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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 7, Issue 345, 28 May 1863, Page 2

John Hugh Murray BEGS to inform hisvfrieiuls and thc public -■■■■ generally, that lie-has 'commenced' business as a ■ i 'r x "G r 'E , NfEß/1L DEALER, in those old-established Business .Premises lately,..'.occupied, by Mr. Menzi.es, cornertpf Wieksteed-place and liidgway-street, and hopes by strict uttentioji..to.--business,-with civility, to merit a share of their patron- ! a«c. *■ ' 4,1 ; ’■ • j "May 21, 1863. rgIHE Undersigned, having disposed of his I business in the town to Mr. HENRY BRADLEY, retu.rnsjijs thanks to the iiihab-. itants of Wanganui, awl district for their patronage, and •solicits" a continuance in favour of his successor. GEO: ROBERTS? May 12th, 1563. i ". " Henry Bradley HAVING purchased the business of Mr. GEO. ROBERTS, will, from Friday., the 15th 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 theirjbranclies, pf his own 'importation, and trusts by attention; and a well, kept up Stock, to secure a portion of patronage. May 12th, 1863. To Arrive Per “ Ellon Castle” & “ Maria,” from London, . And on Sale by the Undersigned. ij 2 CASES containing Single and Double Perambulators . /*: 2 cases -Herring,' Derrick, Co.’s' Sta-. , .tionery. 2 W- De la Rue & Co.’s do 2 casks inks 1 case toys - . 2 „ Parian figures, toilet bottles, &c. 3 „ fancy soaps, scents, &c. 2 ~ photographic materials ' 8 trunks ladies’ and children’s boots 6 casks Warren and Russell’s blackirig 3 „ dressing and chimney glasses Mordan’s Copying Presses - 1 • ! 10 cases Drapery, consisting of— Gent.’s collars, ties, shirts, gloves, and handkerchiefs Ladies’ collars, sleeves, neck-ties Hair nets, mantles, jackets Laces, handkerchiefs, dresses in various materials Bonnets, hats, feathers, flowers, ..and ribbons ■ ' Cap fronts, dress caps, white and coloured; flannels, cambrics Linens and calicoes, alpacas, merinos ‘ Baby-linen &c. &c. &e. : TT HENRY BRADLEY,-Campbell-place. May 21, 1863. For Sale. IN Church-place, Wanganui, a Six-roomed House and half* an acre of excellent Garden ground, in which there is a neverfailing spring ,of water.. Also--—a Cottage and a quarter of an acre of Garden. Also —the unexpired Lease of Seven acres of the Industrial School Estate,, well grassed and substantially fenced. For particulars apply to M. MEEHAN. May 14, 1863. = Wanted.. ’ 4f^/OHr-^ in ' ze PHnts, before the 12th June next..: N. E. BE AMISH, ; Turakina. May 7, 1863. For Sale, or Exchange for Country Land. TWO or THREE Houses and Sections in Victoria Avenue. • Apply to P. Me WILLIAM Wicksteed Place. May sth 1863. . . Valuable Freehold Property For SaleHgIYVO Quarter-acre Sections, situated op.B. posite the Presbyterian church, Victoria Avenue; having two commodious substantial built four-roomed Cottages, and one tivo-roomed Cottage thereon. The well known desirable situation of this Property requires no further recommendation. Apply to T. McWILLIAM • ; or D. & P. BELL. May sth 1863. : ■ : • To be Sold or ILet. rgvHE Farm of Woodpark, in the MataJ. raua Valley, about five miles from town. It is pleasantly situated, enclosed into paddocks, and laid down in grass. A commodious House has been recently built. This-well known little property requires no comment; for its. natural advantages and artificial improvements it is not to be surpassed in New Zealand.. i ‘ For particulars apply to W. REID. May 7, 1863. Tenders for Fencing. rip END Elt S for making a double Ditch JL and Bank. Fence, between Sections 60 and 43, near Shakespear’s Cliff, are hereby iuvited. Apply at the CourtHouse. May 4, 1663.