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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 4, Issue 213, 18 October 1860, Page 2

Wanganui Races. ] is hereby given, that all Horses il found Training on the present Course after this date will he disqualified from running at the ensuing Race Meeting. The Public are respectfully requested to abstain from injuring the Course, by galloping Horses, driving Cattle, Carts, thereon. By Order of the Stewards, HENRT STOKES, lion. Sec. Oct. 18, 1860.

Horses for Sale. HE following Valuable YOUNG STOCK, bred from First-Rate Mares :—- 3 Year Old Filly. Sire^-Tramp v __ do. Dam, Grey Mare, imported by Mi\ Murray. “ Wallace. “ Glaucus, Dam, a Rrabens Mare, “ Grand 7'urk. ‘ do. :c Captain. Also Good Imported Draught Mare, in foal to “ Grey Lincoln.” H. J. and E. D. WILCOX. Rangitikei. Oct. 18, 1860.

Subscription Billiard Boom. TIJOTICE is hereby given, that a Meeting ll of the Subscribers will be held at the Rutland Hotel, on Saturday Next, the 20th inst, at 4 o’Clock, p.m„ to make fresh arrangements consequent on the arrival of the new Furniture for . the Room, consisting of Lamps, New Cloth, Cues, Balls, &c., &c.; and to elect a Committee for the ensuing year. Wanganui, ' Oct. 18, 1860.

I adustrial School &and. TENDERS are hereby invited for the Leasing of the above Estate, either for Pasturage or Building purposes. Sealed Tenders are to be sent to the Court House, at or before noon on Tuesday Next, October 23rd, 1860. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES. Oct. 18, 1860.

Wanganui, 17th Oct. 1860. GENTLEMEN,— A S I understand you are about to Let some A portion of the Industrial School Ground, I have the honor to request you will consider the propriety of letting the same by Auction, this course being the one myself and 'some o ther would be tenants prefer. * I have, #e., (Signed) 3. T. TYLEE. The Trustees Industrial School, Wanganui. . v

Crown and Anchor Tavern, Lambton Quay, Wellington, (Nearly opposite the Odd Fellows' Jfall. THE Undersigned, late of the Mimmie Dike, begs to intimate that he has purchased the above Commodious Establishment, and is now prepared to afford every accommodation to country settlers and persons visiting this Port* Wines, Beer, Spirits,; <§*c.,ofthe very best description always offhand. Families accomnfod&ted with private Apartments, and -every"‘attention paid to their comfort. vs*..!. WILLIAM LESLIE, N.B. —Livery and Bait Stables.. Wellington, uS’ept 17, 1860,