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Evening Post, Issue 102, 7 June 1865, Page 3

FOR WANGANUI. i^A^rilHE Wanganui Steam Navigation Company's steamship WANGANUI, Captain Link later, Will leave for the above port on WEDNESDAY, 7th JUNE, at Six p.m. W. & G. TURNBULL & CO., Agents, W.S.N. Co., Limited

Tji O R SALE, EX BERAR, SCOTIA, &c. 30 cases galvanised corrugated iron, 6, 7, 8, and 9ft 2 do do ridging 10 kegs do screws and nails 12 superior register stoves 5 Radcliffe's patent kitchen stoves, 48 to 60in 25 colonial orens, assorted sixes 4 copper boilers, 20 to 30 galls 6 Arery's platform weighing machines 100 boxes window glass 2 tons white lead 40 drums boiled and raw oil 1 roll sheet lead, each 3J, 4, 4Jft 3 casks sheet zinc 20 kegi American cut nails, 1J to Sin 6 cases do chairs 20 do Jerome's clocks 12 doz Collins' boy's axes 2 do C. S. potato forks 1 case E. P. cruets, forks, spoons, &«. 1 cask pass brooms and dandy brushes 20 cases machinery oil 8 kegs soft soap 2 bales cotton waste, &c, &c, &c. E. W. MILLS. 30th May, 1865.

r\ N SAL E. The remainder of the Cargo of the Sea Gull, 70 000 FEET SAWN SEASONED KAURI TIMBER, Consisting of £in., fin., lin., ljin., ljin. and 2in. boards, from six to ninteen inches broad ; scantlings, 4x3, 4x4,6 x 3. Cargo of KAURI TIMBER arrived per Banshee just landed, 46,757 feet, consisting of fin., lin. flooring and weather boarding, &c. breadth 6 to 9 inches. Scantling, 4 x 3, 5 x 3, 6 X 3, 5 x 2, 6 X 2, 5 X 4, 6 x 4, and 9 x 2. Early application is necessary for the Banshee's cargo. It will be sold a bargain if taken in one lot. wBRHODEg&co Rhode's Timber Yard, 2nd June, 1865.

HALLOO I ! HALLOO !! ! WHAT'S ALL THIS NOISE ABOUT ? SEVERAL BUILDING ALLOTMENTS to LET in front of the Park. PIECE of LAND to LET, suitable for Brickmakerß and Limeburners. HOUSE and LAND for SALE. Apply to CHARLES HOWARD, Tasman street. Immediate Possession. Purchase money may remain for 14 years.

COMPARE the TEA TO be obtained at the CANTON TEA MART with that of any other house in the City, and you will find that it is not to be equalled. E. H. CREASE, Proprietor.