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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 4, Issue 187, 19 April 1860, Page 1

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Ex ROBERT SMALL, and other Vessels from LONDON direct. C H ATES Baskets in great variety Bassinets Looking Glasses, Decanters,, and otlier Glassware Violins, Concertinas. Accordions, Flutes, Flageolets, Jews’ Harps, &c. Combs, Brushes, Jewellery, Britania | il/etal, Albata Plate Spoons, <£c. English Clocks Tinware, Hand Aaws Double and single barrelled Guns Fireproof Sales Iron Chairs and Bedsteads Anils Saddlery, Brushware, Paper Hangings Earthenware Gentlemens’ Hats Wellington Boots, superior Watertights Bonnets, liibbons, Flowers, Feathers, &c Books, Music, Prints, Drawings, and various other Merchandize Huntley and Palmers’s Biscuits Wines, Spirits, and Beer. Stephen Curtis and Co., Importers and General Agents, For the Sale or Purchase of Goods, Land, Cattle, &c. T A U P 0 Q U A Y. WANGANUI. March Ist, 1860. Wanganui Ferry. SEALED TENDERS will be received at the Court House, at Wanganui, until 11 o’Clock on Thursday, the 26th day of April, 1860, for conducting the Wanganui Feiry for One Year, subject to the following Conditions : Ist. The Ferry-House and Buildings on the Government Ground to be taken at a valuation. 2nd. The Rental to be paid monthly. 3rd. The provisions of the Ferry Act to be strictly enforced.

' 4tb. Possession to be given One Month after the Tender is accepted. sth. Three Months Notice to be given by either party for discontinuing the Contract. 6th. Two securities will be required to the amount of Fifty Pounds each for the due of the Contract. 7th. The Contractor to be at the expense of drawing up the Bond, and other necessary legal expences. Bth. The highest Tender not necessarily accepted. BICHARD WOON, Acting Clerk to the Bench. Court House, Wanganui, March 17th, 1860. Notice. A Meeting of the River Bank Ratepayers (Tunuhaere District) will be held at Mr. Gibson’s Mill-house, Kaikokopu, on Wednesday, the 18th April, 1860, at noon, to levy a Rate to fill up the holes in front of Mrs. Hair’s property. WILLIAM KELLS, Chairman, Tunuhaere Board of Wardens. March 15, 18.60. HSlgiMe 'lnvestment.

ON SALE, by-Messrs. Taylor, Watt, and Co., TWO VALUABLE COUNTRY SECTIONS', on the left bank of theiJiver, about five miles from town. Also, a Suburban Allotment, containing about Twenty Town Sections, well situated for buildings. Nov. 17, 1859. Medical. BR. TUICE being about to Remove to the House at present in course of Erection by Mr. D. Richardson,, (apposite the iZutland Hotel), begs to intimate that he will Open a Dispensary as soon- as that building is completed. In the mean time Dr. Tuke will be in attendance at his present Residence; Victoria Avenue, for consultation and Dispensing, from the hours of 10 a.m, till 3 p.m. - Jan. 26, 1860. notice. SADDLE Horses on Hire at the Rutland Hotel, and every care taken with horses at Livery.