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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XIII, Issue 1019, 27 April 1869, Page 3

guMiatiimg. Published on the Ist -January, THE “ANGLO-COLONIAL MAGAZINE,” ANEW Tnfcer-Colonid Magazine ancl Review. In addition to the features of a first-class Monthly Periodical, furnished by the best writers, the “ ANGLO-COLONIAL MAGAZINE ” will contain a compendium of the latest intelligence from all parts of the British Dependencies, and thus furnish a medium of inter communication between all colonists, whether at home or abroad. The “ Anglo Colonial Magazine” will be the same size as “ Blackwood,” and will contain a serial story, by Tom Hood, Esq. Price, 2s 6d monthly. London : Thomas Murby, 32 Bouverie street, E.C. Jan 14. DEMY Bvo ; PRICE 2Cs. THE CRUISE OF H.M.S. GALATEA In 1867—1868, UNDER THE COMMAND OF H.R.H. THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH. RY The Rev. JOHN MILNER, F.R.G.S., CHAPLAIN OF THE VESSEL ; AND O W. BRIERLY, Esq. Illustrated by numerous Chromo-Pho-tographs and Graphotypes, from sketches takeu ou the snot by Mr Brierly. Early application should be made for copies of this important work, Jan 5. ENGLISH AND EUROPEAN NEWS. “ m H E MAIL: ” v J A Paper containing the news the principal leaders, a well-digested summary, and all interesting matter from The Times. Published in London Twice a Week. The Newspaper hitherto known as the Evening Mail , having become the property of the proprietors of The Times , will, on and after the 30th of June, be published twice a week, under the title of TEE MAIL, At the price of Threepence per copy, as heretofore, or Eightpence a week, post free. The days of publication will be Tuesday and Friday, and each paper will contain the news and all matters-of interest appearing in the three previous numbers of 'The Times , which will thus be rendered available, in a cheap and convenient form, for persons residing abroad oi in he colonies. Subscribers can obtain The Mail through Newspaper Agents, or may have it from the Publisher, on pre-payment, at Printiug house-square, London. Aug 13. BY ROYAL COMMAND. JOSEPH GIL LOTT’S CELEBRATED STEEL PENS. Sold by all Dealers throughout the World. JSV.-** TO CONTRACTORS. POLES. THE Telegraph Commissioner is prepared to receive tenders for the Supply and Delivery of 900 Poles, more or less, for a lute of Telegraph between the town of Wanganui and Scott’s, Rangitikei. The Poles may be delivered at the following places, and separate tenders for tlie supply and delivery at each of the undermentioned places will be received : 400 at Wanganui, arid 450 at “Scott’s,” Rangitikei ; or 260 at Wanganui, 400 at “ Bull’s,” Rangitikei, and 240 at “ Scott’s,” Rangitikei. Tenders for the supply, delivery, and cartage of the whole in one tender wull also be received. The first delivery of poles to commence on the Ist day of June, 1869, and the whole to be delivered on or belore the 14th day of July, 1869. CARTAGE. Tenders will also be received for the cartage of the above in one tender, or in the following sections : From Wanganui to a point 22 miles on the road to Wellington, via Tutaenui. From “ Scott’s,” Rangitikei to a point 22 miles ou the road to Wanganui, via Tutaenui. From Wanganui to Turakina. „ “ Bull’s,” Rangitikei, to Turakina. From “Scott’s,” Rangitikei, to “Bull’s.” For further particulars, apply at the Telegraph Office, Wellington, or Post Office, Wanganui, where specifications of both works can be seen. Tenders for the above, endorsed “ Tenders for the Supply and Delivery,” or “ For the Cartage of Poles,” as the case may be, and addressed to the General Manager, New Zealand Telegraph, Wellington, will be received up the Bth of May, 1869. Each tender to be accompanied by a deposit of £lO, as a guarantee of good faith in the event of the tender being accepted. By order of the Telegraph Commissioner. (Signed) C. LEMON, General Marager. New Zealand Telegraph, Wellington, 15th April, 1869.