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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 6, Issue 314, 23 October 1862, Page 3

Wainted A BOY to drive/ Bullocks and to make himself otherwise useful on a Farm, to whom liberal will be given. Apply to. ) Mm J. ORMOND, . \ Bonnie Glen. ■ .... / Or, FRANKLIN & HURST,; , . . I 1 Turakina. ; Sept.; 25, Horses for Hire. . \ TO be Let on Hire, by the Day or. Week, Two good /Saddle Horses, quiet and free from vice. ) . For Terms apply to JOHN DANDERSON, ’at the Wanganui Hotel. October 2nd, 1862. Notice. LL Dogs found on our Run will be destroyed. CUNNABELL & HURLEY, ' Brunswick Station. October 23, 1862. Wanganui News Room Notice. FOR the future the News Room will be j closed at 7 instead of 9 p. m. | Town Subscribers who object to the change of hours, can have their subscriptions for the unexpired term returned on j application. H. I. JONES. ' October 23rd, 1862. Seed Potatoes. J| RIME HOBART TOWNS. POWELL & Co. October 23rd, 1862. Wanganui Races. THE undermentioned Entrance for the Produce, 1862 Major Trafford’s Bay Filly, 4 years old, by ‘ Glaucus’ out of ‘ Glow-worm.’ Colour—Cerise jacket and black cap. (Signed) HENRY STOKES, Secretary. October 22, 1862. Maiden Plate, 1862 SUBSCRIBERS to the above will please pay the amount of their Subscriptions —namely, £5 ss.—to the Treasurer on or before the 3rd proximo. (Signed) HENRY STOKES, Secretary. October 22, 1862. For Wellington. TO SAIL ABOUT THE 24TH INST. THE Steamer “STORM BIRD,” Captain Mundle, will be despatched as above.' Fer Freight or Passage apply to POWELL & Co. Agents N. Z. Steam Navigation Co. October 23, 1862. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. IMPORTS. Oct. 17, Storm Bird, 105 tons, Mundle, from Wellington. 4 cases, 1 crate, 1 bale, 2 wheels, 1 case shafts and axle, 3 do cheese, 3 do confections, I do spice, 1 do bottles, 2 do kerosene, 1 do vitriol, 15 do brandy, 2 do sundries, 3 do, 1 cask drugs, 1 cask ginger, 20 boxes tea, 1 csk carbonate of soda, 1 basket oil, 3 lihas ale, 1 pkg harness, W. T. Owen; 1 case, H. Willcox ; 2 qr-casks brandy, Powell and Co. ; 1 box sovereigns, Bank of New Zealand ; 1 nest tubs, 1 ease drapery, 1 do mustard, 2 do cheese, 1 do vinegar, 1 do bath bricks, 3 casks sugar, 1 box blacklead, 1 truss drapery, 3 chests tea, 2 boxes tobacco, 2 bales, 1 case, 1 case fruit, 1 do colza oil, 1 do spice, 1 do coffee, 6 boxes soap, G. and E. Howe ; 6 bars iron, J. Bamber; 1 truss drapery, H- Gaby ; 1 do do, 21 bags sugar, W. Kells; 1 ease drapery, 2 boxes soap, 1 case herrings, 1 nest tubs, 1 pkg brooms,,3 cases, 1 pkg drapery, 1 bdl axe bandies, 1 chest tea, 2 kegs nails/ 1 bdl buckets, 1 truss, D. & P. BeH ; 1 bale woolpacks, 10 bags, 3 casks sugar, 1 cask oatmeal, 1 pkg paper, T. Waters ; 2 drums spirits tar, Cameron and Simpson ; 1 truss, G. Beaven ; 2 trusses, E. T. Woon ; 2 cases, Jas. Broughton; 2 tons baggage, Commissariat; 20 rams, Taylor, Watt and Co. Passengers—Major Hassard, 57th regt. ; Mrs. Holdswortk, ?Mrs. Smith, Miss Woodward, Miss Liddell, Miss Harrison, Messrs. P. Bell, Hart, Peake, Jones, Cameron. Powell and Co., agents. AT WELLINGTON. Oct. 15—Asterope, 601 tons, Mitchell, from London. Goods for Wanganui—4 qr.-cks, 13 cases, Taylor Watt & Co. ; 1 case, G. Roberts ; 4 bales, E-. T. Woon; 3 cases, J. A. Burnett; 1 box Rev. D. Hogg ; 1 case, Norwood ; 24cks, 66 ke"S, 1 drum, 2 boxes, 306 bars iron, 24 bdls do. 38 cases, 1 bale, 2 trunks, 5 brls, 30 drums 0i1,’ 5 tierces, H. Williamson : 1 case, Dr. Tuke. Levin & Co. Agents. EXPORTS. Oct. 18, Storm Bird, 135 tom, Mundle, to Wellington. 26J tons potatoes, P. Mussen ; 143 sheep. C. Cameron; 14 pigs, 6 kegs butter, 2 pkgs bacon, W. T. Owen; 9 pkgs, 2 cases, 2 boxes, 11 pkgs bacon, 1 case hams. Passenger Messrs. Salomons, Benjamin. Nathan, 4 men 57th regt. Powell and Co., agents. The Asterope A to he laid on for wool, and to sail in December. ■ „ , • The Storm Bird left this on Saturday evening, and arrived at Wellington next morning, after a jiiick run of 13 hours. &he will leave for this with the English mail on its / arrival at Wellington. , The s. s. Guiding Star, trading between Dunedin and Invercargill, when on berpassage from Invercargill to Riverton on the 27th nit., struck, heavily on what the Captain takes to be a lost anchor, abreast of the Bombay rock in the New River. She was run ashore on a sandy beach about 12 miles from Invercargill, and the passengers. and cargo were safely landed. The vessel is not insured, but the owner expects to get her off without much difficulty.