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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 6, Issue 284, 13 March 1862, Page 2

Preliminary" Notice. TAV 1.011. WATT & ! <’«. ' Will hold an Extensive Auction of Assorted MERCHANDIZE^ Ex “ John BuNYAN,’~/rom LONDON, At their Stores on Taupo Quay, on Thursday, 3rd or the following Thursday, shouldj the English Mail notjirrive in time, (NO RESERVEJ Wanganui, March 13, 1862. Ex £S John Bunyan,” from London. „ TAYLOR, WATT, & Co. WILL SELL By Public Reserve, On THURSDAY, the 3rd APRIL Next, A consignment of Perfumery and Brushware , From the Celebrated House of Messrs. John GosnellY# Co. Wunganui, March 13, 13G2. Horses, Working Bullocks, &e. &c., For further Auction OnJTIURSDA Y NEXT, the 20th instant. SIESSRS. GUDGEON AA D CO. XT AYE received instructions to offer to PublicfCompetition _ on THURSDAY Next , at the Rutland llotel, if not Sold by private contract, 3 ..superior Saddle Horses, (The property of J. Drater, Esq, leaving the settlement) Together with the Boat, & Sails complete, (late the property of Colonel Murray.) - A pair of powerful Working Bullocks, And a pure Hampshire Down Ram, lately imported from England. N.B. —Sale at 12 o'clock precisely. March 13, 1862. Freeholds for Sale on &asy Terms. A Small TA RM situate within 3 miles of the Town of Wanganui, co& taiiiing 40 Acres, .fenced in two I’addocks, with a substantial 4 Roomed Cottage thereon, lined and papered throughout, with Dairy, Stockyards, &c &e. A N Eighth of an Acre in Victoria Avenue, with a newly erected 6-Roomed COTTAGE thereon. A Town COTTAGE and $ Acre Section in Wickstoed Street. For Sale or to Let on Lease, iQAA Acres, bounded by the Wangaehu, with siiltftiintial COTf Ovf \/ TAGES thereon, well adapted for Cattle or Sheep Run. Acres, within, two miles of Wanganui, sown in good English Grasses, with Earn), Horses, Ranis, Stockyards, &c. <fc\ fJpOGETHER will) several Good lIJUSES ami Building Sections, Gudgeon & Co, Commission Agents. Taupo Quay, March 13, 1862. WANGANUI COMMON SCHOOL. Committee beg to inform the Public that Mr. McMinn, the Teacher recently appointed to-this School, will take charge of. it. on Monday First, March 3rd; and as the various Classes will then be formed, those Parents and Guardians intending to send Children to the School should do so on that day, or as soon thereafter as possible. The Fees are payable in advance on the First Monday of every Month, and are— Per Calendar Month. For Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, ... 2s.*Gd. u Do. do. do. and Geography, ... ... ... 3s. Gd. “ the above Branches, with Grammar and Dictation, ... ... ... 4s. Gd. If a sufficient number of Scholars offer for the higher Branches (Euclid, Algebra, Greek, Latin, French, or German), a Class will be lormed, to meet at a separate hour. The Teacher or any of the Members of Committee will receive Applications from those wishing to enter such a Class, and will be happy to give any further information that may be wanted regarding the other Classes. THOMAS FLANNERY, Wanganui, Secretary. / : 20th February, 1862.

THE CATHOLIC CHAPEL A LL Abe -Faithful both of the town and of the country are hereby informed that, on the second Sunday in Lent, 16 th day of this month, the erection of the Station of the CftPOSS will take place at half-past Five o’clock in the Evening, and are exhorted to attend at that imposing and affecting Service- There will be a collection to pay for the expen ces. r j&irclPß, IbSA ’ ' .