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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 7, Issue 348, 18 June 1863, Page 2

280. , .r ".-C-. District Militia QfHce, Wanganui, June iStli, 1863. fIiHE Maturaua and Prince of Wales ComI. panies of Rifle Volunteers willparade in;the paddock in front of Captain Roberts’ residence at the usual .houiv On Monday next, the. 22d inst, and the Fourth Monday in each ensuing month till further orders. C. C. ROOKES. • Major CommandingWANGANUI Cavalry -Volunteers. I No. 277. V. .---r OFFICERS and non-commissioned Officers of the above naiiied 'Corps are requested to obtain from 'Mr; Lewis the ornaments,, chevrons, &c. of then 1 respective .ranks with as. little delay as possible,; in order that‘tlie ambiint for the same may be remittedto Auckland by the ebsuing Mail. ’By Command, v> • - r J. CAMERON, . ; Capt. W.C.V. Junel Pill, 1863. John Hugh Murray BEGS to inform his friends and the public generally, .that he has; commenced business' as a GENERAL, DEALER,, in those old-established Business Premises lately occupied by Mr. Menzies,, corner of Wicksteed-place ami Ridgway-street, and •hopes by strict attention to . business, with civility, to merit a share of their patronage May 21, 1863. • ; THE Undersigned, of his. business in the town to Mr, HENRY BRAD LEY,, returns his thaujcs.to the inhabitants of Wanganui aini f ji|istrict’'for .their patronage, aiid solicits a eoutimjance in favour of his successor. geo, Roberts. May-12th, 1863, . ~. Henry Bradley HAYING purchased the business of Mr. GEO. ROBERTS, willi 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 theirjhranches, of his own importation, and trusts by attention, and a well kept up Stock, to secure a portion of patronage. May 12th, 1863. lo Arrive Per “ Ellon Castle” & “Maria,” from London, And on Sale by the Undersigned. 2 CASES containing Single and Double Perambulators 2 cases Herring, Derrick, & Co.’s Stationery 2 „ De la Rue & Co.’s do 2 casks inks 1 case toys 2 „ Parian figures, toilet bottles, &c. . 3 „ fancy soaps, scents, &e. 2 „ photographic materials 8 trunks ladies’ and children’s boots 6 casks Warren and Russell’s blacking 3 ~ dressing and chimney glasses Mordan’s Copying Presses 10 cases Drapery, consisting of— Gent.’s collars, ties, shirts, gloves, and ' handkerchiefs Ladies’ collars, sleeves; neck-ties Hair nets, mangles, 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. &c. HENRY BRADLEY, : Campbell place. May 21, 1863. Milo Bs, "Youzig- Cupidrr>HE Fees for the services of the above JL Horses being due on the 28th February, payment of the Same is requested to be made on or before thd 30th May. TAYLOR, WATT, & Co. April 29th, 1863. To be Sold or £«et. 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 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. For particulars apply to ' W. REID. May 7, 1863. Valuable Freehold Property For Sale. r|t WO Quarter;acre Sections,.situated op--1 posite the Presbyterian church, Victoria Avenue, having two commodious substantial built four-rqpmed Cot’tages, and one two-roomed known desirable situation of this Property requires no further recommendation. Apply to T, ; McWILLI AM - ■ , f , Or D. & Pr BELL.. May sth 1863. ■