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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 7, Issue 349, 25 June 1863, Page 2

Pig Hunting- & NY Person found Pig Hunting upon Capt. Rhodes’ property at Rangitiki or, Turakina after this date, wiil be prosecuted. N. E. BEAMISH. Turakina, June 25, 1~63. Seed Oats and Wheat--PURE White Tartarian Oats for sale, free from Brake; also, excellent early Adelaide Wheat., at Messrs. HARRISON aiid JONES’, Rangitikei, dune 4, 18(33, •

n otice, I the Undersigned, beg to inform the Public of Wanganui and its Vicinity, that I have opened a BOARD and LODGING HOUSE, on Taupoquay, next dloor to W, Kells’ Store, and hope to merit a share of public patronage by being able to offer good accommodation, combined with moderate charges. " J. j^APLEY. June 4, 1863. Notice. IS .hereby given, that all Cattle found ~ trespassing on my Laud after this date will be ' charged for at the rate of Is per week ; and that none will be allowed to be driven from thence without my permission; All accounts now due to me will be placed in a lawyer’s bands for collection unless settled by the end of this month. JOHN WALKER. June 11, 1863. For Sale. rgIHE Entire Horse Sl’. PATRICK. 1 Apply to > ' JOHN WALKER. June 11, 1863.

Notice* Sellingoff— Selling off* and clearing off sale, at the JRutland Hotel, COMPRISING Wines, Spirits, and Beer, Findlater’s- whiskey, at per gal. or hhd. Martell’s dark and pale brandy, do do ’ Superior Sherry wine, do Hum best West India, do do Holland gin, at per case, Guinness double stout, at per cask, No. 4 diamond port wine, at per gallon. Also, about 4 tons of Coals cheap. ■ JAMES SPEED. , June lStli, 1863.

Wanted, BY the Undersigned, a situation as SCHOOLMASTER. C. M. HARKNESS. Mataraua Com. School, - June 18, 1863, R. G. ROBERTS having relinquished lushiess as a general storekeeper requests that all parties to whom lie may he indebted will be pleased to send in their accounts, and also that all outstanding debts will be paid. - Wanganui June 18th, 1803. Just Received FROM SYDNEY. A variety of GOODS, Comprising—Bench planes, angers, hammers, files ' Handsaws, panel, ripping and tenon do Adzes, bench axes, cross cut and pit saws Carpenters’patent rim locks, padlocks Sorby’s sheep shears, mall rings and wedges Seytlies and fittings, long handle shovels ' Cast steel spades and Shovels, axe handles Cart and plough traces, back bands Dog chains and collars, steelyards, spring balances Stamped tin milk dishes, oak milk buckets Electro plated forks, Albata plated spoons Cornice pole ends and rings, door mats Also, a few superior American cane seated And rocking chairs, and numerous other goods. T. SCRIVENER. June 11th, 1163. notice, To the Owner or Owners of Sections Nos. 55, 43 and 49, Turakina District. fthe Undersigned, hereby give you notice, that I am about to erect a Dividing Fence between my Sections, Nos. 47 anti 48, and your Sections Nos. 55, 45, and 49, in the district of Turakina; and 1 call upon the Owners of these lands to assist me in erecting such Dividing Fence within 31 days from this date, otherwise I shall proceed to erect the same, and charge the Owners with the moiety of the cost thereof, in conformity with the Fencing Act of the Provincial Council, Session 1, No. 13. FRANCIS McIVOR. Turakina, June 4, 1863. Fencing Notice. To Mrs. Jean Fraser, Owner of part of Section 23, and to the Owner or Agent of Section 27, Turakina, f the Undersigned, hereby give you notice, that I am about to erect a Dividing Fence between your land, as above, and mine, Section 25 and part of Section 23, Turakina V and I call upon you to assist me in erecting such Dividing ! Fence withiu 31 days from this date, otherwise I shali proceed to erect the same, and i charge you with the moiety of tlie cost 1 thereof, in conformity with the Fencing act ( of the Provincial Council, Session 1, N 0.13. 1 JOHN CAMERON, ! Turakina, ‘ * June 4, 1863, ] -