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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 6, Issue 301, 24 July 1862, Page 1

THE Undersigned having resumed the Busmess of A«C----i tioneer and Commission Agent, ie.,peotmi-,, begs let" to inform the Inhabitants of 'T^SSethe roundinavUistricts, that he is now prepared to undeitak _ sale 0^ & of all kinds which may he entrusted to Ins cart Vts that his former career will be a sufficient guartSee thrive interests of those who may favour him witn their confidence will be faithfully attended to. GEO. 'ROBERTS. May 22, ISG2. NOTICE. FOB SALE. Seven Wellington Steam Navigation ' Shares. Apply to Wasr&ii Gudgeon &- Co. Wanganui, . -Tune 5, 1862,

MotXw ‘ «1 HEBE AS a Strawberry cow branHERE ar& a few Cattle b . Is. per two of her increase, have been depastuu 0 ' T ewton Lees Farm for which. ’' en jon this Station for some yeais. 'ek will be charged until ta.. Also a Strawberry S eei, y > _ aments made for continueo 1 Heifer between one an ~ ■No brand visible on eitbei., me r « a -A lawfully claimed within three of age. j ate w ill be Sold at my above, it n-v „„„ months from tim en Stockyard to way exu. WISH, _ N.E.BEa. ™akmato graze at- Newton week or year i\. bead per away, or arrau grazing. N.B.—Cattle taken' Lees Farm either by tu’ e For particulars, Apply to JOHN‘MOBt. May 29th, 1862. T» TufSisi, PHOTOGkAPHER Church Place, WANGANUI. April 10, 18G2. UN. Feb, 20;. 1862. EftagSamd’s H©p© THE Season ceases on the 28tli Feb.; and PARTIES INDEBTED are requested to Pay their Accounts without delay to the undersigned.. Ten per cent, interest will be charged on the Accounts not Paid by the end of March. JOHN 'WALKER. Feb. 27th, 1862. Basils of Mew South Wales. WANGANUI BRANCH Capital Beserve Fund £750,000, £250,000, and letters of credit issued, jUr payable at the several Branches and Agencies of the Bank ; and Bills, payable at any place in the Colonies or Great Britain, purchased or sent for collection. Approved trade Bills discounted, and advances made upon Bills of Lading accompanied by policies of insurance of goods, shipped from, or to any port in Great Britain. Rates of.interest on Fixed Deposits ; of Discount and Exchange, may be learned-on application at the Bank. J. DOW BUSBY. Acting Manager as. UT all PIGS found ommy Run after- 1 fSIJL. Ns"date- will be destroyed. A P. IMLAY.6e, Balgou "Sf. May Ist, —— - - ©ram m - YJCTORIA A "emoved tojgJß. W. EVANS ].avi % ' > £ IM more commodious premia 6s . Wite-Ji pared to receive into his house a In. number of Pupils as Boarders, of either se^/ Juiy 17, 1562. , Bank ©£ Mew Zealand. «. N Agency of this Bank, for the transaction of General Business, will be opened at Wanganui as soon as the necessary arrangements can be made. By order of the Board. Aleas Kennedy, General Manager. "Wellington, May 15, 1862. Wanted 5 For the ©oimtffyGOOD FEMALE SERVANT— Liberal Wages given, if approved. Apply to MRS. WATTS, Ngaio Glade Bank. May 6, 1862. WEEKLY COMMUNICATION WITH WELLINGTON. The fast-sailing Schooner “Tyne” .a Regular Trader between f/Fanganu £S. and Wellington. Good accommodation for Passengers. v For Freight or Passage apply to TAYLOR, WATT, & Co. keepw ANTED to depasture 200 Ewes on the usual T grins. clean Fencing Notice. P ost and rail fencing, Stockyards &c. erected on the lowest terms by the undersigned. J. CL ARID GE, Victoria Avenue, May 22nd 1862. Wot sale* AY AND STRAW in any quantitie s Apply to J. F. KELLS, York Hotel. Wanganui, July 18,M861. For Particulars apply to . A. N.. MAGRATH The Grange, July 10, 1863. Notice. ALL Parties having claims against MU Trcweek, late of Ivai-hvi, are requested lo send them in to Messrs. Taylor Watt and Co. for settlement; and all Pesrons indebted to the said gentleman wi’l be kind enough to pay in tlie amounts they owe on or before March 1, to the same Firm, whose receipt will JJ binding on iMr. Treweek. Feb. 6, 1862. Wanganui, July 3, 1862. N accordance with a Requisition received this .day, . signed by three Electors of the Wanganui District, V- e hereby call a Public Meeting of the Electors of Wanganui, ‘on Thursday, the 24th inst., at' 2 o’Olock, pan., at the Rutland Hotel,, for the purpose of Electing Five Trustees for the Wangnui Ra<“e Course, according to the prc visions of the // anganui and Rangitiki Race Course Act. JOHN CAMERON, JP. W. RAWSON TRAFFORD, JP