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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XIX, Issue 3198, 20 October 1876, Page 1

NOTICES SANDON SAW MILL. THE above Mill is now in thorough working order, and can therefore supply all descriptions of TIMBER with punctuality and on reasonahle terms. Agents : Marton— Mr S. H. Eussell Bulls— Mr Munro Parawanui — Mr Moore Awa Huri — Mr Whittle Sandon— Messrs Everet Bros. H. MALCOLM & Co., PROPRIETORS. Aug r EDWARD 0. MORGAN AECHITECT, House and Estate Agent, Etc. Designs, Plans, Specifications, Estimates, and Quantities furnished, separately or collectively. Practical and careful Supervision of Works. Considerable experience in Eailway works and admeasurements. All business connected with House or Estate Agencies promptly attended to. MODERATE CHARGES. I )ffices : Upstairs Eoom of Mr Arthur Beauchamp's Auction Mart, VICTORIA AVENUE.

" Of those for whom we fond emotion cherish, Secure the shadow ere the substance perish." GL H. MONKTON, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST, J Ridgway Street, (Next to the Odd Fellows' Hall) BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Waugauui and the Country districts, that they need not now wait until they have occasion to visit Wellington to obtain a good portrait, as it can be insured at the Studio of the above. Carte de Visite, Cabinet, and 6 x 8 Portraits. Enamelled Portraits fitted to Lockets, Brooches, &c. Old Portrait Carte de Visites Copied. Oct 14 TO MERCHANTS AND CAPITALISTS. A Splendid Investment. mAYLOR & WATT have received JL instructions to sell by private contract the Lease and Goodwill of a Country STORE, doing an extensive business in one of our most Flourishing Districts. The lease has about ten years to run at a low rental, with a purchasing clause. To anyone with moderate capital this is a splendid investment, and one seldom met with. Principals ouly dealt with. For particulars, apply to TAYLOR & WATT. Aug 12 WHITE STAR BREWERY, ST. HILL STREET, Opposite City Hall, Wauganui. WW. WHITMORE, • with grateful acknowledgments for the numerous orders already received since openiug his NEW BREWERY, which he hails as a token of appreciation on the part of the public, begs to assure all who may favour him with their patronage — especially LICENSED VICTUALLERS— that it will be his constaut aim and endeavour, to produce SPARKLING ALE which for its strengthening and invigorating qualities, will be SECOND to NONE in the COLONY. As the best materials only will be used customers may rely upon having a Genuine article. All order, punctually attended to. July IT