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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 9, Issue 503, 29 April 1865, Page 4

A THOROUGHLY competent Bookkeeper and Accountant, who is en gaged during the day, is desirous of obtaining evening employment in making up accounts, fyc Address, “ Book-keeper,” office of this paper. April 19, 1865. St. Hill-street Livery and Bait Stables, OPPOSITE THE MILITIA OFFICE. FIRST CLASS SADDLE HORSES FOR HIRE. Horses broken to Saddle and Harness, JAS. BROWN & CO. April 19, 1865. Hot and Cold Baths. BSTRACHAN, while thanking the , inhabitants of Wanganui for past favors and hoping to merit a continuance of the same, states that his baths will be ready in a short time, when he will be able to offer the public'a luxury hitherto unattainable here. A limited number of annual subsciibers, at a moderate rate, will be taken, for which an early application is necessary. For fu 1 particulars, apply to B. STRACHAN, Hair Dresser and Perfumer, Wicksteed-place. April 17, 1865. Notice. THE Undersigned will not be responsible for any goods, money, or any other thing, given to any person in his name, except by his written order. JOHN GOTTY. Kaikokopu, Mareh 27, 1865.

For Sale, rjIHE GRANGE FARM. JL Apply to A. N. MAGRATH The Grange, March 28, 1865.

For Sale, THE Thorough-bred Entire Horse “ Nut with ” by Sir Hercules out of Flora Mclvor. For further particulars of Pedigree, see New Zealand Stud Book. Any party wishing to purchase can see the horse and several foals of his get, at the Station of the undersigned. JOHN CAMERON, Marangai. March 29, 1865. For Sale, rnHREE HUNDRED EWES (more X or less) warranted clean and in good condition. For further particulars, apply to JOHN CAMERON, Marangai. March. 29, 1865. NO TIC E. ~ THE Charges in the Red Lion Hotel Stables in future shall be as follows : Stabling and hay per night 2s Oats extra Stabling during the day with hay Is Oats extra All payments to be made to the Landlord. C. R* S. McDONELL. March 25th, 1865. Butter. Butter. Butter. KEGS prime potted Butter, by a 01/ first-class Dairyman, now on sale by the keg or pound. JOHN HURLEY & Co. March 11, 1865. Saddle Horses For Sale. AT MR. R. Hammond’s Rangitikei. Four good Horses, free from Tice, and will Lady. March 22, 1865. Station saddle carry a Immigrants Expected. Superintendent’s Office, Wellington, 12th April, 1865. NOTICE is hereby given, that there are expected to arrive per ship BERAR, advertised to sail from London on the 31st January last, about 14 Married Couples 20 Single Women, and 40 Single Men. The men comprise agricultural and general labourers, shepherds, blacksmiths, carpenters, &c., and will be open to engagement by settlers od arrival The single women are mostly accustomed to domestic service, and will also be open to engagement by heads of families on arrival. Intending employers in town are recommended to make their engagements personally on the arrival of the ship, and country employers are requested to do so through their agents. JOHN KNOWLES, Immigration Clerk. April 19, 1865. WANGANUI AND WELLINGTON A Regular Trader 1'gIHE well-known Schooner TYNE, 34 J tons coppered and copper-fastened, ails regularly between the above Ports. For Freight or Passage apply to TAYLOR & WATT Wanganui >r, W. LYUfT Wellington.