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Mmtisiemenfs. SHEARERS WANTED, at Cashmere. 17s 6d per 100, and found. 3960 WANTED KNOWN that one or two young men can find private Board and Residence, two minutes walk from Post office. Apply Mrs W. A. Jones, Armagh street east. Terms, 18s, washing done, WANTED, a respectable young Woman, with the knowledge of the Millinery and Drapery Business, to take charge of a shop in town. Apply Horneman's Registry Office, near Brittania Hotel, Whately road. 3973 WANTED to Purchase, a Flat-bottomed Boat. Also, Wanted six competent Men, for jointing and plumbing pipes for the Lyttelton water supply. Apply M. Mao namara, Golden Fleece Hotel, Christchurch, between 6 and 7 o’clock p.m. 3970 WANTED, Tenders from persons willing to undertake, together or separately, the duties of Caretaker and Sexton at Avonside Church. Particulars may be obtained from the Incumbent or Churchwarden, to either of whom tenders may be sent on or before the 23rd inst. 3948 TO MILLINERS. WANTED, a first-class Hand. Apply by letter to 8.A., Globe or Press Office. . 39C6_ LOST, on Saturday, October 7th, a white and liver colored Spaniel PUP. The finder will bo rewarded by leaving it at Carl’s Empire Hotel. Anyone detaining him after this date will be prosecuted. Friday, October 13th. 3940 F GRANT begs to inform the public of • Christchurch he is sinking Artesian Wells at the following prices ; —1 inch, £4 and upwards; IJ, £5 and upwards; U-, £6 and upards. Good flows guaranteed, and all wells kept in order for Twelve months. F. GRANT, next to Duncan and Son’s Nursery, Ferry Road. 3848 Q atholio schools" TO-MORROW ocri 10> PROGRAMME. Part I. Overture Piano duet, “ Masaniello,” Madame and Miss Winter Duet—“ Yien Tutt oblio per te,” Miss Phoebe and Mr Melchor Winter Italian boatman’s song—“ Oh, hear the wind blow” (Matteij. Mr A. P. Sheath Song—“ Maritana, Gay Gitana" (Levey)— first time in New Zealand—Miss Winter Piano solo—Madame Winter Irish ballad —“ Come back to Erin,” Miss P, Winter Duet—“ Of Fairy Wand” (Maritana), Miss Winter and Mr A. P, Sheath Descriptive song— *• Newfoundland Dog,” Mr Melchor Winter Comic trio—“ I’m not the Queen,” the Misses Winter and Mr Melchor Winter Accompanist—MADAME WINTER, R.A.M Interval of Ten Minutes. PART 11. Arthur 8. Sullivan’s Comic Opera of COX AND BOX, On which no expense has been spared to ensure success. James John Cox (a journeyman hatter), Mr H. H. Loughnan John James Box (a journeyman printer) Mr H, de Lapasture Sergeant Bouncer (late of the Dampshire Yeomanry, with military reminiscences), Mr R. A. Loughnan, Admission (on this occasion) —Chairs, 3s; Back seats, 2s; Children in arms, One Guinea. Doors open at 7.30; to commence at eight o’clock punctually, concluding in time for the late trains. Carriages may be ordered for half-past ten. 10-18 5071 TOMORROW. EISEL risk EISH. Sale by EVERY UCT I O N MORNING, At 10.30 a.m, In Cases of 50 and 100 Fish each. CLIFFORD & ROPER, 3959 • Cashel street.