furnishers, 43, 45, 47, Victoria street. Beautiful Goods, best material and wor-cma-ship. Low prices, marked in plain figures. Terms— One qui liter of the value down, balance by easy instalments. LOST, Socket of Lamp; reward. C. Adkin, Windmill road and South belt, Sydenham. 57 TOUNG Lady wants Comfortable Board and Lodging, private family. Particulars to Alpha, "Star "Office. 448 . TO-MORROW, Atl.So. SYDNEY FBUIT. Ex s.s. W_katip_. JOSEPH CLAEKE &' SON WILL SELL ... ATheir Booms, Manchester street, 580 Cases OBANGES, nearly all growers 80 Cases LEMONS 50 Cases MANDABINS . 50 Cases D.E. OBANGES 12 Cases PINES 12 Cases PASSION FBUIT 9 Cases N.Z SEVILLES. Sale at 1.30 sharp. C. H. MOBBALL, 459 Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, 4th OCT., 1893. SYDNEY, ISLAND, MELBOURNE AND QUEENSLAND FEUITS. MESSBS AYEES.BEAUCHAMP & CO. WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, 600 Cases OBANGES, St Michael and other sorts 196 Cases MANDABINS 120 Cases LEMONS 46 Cases PINES - 10 Cases PASSION FEUIT • 4 CasesLOQUATS 50 Cases BANANAS 30 Sacks Melbourne ONIONS Also — 20 Boxes Picton Herrings, 10 Sacks Peanuts, Cucumbers, Apples, &c, &c. Nearly the whole of the above are direct from the growers. 447 Sale at 11 a.m., and every line without reserve. AYEBS, BEAUOHAMP k CO., Auctioneers. WOMAN'S FBANCHISE, LIBEEAL ASSOCIATION.— \j The following Ladies and Gentlemen have ottered to enrol Ladies at their places of business, on behalf of tho Association :— Messrs B. Bull, Builder, Berry street, St Albans; Thomas Eowley, Baker, Crescent road, St Albans ; T. Gapes, Painter, Victoria street, Christchurch; and Mesdames. Armstrong, .Draper, Market Place, and Thompson, Farrier, Colombo street north, Christchurch, and Messrs E. Smith, Universal Boot Depot, High street ; Mr T. Armstrong, Draper, High street : Whitcombe and Tombs, Stationers, Cashel street, Christchurch, and E. Jones, Colombo road, Sydenham. T. Bunting, Storekeeper, Biohmond; and J. C, Sopp, Chemist, Lincoln road. Mrs W. P. Beeves, Vice-President, and the Members of the Ladies' Committee will attend daily from 10 to 12 and 2to 4, and on Tuesdays and Fridays from 4 to 7, at their Committee-room, Temperance Hall, Gloucester street ■ * 6142* C. SCHOLFIELD, Secretary.