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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 7, Issue 376, 7 January 1864, Page 2

Night SchoolPUPILS belonging to the Evening Class will please recollect that the duties will be resumed on Monday, January lltli, 1864, at. the usual hours during the remaining Summer Quarter, —namely, from halfpast Seven to half-past Nine o’clock on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Evenings. Terms may be known on application to Mr. McMINNy ... Master of Common School. December 81, 1868. Good Tobacco. WE have just received, per Steamer, a very fine sample of SH ELLA HD’S NEGROHEAD. Those who like a good pipe should try it. Price 9s per lb. D. & P. BELL. December 31st, 1863. Almanacks—lß64. JUST PUBLISHED, aud on Sale by the Undersigned, Mackenzie and Muir’s Wellington Almanack and Wanganui Trade Directory, price Is 6d. Bull’s Wellington Almanack, price 9d. - D. & P. BELL. December 24, 1863.

Coffee. coffeeTea. BEST Plantation Coffee, in 1,2, 3, and 4 lb Tins. Superior English packed Teas, at D. & P. BELL’S General StoresNovember 12, 1863. Wanganui Trade Directory and Advertising Sheet. Wellington Almanac. THE Second Edition of this Almanac has just been received from the Independent (/fflce, and is nosv on Sale. H. 1. JONES. December 31, 1863. “New Zealand Advertiser .” SUBSCRIBERS in arrear are reminded that their Subscriptions should be paid in advance, and are requested to pay same without delay. POWELL, SON, & Co., Agents. November 19, 1863. Wanted A respectable Female Servant, in a small Family in town. Wages 10s. per week. A recommendation required. Apply at this Office. December 31st, 1863. - Just Received, PER WONG A WONG A. SRON Bedsteads, oval boilers Kitchen and parlour bellows I Lyndon’s spades, toy ditto Fenders, fire shovels, grindstones C.S. hay forks, grafting tools Plated and B.M. cruets and teapots Milk strainers, stamped tin milk dishes Morticing axes, knife trays Patent knife cleaner, butchers’ steels and various other goods too numerous to mention. THOMAS SCRIVENER, Victoria-avenue. December 10, 1863.

Mot tee THE Annual Meeting of the Ratepayers of the Upper Rangitikei Road District will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, 9th January, 1864, in the Office of the Board, Marsden, for the purpose of voting a Rate for the ensuing year. JOHN JORDAN, Chairman Board of Wardens. December 8,1863. THE Undersigned give notice that the Business hitherto carried on in the name of TAYLOK, WATT, & Co, as Merchants and Commission Agents, will, on and after Ist January, 1864, be conducted in the name of TAYLOR & WATT. Taylor, Watt, & Co. December 16, 1863. Jft otice. f'ffHE Undersigned, having commenced business as General CARRIER between Wanganui and Rangitikei, he confidently begs to solicit a share of public patronage, which by strict attention, punctuality, and care he hopes to deserve. Charges will rate as follows : From Wanganui to Turukina, £2 per ton ; to Tutinui, £± 4s ; to Rangitikei, £5 per ton. Parcels, &c. charged at proportionately reduced prices. Parcels, &e. for conveyance may be left at Messrs. Gillies and McDonell’s Ferry Stores. The Store of tha Undersigned, at Tura kina, opposite the Manse, is open for the reception of any Goods that may be entrusted to him, where every care and atten tion is provided. WANTED —A good Boot-Closer. E. P. MACDONALD. Turakina, Dec. 12, 1863. JN oticea LL Persous having Claims upon the j\_ Undersigned are requested to present the same for immediate payment, and Persons indebted to him will oblige by paying their accounts without delay. *T. PUFFIN. December 21, 1863.