Page 5 Advertisements Column 2

Star (Christchurch), Issue 5056, 15 September 1894, Page 5

Late Mvgrtismegti -TTrrASMO to Buy, Safety ftfljftß*. Ajrt&ifc W Q&dßtoneflSeot.Sy'ienßaitt., WfT! "ASTED, Girl for <Jen««lHou*Worlt. Sui Smith, 228, Gloucester Street wftrt, WJi "ANTED, Clean Tidy Girl, no ohAtt>fe Bradley, 318, Colombo Street Korth. etjr "ANTED t6 Buy, a nlc» Llfht TttU SXj oheap. Apply Hanfl-oart, Tr Star"Oftpt» W "ANTED, in a private family, 8 G*rtl«a«*' Boarders. Apply A.M., "Star" .Offlge^ 7ft W* ANTED, Young Woman for HolUewogrSaiA mind two children. Apply, Mrs Btonft* Clare Boad. .. . _„, f .^.i-JWiT "ANTED to Soil, OneJTbre^hotitt>dMß Portable Engine, by Tangye. Ap^i£tt Victoria Street. , n *Wl t| . Hrirr ANTBD, Two Friend*, G«ntl««ne« ( to siiM YY large Front Bedroom, bath, tsrfefiSSr 105, Barbatfoes Street. ..,. i , j „.>.., M ANTED, Hotel usefalj town, fill (rodi'i Kitohenmaidj thre* hotel Oes^^ Sime'g Begistry, Armagh Street. t A XTTT ANTED Known— Comfortable BoteA «S|* YY Betidenoe in Bligh's CottegW, Hi ag lw per weot paid in advanoe. r^Ki 17fTANTED,a strong Girl tdi genexal B«as|r YY workj (mall family f refcNBOM VjMV^OW Apply, Monday forenoon, at 67, Araftga jHnjl WANTED to Sell, an Allotment 6f~ Tbtgt Hundred Pounds totfatirtjtuk mi out interest. Further partidttlata appjty Si Mk 232, Oaahel Street. ....--= j-c.wliL ANTED— Vacanoiea tot $, Ttim Wvtdom. piano, bathroom and every oonvttiaios if terms moderate. Alcester Lodge, 4t, Dnrma Street, noar South Belt; ... . Tl E G A"E CIG A B h"t TI I* Thelatest and best. Made fron. leaded toUttbMli Wonderfully cool tmokine:. „.,,..,.<. ."SWJLi. OOT TBADE — Wanted Be&ohmefli M« Finishers. Maine Bros. , „ _.^ ,^S . BOABO and Besidenoe for respectable Tousr Man, Ttirms loy. 83, Bwrbaaoai 6tro<j>,a7Bl "DOABDandßeßidence for Two Men. T«ma _D moderate. Washing included if waniejLJl.i n Star"Offloc. ..,_ WH^ EDEOOMfor Young Lady, with or wtthdftl Board; three minutes' walk Cathddrfi. "Star "Office. , . , . ., < <W*j|T AK GAlN— English Concertina, 48 tofs.,l* Wbeatatone, London; reisonabW oCBJr accepted. Z., " Star " Office. -„-J^, k HOOTTLES, Bottles, Bottleßof every deaoxlyttm J3 for Sale, oheap. J. Snoll, Elizabeth Bweet, *f*ty^ yry fl Utt^ , ' X7vv Boaxd and Besidsnbe for Tw* \7 Single Gentlemen. Apply 829, Colombo" Bt&eex North. _„i , ,5 ^0T1..,, X> E G A~H CIG AB B TTB'i", Specda blend, unique flavour. Quality exoelltat, Twelveinapaoket. .. . ... MffL EGGS, Fresh, Fivepence per dos. H. *ruk, 885, Colombo Street. „ ..jTfjß^, "ijlOß Sale, Five-roomed T^ouse, Unwooa, Jj near belt; £160; terms. Forest, Byd^ T7loE SALE, byorder Mortgagees, Qttartefr*orf Jj Section, Waltham Boad.' What often* P Foroßt,. Sydenham. .... iT .^6y3i|. XHOB BALE or to Let— Good Family House* tea Jj rooms, 168. Montreal Street, Cra&nitr Square, immediate possession. Box 188, Ptist Office? . ... yV *Si.EABMEBS- For Sale, Light Tip Dray and Harness; cheap. Apply Mr Hetfcetts, Fruiterer, High Street. ... 6778,.,. MISS MABY MAHON-A Letter awaits ymi at the Post Office from J. 0. D. i fanportant. . ; , CTcl,

OHRISTGHUROH MAYORALTY. TO HHB 3ArtBPATEftS ? THE CITY OF GEBISTOHtJ&GH, TT.AOrBS AND ajJKTLBMEIf.-AttaittiUl,. •* J tation of a large number of Eatepflyerl, Ob. several of tho present City Counolllort, I b*f respeotfully to ANNCWTNOE THAT X HAVE J>ECH>ifiE> TO 6FFEE MYSELF AS i. CANDIDATE FOB THE CIVXO CHAIB FOB THE ENSUING YEAB. In malting this annou&eement I may stafc* tiat t have been a, Oity Councillor for Six years, dtirtag which time I have always attempted to further your general interests Fox the past three years I have been a Member of tie Charitable Aid Board, and while occupying that position have -maintained that a material r«dufition In the salaries paid to the office staff ooulibe made. For this X have always contended, Wt unfortunately my efforts, so far, have not beei •uocessfuL "Were the salaries of certain oficers employed by the Board reduced, it is obvious t&it a larger Bum would be available for diitrib'tttlbn amongst the widows and orphans forwhbm the Institution was started. Asalargeratepayßtia^ quite prepared to subscribe my quota, to *ao Charitable Aid Board, but demur to so large a sum being annually paid in salaries whelk the dftfi& could be-done at a conrfderably BmaUer oost. As many of you are doubtless aware, t wal averse to a further conoession being granted tb the Canterbury Tramway Comptuiy, Limited, ba its applying to the Council for the free use of the streets in the city for au extended pexlbtl bf fourteen years, on the grounds that *te*y other New Zealand municipality in which tramways exist had charged n roAtil for the ÜBe of the streets through whioh the line* passed. Besides, the City Council charge* the New Brighton and Suburban Tramway Coluptny for the lines being laid on tlie city Hlrfests tfilfo a year; and the Linwood Tons Board Obtain! from the oity ratepayers an annual rental of £30 tit the Corporation tram linos being on ons of the streets in LinWood. Thoji the city cab pi"*^rletoi*s collectively contribute over £ZOO per aunUui 4s lioenso fees, or in other words, for tho privilege of using the streets in Chrlstchuroh. I am in favour of reorganising the City Cbunoil staff, and am of opinion that changes could be effected whereby the result woulci be beneAoJil to the ratepayers. At the last Council-eloction I was returned unopposed as a Councillor for a period of three yeari. At present I am Senior Councillor, and thereby fully entitled to the position of Mayor. And hav. ing now retired from business, I have fcttnloiajrt | spare time at my disposal to attend to the re^nirAincuts of the Batepayers aud the public generally. In making this preliminary announcement), 1 Beg to state that at an early date I shall avail inyielf of the honour of addressing you, and meantime r«. main, Yours obediently, W. H. COOPER,