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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 7, Issue 343, 14 May 1863, Page 2

THE Undersigned, having disposed of his business in the town to Mr. HENRY BRADLEY, returns bis thanks to the inhabitants of "Wanganui and district for their patronage, and solicits a continuance in favour of his successor. GEO. ROBERTS. May 12th, 18G& Henry Bradley HAVING purchased the business of'Mit. GEO. ROBERTS, will, from Friday the loth instant, hold a Three Days' Clearing sale , after which he begs to inform the public of Wanganui that he will be in a "position to offer to their notice a well selected assortment of GROCERIES, DRAPERY, and CLOTHING, in all theirjbranches, of his own importation, and trusts by attention, and a well kept up Stock, to secure a portion of patronagp. May 12th, 1863. Com missar iat. Rutland Stockade, ; Wanganui, 12th May, 1863.' TENDERS will be received at this Office unt.l 12 noon of Monday next, the 18th inst., from Persons willing to contract for furnishing the undermentioned Articles,.in such quantities, at such times, and at such places within the town of Wanganui as may be directed by the Undersigned or his successor in office.during the undermentioned Periods, —namely, WOOD, at per 100 lbs., from Ist July 1863 to 31st March 1864. , MOULD CANDLES, at per IK, from Ist August 1863 to 31st March 1864. COMPOSI TE do ,at per lh, do do Soldiers are ineligible as Contractors. W. IT. NEWT.AND, D. A. Com. General. Just Banded, fJtX “ Earl of Windsor,” and on Sale by the Undersigned, Gold edge china Chips and Saucers do do Batins, Jugs, and Tea plates Blue flower china Cups and S. ucers do do Basins, Jugs, and Tea plates Soup Tureens, Cover Dishes, Meat Dishes Toilet Sets, Jugs and Basins, Water Jugs Tea, Dessert, and Dinner Plates', Pudding Basins ‘ ’ Pie Dishes, Mugs, Egg Cups, &e. Cut Glass Decanters, Cruets, Sugar Basins, Tumblers, &c. D. &P. BELL. April 2, 1863. jwotiee. New Line of Road, Mataraua District. Provincial Secretary’s Office, March 12,1863. jICOTTCE is hereby given, that the Mataraua Board of Wardens have given notice of their intention to form a new Line of Road (by consent of the Landholders interested therein) between the No. .1 and No. 2 Line Wanganui. (Signed) _ J. WOODWARD, Acting Provincial Secretary. The Board of Wardens for this District hereby give notice, that the) have deposited a Plan of this intended I.ine at the Provincial Secretary’s * Office, Wellington; also, that a Plan of the same can he seen at the office of the Di-trict Surveyor, Wan* ga ui. 'The proposed Line commences at the present termination of the No. 2 Line, and proceeds along the boundary fence between the lands of Messrs. Young and Harrison, thence crossing on to the lands of the Messrs. Young for a few chains, it again enters the buds of H. S. Harrison, and so continues along and to the end of the boundary fence separating the lands of Messrs. Allison and Harrison, thence crossing the land of the late Mr. Blyth, it unites the N->. 1 ami No. 2 Lines. Notice is further given, that the Board will meet for the purpose of hearing objections to this Line at the Rutland Hotel, on Thursday, the 18th of June next, at 12 o’clock noon. H. S. HARRISON. Aramoho Races ARE Postponed till further notice. May 14, 1863. notice. rip HE Master of the Schooner “ Heron” jL will not be respomible for any Accounts contracted either in his name or by any of his Crew. May 14, 1863. THE BONNIE LASSIE, a Regular Trader from Nelson. For freight or passage apply to T. W. GUDGEON & CO., Agents. April 23, 1863. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. IMPORTS. May 7th, Corio, 116 tons, Beer, from Wellington. 5 half tierces tobacco, 2 hhds 2 casks and 1 case ironmongery, 1 cask white lead, 22 ' sheets iron, 2 bundles hoop iron, Taylor Watt