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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 7, Issue 374, 17 December 1863, Page 3

Wanganui Choral Society. Private Concert. THE First PRIVATE CONCERT of the Season will take place at the Rutland Music Hall, early in January 1864. A miscellaneous Selection oLSacved and Secular Music will be performed. Programme in a future advertisement. Chorus of Eighty Voices, with Solos, Duetts, Trios, Quartetts, Qintetts, &c. by the Members. Flute Duetts, by distinguished Amateurs. Pianist, Mr. Davis. Ladies and Gentlemen desirous of becoming either Honorary or Working Members should signify their wish to the Secretary as soon as possible. There will be no admission by payment at the doors. All Members who have not yet paid their Subscriptions should do so at once. C. BURNETT, Hon. Secretary. December, 17, 1863. Wanganui Choral Society. A Special General Meeting of the above Society will be held at Howe’s Assembly Rooms, on Tuesday, sih January, 1864, at 9 p.m., for the purpose of considering a communication received relative to the Treasury ship of the Society. By order of the Committee. C. BURNETT, Hon. Sec. December 17. 1863. Notice. rg H E remaining HOUSE on Mr. Hogg’s 1 Section in Park Place will be sold a bargai n to clear out. For particulars apply to Messrs. Gudgeon <k Co ,or to Mr. Hogg on the premises. December, 17, 1863. raUIE Undersigned give notice that the 1. Business hitherto carried on in the name of TAYLOH, WAT I', Co, as Merchants and Commission Agents, will, on and after Ist January, 1864, he conducted iu the name of TAYLOR & WATT. Taylor, Watt, & Co. December 16, 1863. Notice. * White Bullock, with but one short iM. horn on the near side, branded with a Divided Square above an S reversed on 1 the near ribs ; also a large brindle and white Bullock, branded GW on the off ribs ; have been trespassing on my land, near the Raceground, ever since October Ist, 1863. If the above Beasts are not claimed in one month from this date they will be sold to pay expenses Wm. WARWICK. December 17, 1863. w NoticeANTED to Depasture, 200 Clean Ewes. Apply to A. N. M \GR ATH. The Grange, Dec. 17, 1863. To Carters and others. Provincial Secretary’s Office* Wellington, Dec. 16, 1863. rjjTENDERS will be received at this .1 Office until Saturday, Jan. 2, 1864, at noon, for the Removal of the Timber (cut for the Wanganui Bridge) from Daniell’s Bush, to a place on the left bank of the Wanganui river, near Mr. Mon tgo mery’s. The Tenders will be required to express a price per 100 feet for all sizes of Timber, and the Contractor will be bound to convey the whole, excepting any pieces that may be broken or otherwise rendered unserviceable. J. WOODWARD, Acting Provincial Secretary. m otice. rgTIE Undersigned, having commenced _f_ business as General CARRIER between Wanganui and Rangiiikei, he confidently begs to solicit a share of public patronage, which by strict attention, punctuality, ami care he hopes to deserve. Charges will rate as follows : Froin Wanganui to Turakina, £2 per ton ; to Tutinui, £4 4s ; to liangitikei, <£s per ton. Parcels, &c. charged at proportionately reduced prices. Parcels, itc. for conveyance may he left at Messrs. Gillies and McDonell’s Ferry Stores. 'The Store of tbs Undersigned, at Turakina, opposite the Manse, is open for the reception of any Goods that may be entrusted to him, where every care and atteli tion is provided. WANTED—A good Boot-Closer. . E. P. MACDONALD. Turakina, Dec. 12, 1863. Public jn otice. r|HE Undersigned requests all Parties J. who have not yet settled their Ferry Accounts to do so before the Ist January, 1864, to prevent other means being taken to obtain a settlement. JAMES LOCKHART. Taupo-quay, Dec. 17, 1863. LetchforcPs Wax Vestas. ELETCHFORD & Co., hold thern- • selves responsible for the quality of their Wax Vestas, and having recently