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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 4, Issue 188, 26 April 1860, Page 2

Wanganui Mill. In consequence of the Dissolution of Partnership of Messrs. Gaby ami Rees. MESSRS. GEDGEON & CO. Have received Instructions to Sell (Without .Reserve), the above-mentioned Mill, Row in Full Work, And will offer the same-by Public Auction, on Saturday Next, the 28th instant, at 12 o’Clock- —prompt. The Auctioneers particularly direct the attention of Speculators to this Valuable Property. The superior quality of the Flour produced at this Mill is as well known at Wellington as at Wanganui, and is in constant demand, while its proximity to Town, will, if the present disturbances continue, render it the only Mill workable in the district. v - The Sale will take place on the Premises. Terms at Sale. Wanganui, April 19, 1860.

AUCTION SALE. Messrs. Powell & Co, WILL Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, Victoria Avenue, on Thursday Next, the 26th inst., at | past; 12 o’Glock. The Undermentioned Goods, viz. Doors, Furniture, &c. 36. Double Moulded Doors 66 pairs Window Sashes glazed. Tables. 7 Pembroke Tables. Ironnao,ngery. 6.. Kegs, American -Shingle Nails 8 Do. Ewbank’s Patent do. assorted sizes. ■ 3 doz. Foster’s Spades, No. 3, Clothing, &c. Kars Jackets, Witney and Pilot Red do. ' Waistcoats, IKaistcoating, Drawers, Blue Serge Shirts Hosiery, Drab Hats, Oilskin Caps Children’s Dresses, Infant’s Caps, &c. Drapery. Prints, Cobourghs, Alpacca’s, Towelling, Calicoes, Derrys, Shirting, Red and White Blankets Long Cloth, sc. &c. And a variety of other Goods. TERMS AT SALE. April 19, 1860. . . Highland Malt Whiskey EQUAL to any Imported. 8. O.P. in quantities of 2 gallons and upwards. POWELL & Co. April 5, 1860. Strayed | BOUT 7 weeks ago from Turakina, a Bright Bay Mare with black points and white star on forehead, 5 years old, about 14 hands high.. Whoever will give such information to. Mr Dugald Cameron, as will lead to her recovery will be rewarded. Turakina, April 19, 1860.. 1 Hew Goods Just Received Ex WONG A WONG A.

lITEN’S Balmoral Boots' 111. Wellington and half do Jfatertight's and Laceups Bluchers Boy’s arid Youth’s do Ladies,’ Girls,’ and Children’s Boots Autumn Dresses Muslin Collars, Sleeves, and Chemisettes Ginghams : Flannels, Cotton, and Linen Ticks White Counterpanes, White Damask Oil Baize imitation wood Linen aud Cotton Diapers /Finsey Skirts, Artificial Flowers Trimmings in fine variety Gents’ Clothing . Hair Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Scrubs Broom Heads, Stockman’s Bridles Ew,chunk’s Nails Stuljh's baw ..Files ' Concertinas, FJutinas, with instruction hook And a variety of other New Goods.. Agent for the Sale of Wines and Spirits At Wellington Prices. D. NATHAN, JFicksteed Place. March 22, iB6O.

Crown Lands Office, Wellington, March 17, 1860. FI3HE Commissioner of Crown Lands pubA lishes the, following Extracts from the “ Waste Lands Act, 1858” —(proclaimed by bis Excellency the Governor on the 15th February, 1860, as having received the assent of her Majesty the Queen J,-r- and the “ Auckland. Waste Lands, Act, 1858,” for the information of Naval and Military Settlers resident within the Proyihce’of'Wellington. Waste LancCs Act, 1658. Clause XV. Whereat, it is desirable to encourage the settlement of Naval and MilitarySettlers throughout, the”. Northern Island, of New Zealand : Be it therefore further enacted, that Naval and Military Officers, whether on full or half-pay, and every Noncommissioned Officer and Private, Marine, and Seaman, Whether, belonging to her Majesty’s service, or