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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 7, Issue 371, 26 November 1863, Page 2

THIS DAY R A M S, Ex Wonga Wonga, from Wellington, from the choice and muchadmired Flock of George Hunter, Esq. Taylor, Watt, & Co. XT AYE much pleasure in announcing that they will sell by public auction, on Thursday, 26th November , 1863. at 2 o’clock, p.m., unless previously disposed of by private contract, 10 pure-bred Southdown Yearling Rams 9 and 10 half-bred Cots wold Yearling Rams out of Leicester Ewes. The sires of the above, imported by George Hunter, Esq., of Wellington, are from the celebrated and valuable Flocks of the Duke of Richmond, Jonas Webb, Esq., and Thomas B. Norths art, Esq. The Auctioneers invite inspection of the Rams, and will be happy to furnish further particulars as to Pedigree. Wanganui, November 9th, 1863. '■

New Presbyterian Church, Turakina. IT is proposed to erect a new and more commodious Presbyterian Church at Turakina, to meet the wants of the increas-j ing population, at a cost of about j Contributions to this object will be thankfully received by the Rev. R. J. Allsworth, Minister, and by Messrs. N. E. Beamish, Chas. Cameron, Alex. Simpson, Jas. Wilson, junr., and Alex. Grant, Deacons and Trust66S. ! October 22, 1863. Mrs. Ash, Milliner and Dressmaker, MARKET PLACE, WANGANUI. WANGANUI Ferry Stores, Near Baldwin’s Lion Inn. GILLIES and McDONELL ARE in regular receipt of shipments of Goods, and have on sale—No. 1 Pieces sugar, brown Manritins do; superior teas, chests and boxes ; Sydney soap, raisins, and currants; negrohead and cavendish tobacco very good quality ; rice, coffee, course and fine salt, vinegar, red herrings, preserved fish, castor oil, salad oil, confectionery, lollies, cigars, pipes, Bell and Black’s matches, candles, pickles, &c. &c. Drapery, blue serge coats, mole trowsers, fashionable tweed suits ; coats, vests, and trowsers, in variety ; bats, caps, linen and paper collars, Crimean shirts, neckties, scarfs, hosiery, flannels, blankets, regatta shirts, knee boots, &c. &c. Earthenware, assorted. Flour and Bran and Sharps, at town prices. STORAGE FOR GOODS. September 10, 1863.

Pro Bono Publico. “ GOOD NEWS FROM HOME.” Gower’s Soda-water and Lemonade Bottles have arrived . PRIVATE Families and the Public, Ralls, and Pic-nic Parties supplied on the shortest notice with the “ genuine article” for Cash. Try the Ginger-Beer ! ! N.B. —All Bottles not returned must be paid for. Soda-water, &c. Manufactory November 5, 1863. Grass Paddocks. ABUNDANCE of Grass on Letwell Farm, two and a half miles from town. Horses and Cattle grazed on the lowest terms by the week, month, or year. For terms apply, on the Farm, to JAMES CHEYNE ; Or to P. Me WILLI AM, Victoria-avenue. N.B.—Cattle trespassing will be charged for at the rate of 3s per head p<;r week. November 5, 1863. Mataongaonga Mill. PRICES til! further notice. First Flour .£lB per ton. Hetail, 19s per 100 lbs. H. COLLINS, Manager. November 5,1863. Excellent Teas, BLACK 3s. 3a. 4d. and 3s. 6d. per lb. Green 4s. Bd. per lb. Mixed 3s. 6d. and 3s. lOd. per lb. Are now on Sale at the GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT, Taupo Quay, (Corner of Wicksteed Place.) Every Article in the Trade supplied of Sterling Good Quality. Fry’s Chocolates & Cocoas, Foreign Fruits, Spices, &c. Sugar at Wholesale Prices. Family Orders sent to any part of the Town. jV. B ,—Being engaged solely in the Grocery Trade, with 20 Years experience, I am enabled to secure the best articles in the Market and retail them at the lowest possible profit. HENRY LYON. August 6, 1863. To Let. In Victoria-avenue. THE House at present occupied by D. Porter, Esq. POWELL, SON, & Co., Agents.