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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 7, Issue 352, 16 July 1863, Page 1

GENERAL STORES* HIPANG 0 TERRA CE , TEIRA TOWN , Opposite the Wanganui Ferry. . Gillies & ttffeDonell \ ¥Jf AVE on sale Groceries, Spirits; Flour, Bran and Sharps at Town prices; Potatoes, Blankets, Pea jackets, Knee Boots, and other articles of daily requirement. G. & McD. have still remaining a few very superior Hair seated and Rocking Chairs, &c. Storage for goods. 20 Cords of Firevvood. . ’ 10,000 Shingles. ' • 5 ' - May 28, 1863. Cheap Bread. FINE Flour delivered in Town at £l7 per ton. - NETLYE MILL. April 1G 1863. Henry Lyon, GROCER & TEA DEALER, TAUPO QUAY, Corner of Wicksteed Place/ Wanganui. ~ T, Tuffin ~~ PH O TO G RAP HE R, Church Street. June 4, 1863. ' notice. THE Undersigned begs to inform the inhabitants of Wanganui and the Country Districts that he has commenced | General Business jon the premises lately occupied by Messrs. I Gudgeon and Co , corner of Taupe-quay and Market-place, and has on hand a j first-class supply of the following Goods : Sugars—No; 1 and 2 Pieces, in 50 lb bags Sydney crystals, 56 „ Melbourne do 42 „ ! Mauritius do, mats I do brown do, „ Crushed lump, in cask Loaf do Teas—English chests, f .do, | do, boxes Sydney chests ami Green Tea, in boxes Pekoe do do Chocolate, Fry and Sons’, 15 lb boxes Cocoa, do Pearl, 16 lb boxes, gold packets! [Rice —Patna, cwt. bags; Carolina, in bbl 1 ! -Dolmoni ojiciun J | Melbourne moulds, 60 lb boxes Soap—London and Liverpool, in cwt. boxes, 1 half, and quarter do Coffee —Java and Manilla Plantation, in 1,2, 3,4, 7lb tins Cheroots, Havaunah shaped, 100 and 500 boxes j Currants, in barrel, cwt. each j Raisins, muscatel, figs, nuts, &c. i Ginger, bath bricks, jams, wax vestas, oatmeal, starch, blue, mustard, pipes, wrapping paper, hops, treacle, paper bangings, .linseed aptl colza oil, white lead, nails assorted sizes, Sharp’s axes, iron bedsteads, tubs, buckets, carpet brooms, clothes pegs, tacks, axe handles, vinegar, London mixtures, red herrings, lluutley and Palmer’s biscuits, sardines, fresh herrings, firkins do, blacking in tins and jars, looking-glasses, chairs, cruet stands, saddlery, hosiery, groats, pearl bailey, tart, acid, carb. soda, soda crystals,, arrowroot, salad oil, pickles, bottle fruits, sauces, split peas, sago, lamp wick, B. W soap, deed ; boxes, earthenware, glassware ; prime Negrohead, Honeydew, Cavendish, and Sheepwash tobacco ; prints ; calicoes, white and grey blankets, tweeds, railway rugs, winceys, Bedford cords, mole trowsers, pilot jackets, Crimean, Scotch twill, and blue serge, shirts. Wines and Spirits. Brandy, qr-clc, Marteil’s, pale and brown, Hennessy’s Rum, qr-ck and hhd, 12 to 30 o p. Whisky, qr-casks Old tom, do Sherry, do and octaves Port, do In Case. Brandy, Martdl’s; Geneva, 4-gall, cases; champagne, pints and quarts, 1 doz cases; ginger wine, sherry and bock, Burnett’s old tom, pale cognac, bottled ale and porter. W. FINNIMOBE. June 11, 1863. Notice a Brindled Cow, with a ciicular brand joined to an indistinct letter on the hip, has been upon Capt. Rhodes’ Run for several years, also some of her increase; I-f the same are not claimed within three mouths they will be sold to pay expenees. N. E. BEAMISH, Turakina. April 30, 1863. Malaoe Leaves, BEING a Selection of Sketclias 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. ■ 11. L JONES, June 4, 1863.