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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 5, Issue 220, 31 January 1861, Page 2

NOTICE. TJYLO R,' W ATT & CO. Have received instructions from Mr. John Cameron, to Sell by Public Auction, at their Cattle Sale“ to be held in his Paddock, at Kurakina, On Thursday, 7th February. II EA D WE L I-B RE D CA T TIE 1 Excellent Entire .Draught Horse 2 Good Draught Horses and 1 Yearling. 30 Terms liberal. JFanganui, January 17, 18G1. ' • Important - A'•€; T 10_N__ SALE, , Taylor, Wet!! A Co., Have Deceived Instructions from MR. JOHN McQUADR/E, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, On Thursday, the 7th February, 1861, At MR. JOHN CAMERON’S, PADDOCK, next to the Ben Nevis Hotel, HEAD OF PRIME CATTLE AVr Ar 1 Draught Mare and Foal 1 Draught Horse 1 Cart and //arness, complete

gglprhe CATTLE are well worthy the attention of Contractors and Graziers ; the Lot consists of about—--27 Excellent Milch Cows, with Calves or in Calf 25 Fine Steers, from 1 to 3 years old, and -50 Head of Mixed Cattle, including some good Fat Bullocks. X.VNCH will bs Provided At Mr. John Camerou’s at 12 o’clock, and the SALT, will take place ininiediately afterwards. * Terms, IsiberaK Wanganui, Jannary 10, 1861. , , - IV 15 W 0 0 0 B S_ _ Just Received by the Undersigned, Consisting of ' Mens’ Carpet, Buff, and Basil Slippers Ladies’ Kid, Morocco, Seal, Satin* Basil, and Carpet Slippers Ladies’ Balmoral, Kid, and Cloth Boots Ladies’ Elastic Side Cloth and Kid Boots A fine lot of Childrens’ Boats Ladies’ Muslin, Balzarine, Barege, and other Dresses Jupons, Crinolines, and Skirts, an endless variety Crinoline Steel 6,8, 10,, and 12 Cord Elastic Muslin Collars and.Aleeves Crochet Collars* a fine variety Maltese Collars Paris Quilling Egyptian and Saxony Edging Valenciennes Lace and Edging, Black and White Gossamer Gauze and Chantillly Veils Summer Ribbons Fashionable Checks, Tweeds .and Doeskins A small quantity of Gents’ Clothing for Summer wear, superior qnality Also to arrive a few Ladies’ Silk Dresses and other Goods,. To arrive per “ Tyne.” Ladies’ Straw Hats of an entirely new style, Silk Dresses, and other New Goods by the latest arrivals. / ». NATHAN. N. B.—The Boots and Shoes will be found of a good quality, having been made to order by a First-rate House. Nov. 3, 1860.

THIS DAT JLARGE FCMITOBE SALE. (POSITIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE.) The whole of the Furniture and Effects of Dr. Scott, ■Who is leaving the Settlement for Taranaki, together with a vast variety of Merchandise consigned for immediate .Sale. MESSRS. GUDGEON AND CO. raii „ WILL have great pleasure in offering these Go.ods to Public Competition on IHU RADA Y NEXT, the 31st instant, at 11 o’Clock, at tlieir Rooms, Taupo Quay,; where the Goods will be placed for inspection two days prior to the Sale, consisting of a 1 rich-toned //armonium, several Iron Bedsteads, Paillasses, Mattresses, Pillows, Won, Rocking Chairs, Mahogany Easy Chairs, Lounges, Prideaux Chairs, American Folding; Chairs, Lounges, Drawing and Dining Room Chairs, stuffed Seats in Leather and Damask,; Solid fop Cedar Loo Table, handsome Chiffoniere, large-size Toilet Glass, Portable .Wight; Convenience, very superior Brussels Carpet, 15 by 12, and Rug to match, Iron Fenders, Iron and Wood Towel Horses, Handsome Chamber Services, and the whole requisites of' a Kitchen; a large Butter Churn, two Photographic Machines, complete, _ with chemicals, several framed Doors, Sperm Candles, Cane Seat Chairs, and every description of Merchandise—all of which will be offered on Terms suitable to the Times. Refreshments Provided. Yaupo Quay, Jan. 24, 1861. CATHOLIC CHAPEL. THE m ronni MOV Tkc Ckilihm T HI/S' interesting and moving solemnity will take place on Sunday, 10th of February, at the High Mass. ZT.e Service will begin, at Half-past Fen o’Clock, as usual. In the Evening, after the Vespers, which will be celebrated at Seven o’Clock, the Children will solemnly renew the sacred vows of their Baptism. . . All the Faithful who live in. town as well as those who live in the country are invited to attend at those affecting Services. ■ . . Fltere will be Collection fur the Chapel both iu the Morning- and m the Evemug. Jan., 31, 18GI..