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L. 0. L. CANTERBURY TRUE BLUES LODGE, No. 3. The usual monthly meeting of the above Lodge, will be Held in the Orange Hall, Worcester street, TO-MORROW EVENING, At 7.30p.m. 99§ By order of the W.M, I. 0. G. T. PIONEER LODGE, ADDINGTON, No 9, TEA and PUBLIC MEETING, on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th, Addresses by Rev S. Macfarlane, Messrs Kerr, Webber, and others. Tea on Tables 1003 at 6 p.m. APARTMENTS for Gentlemen, facing the river. Bedroom and Sitting-room. Board, separate or double. Mrs Stockdill, just beyond Madras bridge. 1002 FOUND on Sunday, Two Zinc Buckets. Owner can have them on applying to Mr Griffin, Moa Place, Madras street. HOUSE TO LET of Seven Rooms on South Town Belt, near Windmill road, D. B. Bowie. 903 LOST— A Bunch of Four Keys between Mr Charles Clark’s Auction Rooms and Webb’s, Sign Writer, Worcester street. The finder will be rewarded on returning same to Mr Clark’s Office. 995 rpO LET Bellevue Cottage, Oxford I Terrace east. Apply to Mrs Stockhill, next door. 1001 WANTED —A Good General Servant. Three in family. Apply between 10 and 12 to Mrs Ellis, North Town Belt, between Madras and Colombo streets. 094 WANTED A Boy. One that can drive. Apply, C. Dunn,, Poulterer, Cashel street. 997 WANTED— A General Servant. Must be able to Cook and Wash well ; two other servants kept. Mrs H. R. Webb, Canterbury street, Lyttelton. 099 WANTED A Barman for an UpCountry Hotel. Apply, D. McGuihesS, Foresters’ Hotel. 991 WANTED— By a Young Lady, a Situation in a Confectioner’s or Fruiterer’s Establishment, Apply T, W., Post Office, Christchurch. 992 WANTED -An Active Boy, about 12 years old. Apply to C. Reader, Bookbinder, Strange’s Buildings. 1900