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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 8, Issue 455, 23 November 1864, Page 2

NEW GOODS Just opened and for sale at the Store* of the Undersigned. Men’s tweed and doe coats, trowsers, and vests Men’s black cloth, alpaca, and blue serge sac coats Men’s bedford cord riding pants, strapped and unstrapped Men’s and youths’ black, drab, felt and straw hats, and Cloth caps, men’s Crimean, white, regatta, and blue serge shirts, bedford cord, black doe, Oxford mixture, and other cloth and tweeds in piece ' Cricketing flannel and elastic belts, neckties, linen ’and paper collars, socks, flannels, alpacas, black crape Black Paramatta, white, book, and spotted muslins Toilet and Terry’s quilts, damask, table linen, lace curtains Window holland, and other goods too numerous to mention Groceries, Oilmen’s Stores, See. Tea and Sugars, cheap and good, wholesale and retail. E. HOWE, Taupo-quay November 2, ■ 1864;

Notice to Builders. TENDERS are invited for the erection of a Dwelling \House ini Wilson Street Tenders will be received up to the 30th insfc. Plans and Specifications may be seen by application to • JAMES SIGNAL. November 16th, 1864 NEW GOODS. DAVID NATHAN has purchased a complete assortment of Fashionable Spring and Summer Goods on very advantageous terms. Owing to the competition, he will sell them at prices unequalled here at any former period, and probably lower than those who profess to sell at cost. The latest fashions in ladies’ straw hats A fine lot of fancy goods, etc. A choice assortment of good black and color; d silks Men’s, boys’, girls’, and children’s straw hats, newest importation. Men’s bedford cord pants, strapped—cannot be surpassed for quality Military gloves Drapery, clothing, hosiery, boots and shoes Wicksteed-place, October 28, 1864. FOB BAD E. PLOUGHS, fitted with steel mould boards, and angled iron Harrows, made by J. Gray & Co., Uddingston by Glasgow. Apply to R. GRAY, Wick-steed-place. September 10, 1864.

FOR SALE. THE Section of Land in "Western Rangitikei called Springfield, containing 56 acres, all fenced, with a weatherboarded Cottage thereon, good Well of Water, and a right to the Government Bush for an unlimited supply of wood. The public road passes at one corner, and the Section is about 6 miles from Turakina, adjoining the properties of Messrs. Williamson, Willcox, Collins, and Smith. l . E. LEWIS. August 6, 1864. ARCH. CLARK & SON, Importers, Wholesale Drapers, and Warehousemen, SItORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND. November 5, 1864. . Crown Lands Office, * Wellington, 24th Oct. 1864. NOTICE is hereby given that about 256 acres of land, being part of the Agricultural Reserve, No. 2, in the Rangitikei District, bounded North by Crown Land, East by Block L"V\, South by Block LVI. and West by other part of the said Reserve, will be thrown open ■for selection at this oifice on and after Tuesday the 29th day of November next, under the Land Regulations now in force in the Province of Wellingon. WILLIAM EITZHERBERT. Commissioner of Crown Lands. Freehold for Sale. Title, Crown Grant. PART of Section 102, in Park-place, with Dwelling house thereon' containing five rooms ; and attached to the 1 house is a large Workshop, with eight 1 window’s. There is a well of water on the property about three yards from the 1 house. The property commands one of 1 the finest views of town and river. Apply on the premises to JOHN HOGG, Watchmaker. November 5, 1864. New Goods! New Goods! Ex “ Asterope” and “Atlas.” THE undersigned having iust returned from Wellington where they purchased a very large assortment , ot Clothing and Drapery suitable for the coming Season, and having enlarged their Store, it will-.now be found re-j plete with every requisite. Also 500-Volumes of New’and Standard works. FRANKLIN and HURST. , Turakina, Oct. 30tli 1864.