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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 5, Issue 251, 5 September 1861, Page 1

Christ Church, WANGANUI. a Meeting of the Members’ of the Church of /jfc. England- will be- held 'in the Sunday School-Room on Saturday, September 7th;. 1861, at Noon, to elect a- Church Warden and Vestrymen for the year ending Sept.. 7th, 1862.: CH AS. H S. NICHOZDS; • A/inister of Christ Church;. Aug. 22,1861. - po ISON land. Notice is- laid for dogs on P, IMLAY. my Balgounie August 12th, "86~. Teacher Wanted" For the COMMOiV SCHOOL, Wanganui.. HE must be qualified to give a English Education;. including Algebra* and Euclid. A gentleman able also to teach Latin, Greek, French, and German would be[preferred. The Salary is <£loo per annum (guaranteed'and one-half of the School Fees; | Applications with Testimonials to be sent to the Secretary Mr. T. Flannery, Wanganui;on or before Ist October next. Aug. 8,186 L . Hay for Sale AT A MODERATE PRICE, By THQS. HEMSON. Wanganui, ug. 1, 1861" _ For Sale? a 'FARM on the Zeft Bank'of ’the JVanga/t. nui River, three miles - from Town, of 17 hundred Acres, with Dwelling House and other erections. /Stock if required to betaken at.a valua*tiom Any further information may be at the- Ofiice of this Paper. Jfanganui, Aug. 8, 1861. SCJB AC r, Sess. lir, No. 10, Sera. 4.C Notiee to Sheep, farmers.

Sec. 4. • EVERF person owning or baying the of any sheep shall, in the month of AU* gust in every year, pay to the Inspector of tho* - District in whiclr such'sheep shall be depastur-'-ing, or other person uutlrorized to receive the * same, the sum of One farthing per head for all ■ sheep over the age of six months so owned by > him or under his charge, in accordance with the return made by him in the preceding month 7 of May. If such sum be not paid in the month > of September, the same shall be recoverableby the Inspector of the District by summary * proceedings, whether the same shall exceed-' .£2O or otherwise, before auy Resident Magistrate or any Justice of the Peace, together with all the costs and expences incident to, or to be incurred in recovering the same. Sec. 5. In the month of . October in every yearthe several inspectors shall pay the amounts • they have respectively collected under authority of this act to the Treasurer of this Pro. vince. GREGO.R McGREGOtf, Sheep Inspector. | August 30, 1861. T’HE IMPORTED THOROUGH BR2?D HORS St. Patrick, WILL Stand this Season at Mr. iOHN WALKER’S. St. Patrick was bred by C. Roberts, Esq., of Walgroye, Sydney, by “.ZEther” out of “Alice Hawthorn,” by’. “Operator;” grand-■ dam “ Loriua. 3 ’ — vide Stud Book, pages 63 ’ and 126. He is a chesnut horse, without white; stands 16 hands 1 inch ; with strong action; started 9 times and won 6; his stock are now rising 4 years old, and are very promising.

Fees.—-,£5 for each mare, with an allowance for two or more from one individual. Paddocks 2s per week ; every care will b taken of the mares, but no responsibility in«curredi Tlie Season begins August Ist; Ist August. Notice S hereby given that after this date, I in°- _ tend to enforce that clause of the Impounding Act by which trespassers are liable to a fine of J 25 and they are hereby accordingly. . P. IMLAY.