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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 4, Issue 174, 19 January 1860, Page 2

Wanted by contract, ABOUT 150 Chains of small Drains made ' through a Swamp, yfpply to • N. E. EEA3/ISII, Turakina. Jan. 16, 1860. 'Wanted immediately IN Active Lad or Young Mau, to assist lm. as Stockman, and be otherwise useful'. N. E. BL’AMIYII, Turakmi. Jan. 16, 1860. Cheese, Cheese, On Sale by the Undersigned. Avery Superior Sample’ of Cheese made in the district of Wauganui, and equal to Port Cooper. D & P. BELL, Victoria Avenue. Jan. 19, 1860. Notice* A LL Cattle found Straying branded B) off A Rump aud Shoulder, on cither side the Wanganui River, are my "property, and will bo glad of any information about them, j ' ' • ’ JOHN TRE /TEEA'. I Wanganui, | Jan. 19, 1860

General Post Office, Auckland , Ist December, 1859. TENDERS will be received at this Offieo until the. 30th April, 1860, from J?ersous desirous of Contracting for the performance of the Overland Mail Service between Wellington and New Plymouth for the twelve months commencing the Ist July, 1860, and ending the 30th June, 1861, subject to the following terms and conditions: — 1 at—The Contractor to take the Mails from the Post Office in Wellington, at Two p.m. every Monday, and deliver them at the Post Office, New Plymouth, by 1 p.m. on the fol* lowing Saturday. 2nd: —To take the Mails from the Post. Office in New Plymouth, at Two p.m. every Monday, and deliver them at the Post Office, Wellington by 11 a.m. on the following Saturday. 3rd—To take up and deliver Mails at the Post Offices at the following intermediate places, viz:—Wanganui, Turakina, Rangitikei, Manawatu, Otaki, JEaikanae, Pauhatanui, and Porirua. 4th—To deliver the Wellington Mail in Wanganui every Wednesday by Three p.m. 5th —To start from Wanganui for Wellington at Twelve o’Clock noon, on every Thursday. 6th—The Contractor not to be bound to. carry any weight exceeding 100 lbs. ‘ HENRY JOHN TANCRED. Jan. 5, 1860. Wanted AY 0U N G MAN to do the usual work of a Farm and assist in Milking ; Also a Useful Lad who can Milk. Apply at the Chronicle Office.. Dec. 22, 1859. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I have* laid Poison for Dogs over my Property at Kaikokopu. JOHN GIBSON. Jan. 5, 1860-.

For sale. A first-rate PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS, with Chemicals, &c. complete or aking LIKENESSES. Apply to Messrs. Gudgeon-and'Co., Taupo. (Quay. N.B.—- The party purchasing would also be instructed in the art, if required. November 30, 1859. . WEEKLY COMMUNICATION WITH WELLINGTON. The fast-sailing Schooners ‘Sea Gull’ and * Tyne* WILL be laid on as Regular Traders between JFanganui and Wellington. Good accommodatien for Passengers. For Freight or Passage apply to . TAYLOR, WATT, & Co. December 15, 1859.

WANGANUI AND WELLINGTON - A Regular Trader. ik M r ESSES. TAYLOR WATT & Co/s well-known Schooner TYNE, 34 tons, Register(coppered and copper-fastened) John Linklater, Master, sails regularly between the above Ports, leaving each alternately once a Fortnight. This Vessel is well found and fitted up specially for Passengers. For further Particulars apply to the Master onboard, or to Taylor , Watt & Co. • WANGANLT. William Xyoii? WELLI >'GTON< ■ Wanganui; May 16, ISDB.