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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 6, Issue 322, 18 December 1862, Page 2

Notice.^ PARTIES wishing to subscribe to the Relief Fund for W. Lister and Family, are requested to.forward ( their sub' scription: on or before the 31st Inst., when dh&Jist now open will be. December 9, 1862. Caution. I HEREBY give notice that after this : date all Cattle found trespassing in my paddocks will be charged format the rate of 2s per head per night, and 2s per head pere-day. And all cattle/-running on my lands unfenced will be charged 3s 6d per week per head. BEDFORD SHERRIFF. . . Rusthall Manor, ' "• December 6, 1862. To Farmers ' AND COUNTRY SETTLERS. FOR SALE—A very superior Threet horse power, THRASHING MALCBSNJE,' \yithJ5 r innowing Machine. . a FLOUR 1 MILL, with dressing machine complete, made by Ransomes and Sims,' with the latest improvements; Apply to : Y THOSr-u.-COOK. Manawatu, December 11th, 1862.

Canterbury Flour On Sale at Messrs. TAYLOR, WATT, & Co.’s. Nov. 27th, 1862. Notice. PARTIES having Stock running on my Land are requested to remove the same immediately, or they will be impounded. T. SHIELDS. ■ December 18, 1862. '. Notice.. 3 SADDLE HORSES on Hire, well equipped for Ladies or Gentlemen. Any persons calling before they get up in the morning will get one of them for nothing for the day. JOHN BYRNE. Maria Place, Dec. 18, 1862. Town Board. fpENDERS, at per Chain, for forming, B. Covered Drains along the North side of St. Hill-street to the West side place, and along the South side as far as Section No, 39, will be received_3t—tWTown Board’s Office on Mon-’ day, Dec. 29th, 1862. Drawings and Specifications may be seen at the Board’s Office. JOHN HANDLEY, Chairman of Town Board. Cartag®. TENDERS will be received by the. Undersigned until noon of the 22nd inst., for Cartage at per load of the usual quantities, each Tender to state the price from their Stores to their Wharf and vice versa ; also at per load to any other part within the Town as far as Plymouth street, and beyond that to the Belt., TAYLOR, WATT, & Co. i December 15, 1862. To shippers of Wool, H&cPOR WELLINGTON. WOOL and other Produce stored, Free of Charge, pending the arrival of the Company’s Steamers. POWELL # CO. Agents New Zealand S. N; Co. Nov. 6th, 1862. PASSENGERS’ LINE OF PACKETS For London, First Ship of the Season, to arrive in time > for the May. Sales. The celebrated Aberdeen clipper ship k Asterope,* A 1 13 years, 1200 tons burthen, George Mitchell, Esq., Commander. rgUIIS fine vessel will be ready to take H bn board Wool and other Produce immediately after discharging inward cargo, and will sail for Loudon on or about the 20th December. The ‘Asterope’ was built by Hall and Sons of Aberdeen, in 1859, on the finest model, and is fitted, with all the latest improvements, including a Patent Distilling apparatus, capable of producing 50 gallons of fine aerated Water per day, and has unrivalled accommodation for first and second Cabin Passengers, and will carry an ‘experienced Surgeon. This vessel presents a most favourable opportunity for Shippers from her well known sailing qualities, her passage homewards on her last voyage having been performed in 83 days. Freight on Wool 1 d per lb. For Freight or Passage apply to BETHUNE $ HUNTER, Or . LEVIN & Co., Agents. Wellington, Oct. 17, 1862.