York Hotel., J. F.. K E L L S, 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 S T AEL INGi HORSES FOR HIRE:. Wanganui,' Dee. 3, 1857.. Ex “ CHRISTOPHER NEWTON ” from LONDON and-Late Arrivals; OQR. Casks very superior* Port Wine* (Martinez, Gassiot & Co/s Shipping) 150 Cases Red Case Geneva 150 Cases Green Case Geneva • Brandy in Hhds. and Qr. Casks - Glenlivafc Whiskey in Qr. Casks Very superior Rum, (Lemon, Hart & Son)’! 30 doz. Bruno Silva & Son’s Old Tom and Green Ginger Wine in 1 doz. Cases. TAYLOR/ WATT & Co.. Wanganui, Dec. 29, 1859. On Sale. HAY. of the Finest Quality delivered in 2 own at per Ton. Apply.to JOHN MORGAN, Mauurawa Farm, Wanganui. Feb; 9, 1860 * ‘.SHINGLES, (goodquality.)> BEAYEN WOON • Feb. 16, 1860.General Post Office, Auckland, December, 1859. TENDERS will be received at this Office - until the 30th April, 1860, from Persons desirous of Contracting for the performance of the Overland Mail Service between Wellington and New Plymouth for the twelve months commencing the Ist July, 1860, and; ending the 30th June, 1861, subject to the following terms and conditions: — Ist—The Contractor to take the Mails from •> the Post Office in Wellington, at Two p.m. every Monday, and deliver them at the Post: Office, New Plymouth, by 1 p.m. on the following Saturday. 2nd—To take the Mails from the Post Office in New Plymouth, at Two p.m. every. Monday, and deliver them-.at the Post-Office, Wellington by-11 a.m. on the following Saturday. 3rd—To take up and deliver Mails at the Post Offices at the following intermediates places, viz:—Wanganui, Turakina, Rangitikei, Manawatu, Otaki, JFaikanae, Pauhatanui, -and Porirua.
4th—To deliver the Wellington Mail in Wanganui every Wednesday by . Three p.m. sth—To start from Wanganui for Wellington at Twelve o’Clock noon, on every Thursday. 6th—-The Contractor not to be bound to carry any weight exceeding 100 lbs. HENRY. JOHN TANCREB. Jan. 5, 1860. WEEKLY COMMUNICATION WITH; WELLINGTON. The fast-sailing Schooners ‘Sea Gull’ and ‘Tyne 9 WH JILL be laid on as Regular Traders beWW: tween JFanganuj and Wellington. . Good accommodation for-Passengers.. For Freight or Passage apply to. TAYLOR, WATT, & Co., December 15, 1859 v. Notice ft LL Cattle found Straying branded B) off. I ft. Rump aud Shoulder on either sido the Wanganui River, are my property aud will, be glad of. any information about them. JOHN TRE7FEEA,. Wanganui,. Jan. 19, 1860 James Broughton, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT Estates Superintenbeb.. Taupo Quay, (Wanganui.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 4, Issue 188, 26 April 1860, Page 1
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