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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 4, Issue 172, 5 January 1860, Page 1

York Hotel. J. F. KELLS, BEGS respectfully to acquaint the Public of Wanganui and the adjacent Districts that he has removed from the old premises in Wicksteed Place, to his New and Commodious Hotel on Taupo Quay, opposite the Ferry, where Comfortable Accommodation may at all times be had for Travellers. Wines, Spirits, &c., of the best Description. GOOD STABLING. HORSES FOR HIRE. Wanganui, Dec. 3, 1857. To Stand For the Season; AT MR. SWAINSON’S, RANGITIKEI, The Draught Horse SULTAN. SULTAN 6 years old, by Sampson, out of an imported Draught Mare. Terms £4 for Single Mares. £3 10s. for two or more. The mares will be turned out with the Horse. Oct. 13, 1859. GENUINE Scotch Whiskey.

13 CASKS (Glenliva lach Distillery. Aqua), from Mort The above has been sent out expressly to the order of James Findlater, Esq., and will be found superior to any other Brand hitherto imported. Taylor, Watt and Co, Aug. 19, 1859. The Following Goods Have Arrived, Per “EAGLET” from LONDON. H OLLOWARE, 2 Iron Safes, Nails Iron Chairs and Bedsteads, Brushware Gentlemens’ Hats, latest faishions Silk Neck Ties. Paper Hangings, Fancy Baskets 4 Crates Earthenware Mens,’ Womens,’ and Childrens’ Boots and Shoes Plough Harness, Saddlery 8 Day Clocks. Per “HASTINGS.” LADIES’ and Childrens’ Mantles, Dresses, and Underclothing of every description. Do. do., Straw and other Hats and Bonnets Lace, Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, &c Huntley’s and Palmer’s Biscuits. Lumley’s consignment of Books Music, Prints, Drawings, Tea, Sugar, and a General Assortment of Merchandize always on Sale. Stephen Curtis and Co., Importers and General Agents, For the Sale or Purchase of Goods, Land, Cattle, &c. TAUPO QUAY & NIXON STREET. WANGANUI. Sept. 22, 1859.

Notice. HAVING of late, sustained considerable Damage to Fences from a Number of Half Wild Cattle Running in this Neighbourhood. I give Notice that after the First of Next December, all Cattle found Trespassing on Lands belonging to Dr. Wilson, situated in the Flats known as the Big Flat Burnt Flat and this Farm, wili.be Yarded to ascertain Owners, and Legal Measures Taken to Secure their Removal. P. G. WILSON. Newtonlees, Oct. 20, 1859. To Be Let A HOUSE containing Six Rooms, pleasantly situate in Victoria Avenue, with or without 5 Acres of Land. Enquire on the Premises of T. SCRIVENER, Junr. Dec. 29, 1859. Notice. SADDLE Horses on Hire at the Rutland Hotel, and every care taken with horses at Livery. June 23, 1859.