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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 6, Issue 293, 29 May 1862, Page 2

An Experienced Butcher, to whom Liberal Wages will be given. Twelve Months Employment guaranteed. May 22, 18,02. Apply to TV. Kells AND G. Roberts, WANGANUI. HPHE Undersigned having resumed the Business of Auctioneer, and Commission Agent, resj>ectfully •begs leave to inform the Inhabitants of Wanganui and surrounding Districts, that he is now prepared to undertake the sale of Property of all kinds which may b e entrusted to his care. He trusts that his former career will be a sufficient guarantee that the interests of those who may favour him with their confidence will be faithfully attended to. May 22, 18G2. GEO. ROBERTS. WANTED TO PURCHASE. About 65 Bushels Good Mixed Grass Seed, Rye Grass, Cocksfoot, &c. Taylor, Watt, aind Co, Wanganui, 7th April, 1862.

Volunteer Cavalry A MEETING will take place, on Tuesday the 2nd June next, at the Rutland Hotel, at 3 o’clock p.m., for the purpose of forming a Volunteer Cavalry Corps;—all those who are desirous of becoming Members will be pleased to attend at the abovementioned time. Those officers and men of the late troop of Cavalry who do not wish to rejoin, are requested to return their arms and accoutrements at once to the Militia Office. A number of medium rifles, revolvers, &c., belonging to the General Government, are still in the hands, of officers of the militia, volunteers, non-commis-sioned officers, and men of the militia. It is particularly requested that they be returned into store without further delay. Chas. Cecil Roqkes, Major Commanding Wanganui Militia. 26th May, 1862. Bank of Hew Zealand AN Agency of this Bank, for the transaction of General Business, will be opened at Wanganui as soon as the neces sary arrangements can be made. By order of the Board. Alex Kennedy, General Manager. Wellington, May 15, 1802. To Farmers. JUST arrived from CANTERBURY, A CARGO OP . VERY SUPERIOR WHEAT, Of which a portion will be sold as Seed. As the quantity is limited, first applicants will have the preference. M<iy be seen at the Mill, or at Messrs. Taylor, Watt, & Co.’s—Price Six Shillings and Sixpence per Bushel. H. COLLINS, Manager. . Mataongaonga Mill, May 28th, 18G2. Hotice. THE , Undersigned bege to inform his Customers that, he has received advices of his . ' - WINTER STOCK, Which is on board the ‘ Joachim Christian,’! daily expected at Wellington, and hopes to have the same opened out for sale early J next month. As usual, they will be of a First Class Assortment, and every thing to meet the wants of his Patrons. Further particulars in a future Advertisement. Edwin T. Woon. May 23th, 1862. ' :