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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 5, Issue 218, 17 January 1861, Page 2

# *Wahted F/2? M! \A L E : ;-S EP V A NT. Apply at the Office of this Paper, Wanganui, _ Jan. 14,3&61. •• For TEAM OF FOUR WORKING BULLOCK S. ■ * . Appiy to 5 JAMES DAT: Wanganui, , Jan. 17, 1861. Notice. 1 fleeting, of all those Persons liable to be fl. rated %r the construction :of the Roadway of Glasgow Street, will be held at the residence of ! Mr. H; Nathan, on Wednesday, the 20,th of February at 2 o’Clo.ck p.m. GEORGE ROPPRTP, ’ Chairman Tunuhaere Board of Wardens. Jan. 17, 1861. ' •” , ' Notice. * Meeting of the Pate Payers for the New /a Brunswick Line of Road will be held at Mr. J.’m! Richards’, oir Monday, 18th dayj of February, next, at 2 o’clock, p.m., for the purpose of levying a Rate for the Repair and maintenance of said Road, /,£ ’SEO, ROBEPTS, ■ j .-? ’-.‘i Chairman, ./Tunuhaere Board of Wardens. Jan."l;7, .1861, V,';. '' : 1 " 1 ""../^Notice. a Meetingjiof Ratepayers for the Piver /I Bank . Road, will be held at Mr. John fFalker’s, on Monday, 18th February next, at 12 noon, for the purpose of levying a Rate to : provide Funds for Bridging the Doctor’s Creek and makiug the Road practicable to Gapto Smith’s. ; ,i GEO. ROBERT S, Chairman, Tunuhaere Board of Wardens. Jan. 17,1861. T Wanted O Purchase 500 or 1000 YOUNG EfVES. J. M. RICHARDS. Wanganui,’ ' <... Nov; 29, iB6O. Christchurch.

AS the whole of the sittings are now allotted, Persons wishing for further accommodation are requested to make applications in writing to the undersigned, in order that immediate stepsmay be taken for supplying the additional wants of the Parishioners. THOS. POWELL, DAVID PORTER, ‘ Churchwardens. January 17th, 1861. lilhr TO THE Portion Of the Community'in the District of Wanganui. TYLE great success which has attended the establishment of Book Clubs in England, as well as in the Colonies, has induced the advertisertotfiiake an attempt to supply a want which must have been long felt by the inhabi tants of Wanganuij arising from the difficulty or impossibility of meeting with a supply of good and readable books. There is now an opportunitjpbp obtaining a constant supply of the best literature of the day, at a price which must at on'cb : place it witliip the reach of all ; and to those who are desirous of securing the same their attention is directed to the following particulars. Subscribers' are supplied throughout the year with a Fresh book every fourteen days by paying 12s. 6d

Whenever a certain number of Books have been read- by the Subscribers, they will be sold by auction amongst them without any reserve, and a fresh lot substituted in their place. yiiis : affords an opportunity to subscribers of purchasing at a low rate the best standard of'. our day. 3*he' advantages of this to . Subscribers over the Circulating Library system must be at once apparent, as ip, the latter 'case, the same books frequently remain on the shelves for years —there being no outlet heie. for old Books, so that they become dead, stock to. the owner who is generally unwilling .cm this account to keep pace with the day. The first lot of Books on the plan mentioned are now being issued, and as orders will be forwarded, to England for an increased supply v by next mail, fresh Subscribers are invited. ' ‘ Hi IRESON JONES, ■' Bookseller and Stationer, , ," W'anganui. Dec.

Wool . THE Undersigned are.. purchasers.’of Wool, or will malce advances on .consignment to their Agents in Epgland,. . Wool stored free, of Rent in. Ron Ware • houses in Wellington: ' . ” / W. B.: RHODES & Co. Wellington, ‘ • Pec. 27, I 860;