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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 4, Issue 172, 5 January 1860, Page 2

O N SAI K. Eac “ Sea dull,” from Melbourne. 1 Oft bags currant clayed Sugar M.OM 200 do. No. 1 Company’s Pieces 80 do. No.; 2 do. do. 40 dp. Snowdrops Sugar 5 ehests best Congou Tea 30 half-chests do. 10 boxes do. 5 do. very fine scented Orange Pekoe 10 cwt.. best Manila Coffee 40 bags Patna Rice dO boxes Sydney Soap 6 barrels new Patras Currauts 12 boxes new Eleme Raisins 9 boxes Sheep-wash l obacco 10 dozen American three-hooped Buckets 6 nests do. Tuba 1 case Cane-seated Astor Chairs 1 do. Wood do. Baltimore Chairs . • 1 do. do.. Office Chairs 1 do. Wood Rockers 2 do. Very Superior Thirty-hour and Eight-day Clocks A nice assortment of Door Mats 1 case Sorby’s Cross-cut Saws 1 do. do. Pit Saws 1 do. Iron French Bedsteads COLLlNS’American Axes, handled.— The genuine. 6 all over Hogskin Saddles, superior 1 case Side Saddles 10 doz. bright Steel Socket Spades 1 cask Bullock Chain 1 case Table Cutlery 1 case assrrted Saddlery 3 hhds. splendid RUM. Brand—Lemon Hart and Son And other Goods too numerous to mention. TAILOR, WATT AND CO. Wanganui, 14th Dec. 1859. • -

NOTICE TO NVOOL GROWERS. fIMIE Undersigned will be prepared to give the Highest CASH.Price for WOOL of the 1 Ensuing Clip, and will. Store Wool intended for Shipmeut by their Vessels to Wellington free of Charge. Taylor, Watt & Co. Wanganui, . Nov. 8, 1859. • • Important to Wool ©rowers. MESSRS. TAYLOR, - WATT & CO. PURPOSE holding A WOOL SALE at their Auction Rooms about the end of December, or the beginning of January Next, due Notice of which will be given at as early a date as possible, when they will be happy to Submit .to Public Competition any Parcels of Wool that may be entrusted to them. T. W. & Co. aro prepared to advance on Wool of the ensuing Clip, and also to undertake the Sale of Wool at exceedingly low rates of Commission. Wanganui, " Nov. 3,1859. ■ ■ ■

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!! Ex WON a A WONG A, And on Sale by the Undersigned, CH ALL lE, BALZA RI N E IND I A G L ACE, EAR EG E Chenies, Mohair, and Prussian Flounce D/esses '■Striped, Figured,* Checked, Hair Cord, and Book Muslins Gala Plaids, Gambroons, Denims, Flannels. Double y/lpaccas, Earlston Ginghams, Plain and Checked Derries Hoyle’s Best 9-8 Prints, 4-4 Dressed and Undressed Hollands 8-4 Crumb Cloth, 38in. Window Holland, Linen and Damask Table Covers Chintze Furniture Prints, Long Clotlis, Hackabuck, and Diaper 1 owelling Linen and Cotton Ticking, Toilet Covers, S 3 and 72in. Brown Calico • 10-4 Witney Blankets, 9-4 Plaid Shawls and Scarfs : Mens’, Youths’ Mole, Doe and Tweed Vests and Browsers Do. do. Striped, Ilegatta, Linen and Fancy : Front Shirts Black Felt, Brown Canadian, Tweed and Cloth. Hats and Cap 3 > Ladies’"Cashmere jind Cordovan Boots. The -€%rehdon Shirt' Collar, Braces, Neck Ties, Knitting Worsted, .Gloves, . Cotton Drawers and Under Shirts, and a Complete S 2’OCK of lIOSIE/2Y in . all its branches. N.B.—-The above NEW STOCK has been carefully selected to order and will be disposed- of at ' the Lowest Remunerative Prices. D« & P. BELL. Victoria Avenue, Pec. 15, 1859, CHRISTMAS FRUITS! CHRISTMAS FRUITS!! On Sale by the Undersigned. F RESH ARRIVALS OF. FRUITS SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON, ■IN FIRST RATE CONDITION. D. & F. BELL. ■ Wanganui,. Dec. T 5, 1859;

m MR. W. S. RUS SELL, Of the Rutland Hotel, HAS much pleasure iu acquainting his Friends and the Public generally, that he can Accommodate - Wedding and Private Parties with Dinners* Suppers, (or Balls), On the shortest and most Reasonable -Terms,- -and- every attention paid • ' ' to Strangers. ‘ ' , ‘ v...... ■> WOOL SALE MESSRS. GUDGEON & CO. ILL hold the Annual WOOL SALE in January Next, and are prepared to warehouse and make advances on "Wool consignor! to them for Sale. Taunn Quay. Oct 28. 1859. ' . , ■