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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 6, Issue 302, 31 July 1862, Page 2

SAN FRANCISCO. MINSTRELS. f|plie above celebrated company beg to in1. form the inhabitants of Wapganui and its vicinity that they intend giving six of their grand entertainments at, MR. HOWE’S CONCERT HALL COMMERCIAL HOTEL. | For further 'particulars see programme. j July U 1861. j Notice riIHE Undersigned hereby intends that lie 1. will not he responsible for any debts contracted by any of his crew during their stay here. JOHN JAMEL Master ’of the Salrombe Castle. ?fanganui, July 31, 136^" Town Board WANTED a Clerk and the ab 've Beard. Applications in Writing,jwith Testimonials and Securities, to be handed to" Mr. John Handley Chairman, on or before Monday next at noon, from whom any information as to the duties required uiav he obtained. WILLI AM JI.; WATT, Secretary pro. tem Wanganui, July 31, 1 G 3. ' District Mbi-ia Orders, Wanganui, ilStli July, ISG2. Extract. 2 Captain Durie’s Company, Wanganui e Militia, will parade under arms for muster on Monday next, the 4th August, in front of the Militia Office, at 10 o’clock am., after which the non-commissioned officers and privates will be paid the amount duefthem to the 20fh November, last. Those who absent themselves without leave shall not be settled with uutil the Monday following. 3: Authentic claims on account of the Militia and Volunteer service, will be settled on application to the Commanding Officer, at the Militia Office, any day between the hours of 11 a.m. and 3 p.m , after Monday, the 4th day of August next. By Command, R. GEORGE, S. S. Major. July 31, 1862.

SHIPFIN GrfXNTEIiLIGEN CE. IMPORTS. July 24. —Salcombe'Castle, 114 tous, James ! from Manukau. In ballast. Jj ( July 24.—Storm Bird, s. B*los tons, Mundle from Wellington. 2 bales blankets, 1 case drapery, 1 ck ironmongery, 2 hhds 4 qr cks brandy, 10 cks old tom, 2 water cks Taylor, Watt & Co. 1 case drapery, 2 cks porter, 2 lilula ale, G. &E, Howe ; 1 bale corks S. Foreman ; 4 cks 1 keg oatmeal, Ick 10 bags sugar, 1 pkg, 5 bxs soap. 3 cases confectionary W. Kells : 2 pkts kops, 1 case lamps, Ido pastilles, W. T, Owen ; 5 pkgs drapery E. Woon; l ease blacking Mrs. Stevenson } 1 ck oatmealjD. & 3?. Bell ; 1 case stationery H. Jones ; l;hlfchest tea N. Beamish 1 case decanters E. 'Hackctt. Passengers— Me33rs. Ilowson, CLittendon, Cowan, ClarKe, Oaten, Braham, Atsheson, Day, Hurst, Woon,, and 6 men 57th liegt. Powell & Co. Agents. EXPORTS. July 25. —Storm Bird, s. s. 105 ton 3, Mundle to Wellington. 200 bushels wheat, Jas. Wilson 2S bslils indian corn D. Nathan ; 5 tons potatoes Powell & Co. Passengers—Major White H. M. 40th Regt., Mr. Jowett, Mrs. lteicl Powell & Co. Agents. . The Salcombe Ccatle, after passing the bar, and coming to anchor off the flag-staff at the Heads on the 22nd,, got under weigh on the morning of the 23d Fwith the pilot on board to come up the river, and soon after grounded on the south spit. jgEvery effort wa3 made to get ] ie r off, in which Capt. James was ably assisted byCaptßisset of the “Heron,” and the pilot with his men ; but she did not float till Saturday evening’s tide. She is now abreast of Taupo Quay, mid will have to be hove down for repairs, having been considerably strained, and the copper rubbed off her bottonn POST-OFFICE. The English Mail leaves next Thursday, the 7th August. TO~SUPSCRIBERS. The Proprietors of the Chronicle beg to intimate that from the first July which begins a new 'half-year, the terms of subscriptions 'will biz as follows, 22 s. per annum if paid in advance in the month of July. ll.s. Gd. per half year if paid in advance in the months of July and January. 2Gs. per annum and 136’. per half-year if paid after these dates. From this date no advertisement will be received after 7 o'clock on Wednesday evening. They ivill be obliged by those subscribers who are inarrears pay- \ ing their accounts up to this date, as soon as possible.