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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 5, Issue 219, 24 January 1861, Page 2

DO.U OUBD.E D, r D O ORS, s >-'7fk v j !?*/' ~: ••■' § Window Sashes (glared) lOin. 'x- 15in. -V''rS-d|? n * , Pp. x 15in. x 1.§,m.-.. Dp. lOin. x 16in. x l|i%" '.VM. ~/ powell & co. Jan.,'%.lß6i;t; >■ H ,, -> . . Taylor, Watt & Co. received” ‘'instructioris froth i-Sfii. 'Thomas Handley, to /Sell 'by Public Auction, on Thursday, the 14th February, ' ' A- RANSQM & ■ SIM-- / : ' * . Machinej, , 3 jiprse Poweip,;,' in. good working order, and with .extras.' . .• , '... Tefms-^-S'months approved Acceptance. Wanganui, - : Public Stockyard. : i■' : .. : ' ■■ !.V • • - SUBSCRIBERS are : requested to Pay-in their SUBSCRIPTIONS to Messrs. Gudgeon and Co . immediately. Jan. 24, 1861* • :

Wawfci* A •••; F E »M , A : - , £‘' : 'E r ~ ER Y A NT. - Apply at the Office of this Paper. uv? *' • :>• JUw*l4;-1861. - ! ■■ .y. i ) IW-" ti; —— '■ :■ ■ < Wool. I\HE Undersigned are purchasers of JFool, . 'or will rirak£ advances oh consignment to their in England. Wool stoWd . free ,of Rent in Iron Ware* houses in Wellington: " Wellington, . .. • Dec^27i : lß®o; • --r !: • -TO THB ■ | Reading Portion |Of the Community, in the District of IVdnyanui THjE rgreat: success which lias attended the ‘'establishmentof Book Clubs in England, as well aa ip. l >the’Colonies, has indueed the advertiser to. attempt to supply a want which-naust have, been long felt by the inliabi tants of Wanganui, arising front, the difficulty or impossibility of meeting with a supply of good ami readable books. , There is now an opportunity,. of . obtaining a constant supply of the best literature, of .the day, at a price.which [must at once place it within the reach.of all; and to those \vho are desirous of securing the same their attention is directed; to; the follow* ing.particulars,: . , Subscribers, are supplied throughout the year with Fresh book every fourteen days by paying 12s. 6d Whenever; a certain; number of Books have been read by r the. Subscribers, they will be sold 'by auction ,amongst them w,ithoufc any reserve, atid ,a fresh lot substituted -in their place. JRl'iis: affords aii opporf unity ,to,. subscribers -;(>f a low rate the.best, standard. Bonks of''our.day. - ' Thejadyantages of v tins to"| over the Circulating Library sygtein niust he at once isytpareiil, as in the latte?;, case'' the same books frequentlv; remaiiron tli'e .shelyds for years-—t here" being I no outlet here for old Books, so that, they be*, come dead stock to the owner who is gene-j rally unwilling 'on this account to keep pace with the day/' .. ; The first' lof of Books'on the plan mentioned are. now being issued, . and as .orders will be forwarded to England for an increased supply by. next mail, "fresh Subscribers are invited. ' ' li. IRESON; JONES, .' ’ , 1 V,. Bookseller and Stationer, 1 • ' /Fanganui. Dec. 27, . 1860. - v j- v . ,

, ; V ifotiee* ; .*; , , ■ tiy* r ‘,/• - -iA Meeting : of /foll those Persons liable to be . rated for of the Tfoadway of : Glasgow Street; will be held at the Nathan, on Wednesday; the 20th of February next, at 2 o’Clock p.m. ; 'jioii'EliTS, ■-5;-' #; •'(Chairman "/''y.. - ;oMsiy |^'u ]^gsj. e Board 'of Wardens. Jan. l’h isai: ° , u , ■ • - -V -t& Shippers of Waolj &c* for"' Wellingtons THJ? yjSteditter r^tmga f j Captain Benner, >! ir expected to leave Wellington for JFahganui, 6n;6r .ilsbut,the 13th; February, and: will have ihiniediate despatch after arrival Woof aiid filler Produce stored freer oj Charge. ' ' , l For Freight'or Passage apply to ; tvomzh ■& CO. Agents W. S, N. po. Jam24pß6l. i‘ • 1;;