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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XIX, Issue 3198, 20 October 1876, Page 3

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS j WANTED, — A Smart Youth, . about 18 or 14 ye.-vrs of age. Apply inmediately to P.Bell, Victoria House. Oct 11 WANTED, — a respectable Female Servant. Apply to Mrs Jno. Fleetwood, Mataongaonga. Oct 11 . : WANTED,— a Smart Boy at this office. Oct 11 . ASHFORTH & LIFFITON WILL Sell Without Reserve, for the benefit of the Standard Insurance Company — • ' about 700 FEET OF GILT MAPLE AND ROSEWOOD MOULDINGS. SALE ON FRIDAY, 20th INST., At2'3op.m. Terms — CASH. :; " ASHFORTH & LIFFITON, ..: . . Auctioneers,. - ; Rutland Chambers. Oct 17 AUCTION SAL EAT S AN D O N. SATURDAY, 21st OCTOBER, 1876. Messbs ';. HARRIS BROS. HAVE received instructions from Mb John Poad, to sell by Public Auction, at his house, Sandon, on SATURDAY, 21st OCTOBER, 1876, afc 12 noon, All His Household Fubnitube and Effects.. Of the best quality and nearly new, as follows — Cedar spring-seated Couch aud Chairs, round table, chest drawers, _.". .French bedstead, washstands, toilet table, looking glass, side table, writing desk, pictures, , chairs, cupboard, oilcloth, lamps, clock, kitchen table, oven, ' fire irons, aud a large^ variety of. kitchen utensils and ether articles hot mentioned herein.. Also, THREE QUIET DAIRY COWS, One in full milk. Also, -_XWO_WELL FINISHED COTTAGES, centrally situated on Secfion 202, and each standing on^an eighth of an acre of ground well fenced and planted. The Cottages are built with ten feet • studs, | so that the upper portion may be utilised at little expense. As IVI B Poad informs us that there are suitable paddocks at hand, this will be a good opportunity for parties desirous of disposing bf Cattle and Horses. • Oct 18 NOTICE. EOBERT GRAY having taken the Stables lately in the occupation of J. W. Jackson, is open to take in Horses at Li very or Bait, and ' eyery attention will be paid to them. R.G.; will keep Horses on hand |fdr hire. Horsee broken iv to Saddle or Harness. " Terms in all cases, Moderate. Horses bought, sold, or exchanged. Auction Sale held by Mr Chadwick every Saturday; at 2 p.m. Good Paddock if necessary. Oct 9 TAYLORVILLE GENERAL STORE. npHE undersigned takes this opporJ- tunity to return his sincere thanks to his numerous friends and customers, who have so liberally supported him during the time that he has been in business at Taylorville. Having disposed of the business to Mr. O. G. A. Habtey, he would cordially recommend him to their favour, and solicit a continuance of the same liberal support. At the same time he respectfully requests that all accounts due to him be paid as soon as possible to Mr Habyey, whose receipt will be a sullicient discharge, and persons having|claims against him will oblige by sending them in within a month from date. A. C. CAMPBELL, Taylorville. Oct 16 THE undersigued haviug purchased the Business at Taylorville from Mr A. C. Campbell, trusts that by strict attention \o business, and by using every. effort to give satisfaction, to secure a continuance of the support so liberally accorded to his predecessor. ._ The character of the House for selling Goon Articles at Low Rates will sull be fully maintained. A large assortment of New and Seasonable Drapery aud Clothing just opened up, and marked at prices which cannot fail to be appreciated by pur chasers. V O. G. A. HARVEY, Taylorville, I Oct 16