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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 8, Issue 380, 25 February 1864, Page 1

New Music & Books. Just received ex “ Wild Duck.” PIANOFORTE Music, Youatt on Sheep, Last Vols of Family Herald, Family Friend, London Society, All the Year Round, London Journal, Once a Week, Cassell’s Paper, Chambers Journal, Drill and Rifle Instruction, Oxenden’s Family Prayers, Valentines, <kc. £c. , H. L JONES. February 4, 1864. Turaldna New Church. TENDERS will be received up till the 29tli insfc., by the Building Committee for the erection of the above Building. Plans and Specifications, may be seen at the Stores of Messrs. Franklin and Hurst, Turakina. Tenders to be addressed to the Building Committee for the Turakina New Church. February 4th, 1864. Quality is the true test of Cheapness.” HE Best Teas, Coffees, &c., are to be obtained at LYON’S TEA WAREHOUSE, corner of Wicksteed-place, Taupo quay—the only house in Wanganui exclusively in the Grocery trade. Immigration Regulations. Superintendent’s. Office, Wellington, Ist June, 1863. THE Provincial Government having made arrangements for a line of Emigration from Great Britain to Wellington, persons desirous of availing themselves of it on behalf of relatives or friends, are requested to make application in writing to this office, particularising the names, probable ages, callings, and places of residence of the proposed Emigrants. 2. The Rate of Passage Money will be fixed until further notice at £ls (fifteen pounds) per statute adult. 3. Applicants may at the time of making their application either pay £l2 (twelve pounds) per adult, as the whole amount of their contribntion, or pay half the passage money, giving security for the payment of [the other moiety on arrival of the party sent for, with the understanding that, on ! payment of the last mentioned moiety at the time above specified, they will be entitled to a bonus of £3 (three pounds) per adult, but not otherwise. | 4. In case of any Emigrant applied for accepting the offer of a passage in a particular ship, but not presenting himself for embarkation at the time and place appointed by the Agent in England for the sailing of !such vessel, and so being left behind, onehalf of the passage money will be forfeited. 5. In the event of any parties applied for declining to emigrate, the amount deposited in this office will, be returned, so soon as the English agent shall have apprised the Provincial Government thereof. i 6. All ships employed in this service being under the provisions of the “ Passeujger Act,” every means will be used to secufe the comfort and welfare of the passengers. JOHN KNOWLES, Immigration Clerk.

Form of Promissory Note. (Date) — & Stg. On Demand, We, the undersigned jointly and severally promise to pay to the Superintendent of the Province of Wellington, or his order, the sum of— Pounds, (Signatures \ of Sureties.) _) February 11, 1864. John Hugh Murray, GROCER & GENERAL DEALER,! Corner of Wicksteed Place and Ridgway Street, WANGANUI. June 25, 1863. For Sale. 500 6.tooth and full-mouth EWES. For particulars apply to TAYLOR & WATT. January 7, 1864. Mrs. Ash, Milliner and Dressmaker, MARKET PLACE, WANGANUI. T. Tuffin PHOTOGRAPHER , Church Street. j October 1, 1863. LetchforcTs Wax Yestas. K- : , LETCHFORD & Co., hold themi selves responsible for the quality o their Wax Yestas, and having recently built au extensive Factory especially adap ted to this peculiar manufacture, they can bestow proper care on all the details which render their Vestas the best in the market. Customers, therefore, when ordering Wax Matches should be particular in requesting “ Letchford’s make*” as others are often substituted. Three Colt’s Lane, Bethnal Green, London