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Taranaki Herald, Volume VII, Issue 345, 12 March 1859, Page 4

B3x liatly Alice, &ord Ashley, &c. ON~SALE, By the Undersigned. GENTS' Superfine Black Pilot COATS " " Fancy doeskin Trousers " " " Tweed " 36 and 72 inch White Calicos " " Grey " Men's White Moleskin Trousers " " Cord " Cotton and linen Bed Ticking Linen Duck and brown Drills Blue serge, Regatta, and Florentine Shirts Silks, Alpacas, Gloves, Hosiery, Flannels Umbrellas, Silccias, braces, trimmings Thie.idi fancy Druggets, Cotton Plaids Blue Per ( j;e, 7/4 and 8/4 Linen Damask Tabld Cloths Paper Hangings, &c, &c. Geo. E. Duncan. ON SALE. APPLES, Pears Currants, Peels Tea, Sugar, Sago, Rice, Arrowroot Gra&s, Clover, Timothy, and new Stone Turnip Seeds. Scotch twill Shirts Spades, Knives and Forks, Nails in variety Sheet Zinc, Galvanised Sheet Iron Gunpowder, Shot, Caps Kauri Pine Timber, Shingles White Lead, Putty, Glass 1 set of light Harness, Saddles and Bridles of every description Whips, Spuis Manila, Europe, and Native Rope, all sizes Stone Jugs and Jars Cups and Saucers (well assorted) Toilet Sets, Basins, &c. S. Ford. W. SPEARS RUSSELL, RUTLAMD HOTEL, Wlianganui. ftp" 3 GOOD ACCOMMODATION. nnHIS HOTEL is second to none in the JL Colony. Strangers visiting Wlianganui will find in this Ilotel a good temporary home, and Terms moderate. *»* Wine? and Spirits of the best quality. TO BE SOLD, By private contract, ALL that Valuable Leasehold Property, Section No. 643, situated in Kingstreet, consisting of a BREWERY and MALTING establishment, with 9 years of the lease unexpired. Also, Lease of Section No. 652, situate in Devon street. For particulars apply to Wm. George. Farm to be Let. npO BE LET for a term of year's, a farm -I- at the Huaj3ontaining 50 acres — 25 in bush and the remainder cleared >and in wheat and grass. For particulars apply to Jas. Ritchie, Solicitor. 4th March, 1859. To toe Soldi by Private Contract, ACRE FARM, Thirty of which are TCV cleared and are in grass, wheat, and potatoes ; the remaining ten have bush upon them. The incoming tenant can have the use of 50 acies of Bush land, which adjoins the above, for five pounds per annum. Distance, scarcely 3J miles from Town, with good road. Terms easy. 49] -Apply to F. U. Gledhill, Agent. DOUBLE RAFFLE. TO BE RAFFLED FOR. First Prize — A first-rate microcordon PIANOFORTE, by Allison, in handsome zebrawood case, one of six recently imported by Mr Manby. This piano has been thoroughly tuned and regulated, it will stand the climate well. Second Prize — A handsome silver hunting WATCH, No. 6594, Lever, quite new, by the celebrated Choilet of Geneva, silver dome, enamelled dial, 13 jewels. Seventy members, 1 guinea each. To be seen at Messrs Yems and Marshall's.