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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 7, Issue 339, 16 April 1863, Page 2

Mr, Singer's Benefit. Howe’s’Concert HallMR. SlNGEßy'begs to .announce that his BENEFIT will take place at the above Hall, on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, April 20th, under the immediate patronage of MAJOR BUTLER and. the Officers of H,M. ,57th regt. THE WATERMAN ! .PEEP into the STATUARY of CANOVA ! Selections from MARITANA on the Pianoforte and Harmonium. “ WHAT are the WILD WAVES SAYING V by r»articnlar desire. NEW LOCAL: SONG,' written expressly for this occasion. The whole to conclude with THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER. Remerabei’—Monday—Singer’s Benefit! Doors open at h past 7, and Peiformance to commence at 8 o’clock punctually. Admission—Front Seats (reserved), 3s ; Back ditto, 2s. April 16, 1863. Notice To Road Contractors. HpEMDERS will he received at the office i. of the Provincial Engineer until 12 o’clock on Thursday April 30th for the formation of 56 chains of Side Cutting on the Northern Side of the Goat Valley. Plans and Specifications may be seen on application at tlie above office; JAMES D. HEWETT. Chairman Brunswick Board. April 16 1863. To Road Contractors. mo. 3 Is me. SPECIFICATIONS and Working Sections of 51 Chains of the No. 3 Line of Road will be open for inspection on and after tlie 16th inst. at the Engineer’s office, Court-House Buildings, Wanganui. Tenders for the above work will be received at the Provincial Secretary’s office, Wellington, on Saturday the 25th instant, addressed to J. Woodward, Esq., Acting Provincial Secretary. JAMES HOGG, Engineer. April 14th, 0863. Town Board, Wanganui, 14th April, 1863. TENDERS wiil'be received at tlie Board’s Office until Noon on Monday, May 18th, for the Construction of a Brick Sewer on the South side of Victoria-avenue. Plans and Specifications may he seen at the Board’s office. JOHN HANDLEY, Chairman of the Board. Wanganui, 14th April, 1563. TENDERS will be received at the Board’s Office until Noon on Monday, May 18th, for the construction of Brick Sewers in Wu-ksteed-place. Plans and Specifica tions may be seen at tlie Board’s Office. JOHN HANDLEY, Chairman of the Board. &5 Reward. THE undersigned will give the above reward to any one giving such information as may lead to the conviction of the person or persons who cut and maimed a foal belonging to him, on Wednesday or Thursday last, on Atkinson’s road. THOMAS HENSON. Waipalcura April 14, 1863. Notice. a EL Stock trespassing on my land will /jj|_ be charged at the rale of 3s per head per week from this date. Any parties removing stock from the same without nij permission will be prosecuted. A. ASH: Letwell, April 19,1863. Wanted.

CATTLE to depasture. Terms moderate. A. ASH. Letwell, April 16, 1863. On Sale. SUGARS —No. 1 and 2 Pieces, 40 and 50 lb. bags No. 1 Crystals, 56 lbs Teas—balf-chests, boxes. Rice —Patna, in 1 cwt. bags Candles—Price’s No. 1 Belmont Soaj'—Brown Sydney Coffee—Java and Manilla Cheroots—No. 2, Ilavamiah shaped Wines and Spirits, I.B; & D.P, Brandy—casks, MartelFs, pale and brown Rum — Mids, 10 t 0 30 o.p. Whiskey fine malt Saucel Old Tom—|-casks Sherry—^-cas-ks In Case. Brandy, U.V. 1 doz. cases Geneva, 4-gallon cases Champagne, pints and quarts, 1 doz. cases Ginger Wine, 2 doz. cases Sherry 1 „ „ Ale, Allsopp’p, 4 „ „ Several Invoices of Ironmongery, American Notions, Morewood’s Roofing Iron, Colza Oil, Turps, White Lead, &c. &c. POWELL, SON, & Co. April 9, 18S3. Mrs. Davis CONTINUES to receive Pupils at her residence, Victoria avenue. April 8, 1863.