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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 6, Issue 306, 28 August 1862, Page 2

Notice. HESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT. PyOTICE 18 hereby given that from and ll after this date, Court Sittings, under Resident Magistrate’s Courts Ordinandb, will be held periodically, at the several European settlements in the Wdhigtoii West Coast Circuit, a 9 specified below:— AT MANAWATU. In Mr. Cook’s Public Room, on the first Monday ami Tuesday in every month. AT OTAKI. In the Court House, on the first Yhurs day and Friday in every month. AT RANGITIKEI. In Mr. James Pull's Public Room, on the second 'Tuesday and Wednesday in every mouthAT TURAKINA. ■ Tn Mr. John Cameron's Public /foam, on the second Friday and .Saturday in every month. The Court will open at 10 a.m. In the ordinary routine of cases, the date of informations will regulate the order of hearing. Persons desirous of laying an information are therefore recommended to apply to the nearest Justice of the Peace in the district, who will forthwith issue a Summons for the Court. Day next ensuing. Pending the organization of Courts under the “ Native Circuit C urns'Act, 1658,” ail Native cases within the jurisdiction of the Resident Magistrate will he heard-and determined in this Court. WALTER -PULLER, Resident Magistrate. R.M. Office, Xluitawatu, August *11,1562. Subscription Xaisis ON behalf of MRS. LTSTF.R, lie at the New South Wales Bunk, and with Sir Robert Douglas, and Capt. Nixon. August 14, 1862. A TINE VARIETY O* New Goods JUST OPENED, Ex “BLANCHE.” 8 Cases, consisting in part of Ladies’ Collars, Cuff*, and Chemisettes, new style Ladies’ Felt and Straw Hats Do Dresses in wincey, galaplaid, and ailk Do Armlets, Gauntlets, and Gloves D* Girls’ and Boys’ Straw and Felt Hats Do Cloaks and Shawls, Scarfs, &c. Do Toilet Glasses, assorted sixes Men’s white, regatta, and Crimean Shirts S baleß Trowsers, Coats, and Jfaistcoats Hats and Caps Carpets, Hearth' Rugs, Prints, Hosiery, Calico, Extra strong Bluchers, superior make Also made expressly for Wanganui, of a very superior quality—ft trunks Ladies’ and Children’s Boots 1 tx-unk Women’s leather Boots, strong broad soles Do do Cloth Do do Kid (Military heels) Do do Girls’, 13 to 2, in cloth, leather, and patent Do. do 13 to 2, single sole, light Cashmere Do do Childrens’ 5 to 7, assorted qualities, And a quantity of other Goods too numerous to mention, Wholesale and Retail. D. NATHAN. July S, 1862. Flour, Floury Flour, I T the tMataongaonga Mill, JCI7 per §L Ton, until further Notice. H. COLLINS, Manager Dec. 26, 1861. Boiice. PARTIES having Pianofortes are informed that the Undersigned being about to leave the Settlement, will be happy to have their Orders for tuning and impairing before be leaves. Orders may be left with Mr. Russell, at the Rut.and Hotel. W. FRANCIS. August 14, 1832. Talse Notice THAT any Person or Persons trespassing upon Capt. Rhodes’ Run for the purpose of driving off or otherwise interfering with any Cattle theieupon, without my permission, will be'prosecuted. N. E. BEAMISH, Tiirakina. August 28. 1862. , - A Latin Glass WILL be formed by the Undersigned on Monday next, the Ist September. Those proposing to join it will be good enough to communicate with him as early as possible. ALDX. M. McMINN, Teacher, Common School. August 28, 1862.