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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 7, Issue 347, 11 June 1863, Page 2

Valuable Freehold Property For Sale. I'WO Quarter-acre Sections, situated opposite the Presbyterian church, Victoria Avenue, having two commodious substantial built four-roomed Cottages, and one two-roomed Cottage thereon. The well known desirable situation of this Property requires no further recommendation. Apply to T. Me WILLI AM or D. & P. BELL. May st.li 1863. To~be Sold or Let. THE Farm of Woodpark, in the Mataraua Valley, about five miles from town. It is pleasantly situated, enclosed into paddocks, and laid down in grass. A commodious House lias 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. For particulars apply to W. REID. May 7, 1863. Tenders for Fencing. for making a double Ditch JL and Bank Fence, between Sections 60 and 43, near Shakespear’s Cliff, are hereby invited. Apply at the CourtHouse. May 4, 1863. THE COURTS for Revision of the Electoral R'dls for the Wanganui and Rangitiki Districts, will if necessary be adjourned to the Resident Magistrate’s Court-house, Wanganui, at one hour after the arrival there of the June English Mail steamer, should such arrival be between the hours of nine o’clock in the forenoon and one o’clock in the afternoon, or other wise, at ten o'clock in the forenoono n the day following such arrival, and finally to the Supreme Court-house, Wellington, on Friday, the 3rd day of July', 1863, at ten o’clock in the forenoon. ROBERT HART, Revising Officer. Wellington, 18th May, 1863. To Arrive per “ Ellon Castle ” and “ Maria ” from London, Cases and 2 bales assorted Seasonable j||s Drapery, particulars of which will appear in a future Advertisement. EDWIN T. WOON. May 28, 1863. RANGIIIKEI AND TURAICINA Carries*. JAMES COOMBE SEGS to inform the inhabitants of Wanganui, Turakina and Rangitikei, that he has purchased the Drays and Horses used by Mr. JAMES STEWART in the Carrying Trade, and will commence the management of the business ou the Ist of Jane. Orders left, at— F. Baldwin’s, Lion Inn ; R. Bett’s, Wanganui ; Franklin and Hurst's or James Stewart's, Turakina, will he punctually attended to. May 28, 1863. NOTICE. To FencersSEVERAL Miles of Ditch and Bank Fencing to be erected upon Captain Rhodes’ Stations, Turakina. The ground is of the best description for Banking, and the work will be given out in pieces to suit Contractors. For particulars apply to ROBERT J. KNOX, Otakupu , Or, N. E. BEAMISH, Turakina. June 4. It-63. Mali os Leaves, BEING a Selection of Sketch 3S of New Zealand and its Inhabitants, and other matters concerning them. By Thos. Moser. ' The above has been just received in a convenient form for transmission by BookPost. IT. I. JONES. June 4, 1863. Kaitoki COMMON SCHOOL. rip HE Chairman and Committee of the 1. Kaitoki Common S -liool beg to return their sincere thanks to their numerous friends, both in town and country, who have so liberally subscribed towards the erection of a School-!icuse, and to inform them that the Building is now completed. They also give notice that the School is open, and that they are prepared to receive as many Children as can he sent. No fees will be required during this term. June 4, 1863. Notice tS hereby given, that all Cattle found on Lily Bank Farm will be charged 2s per day from this date. And all Persons removing Cattle without the consent of the Undersigned will be prosecuted. JOHN P. WATT. . June 4, 1863. For Sale. a Serviceable HOR:>E, quiet in saddle, ut and been in harness several times. Price, which is moderate, may be known on application to Mr. McMINN. June 4, 1863.