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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 10, Issue 618, 13 June 1866, Page 3

COMMISSARIAT. Wanganui, June 13, 1806. nnENDERS in duplicate will he received JL at this office until noon of Wednesday, 20th June, 1866, from person willing, to contract for the of the under-mentioned-article to . the Commissariat, from Ist August, 1866, to 31st March, 1867. Potatoes at per 100 lbs., bags included. Foi'ms of tender can be obtained on application at this office until noon of Tuesday, 19th June, 1866. I. C. GRAHAM, Deputy Assistant Commissary General. NOTICE. THE Benefit Association for Discharged Soldiers of the 65th Regiment, will hold their next meeting at 7 o'clock p.m., on the 30th June 1366, at Mr. Reid’s Albion Hotel, Wanganui. T. USHER. June 13, 1866. SCHOOL FOR THE PUBLIC. ■jyTR. DAVIS for many years Master of lit. St. James’s Model Training School, Sydney, and Organist of St. Mary’s and St. Saviour’s. Churches, respectfully informs Parents that he is giving lessons in the various branches of a sound educacation, including Geography, History, Linear drawing, Euclid and Music, at his residence, Victoria Avenue. Terms, either monthly or quarterly, may bo obtained on application. June 13, 1866. WANTED, A GOOD General Servant, also a girl 2i_ about 13 or 14 years of age. For particulars apply to the office of this paper. June 13, 1866. NOTICE, A RED Spotted Bullock, having a r!_ piece out of one ear, no brand visible, has been running for more than two years on my lands. If not claimed by the 15th July he will be sold to pay .expenses... . J. FREETH, Wellbury. June 13, 1866. ~ - NOTI CE. milE. WANGANUI EXPRESS will leave Atkinson’s Hotel every Thursday morning at 7 o’clock for Pipitea, and leave Pipitea at 10 o’clock, bringing down goods,parcels, and passengers, again leaving the Wanganui Hotel at three o’clock sharp, for Pipitea. JOHN DANDERSON, Proprietor. June 13, 1866. . “TURAKINA rifle volunteers. If'EMBERS of the above Company will 111 meet for their first parade, in front of the Ben Nevis Hotel, on Wednesday the 27th, at 2 o’clock p.m., in accordance with Volunteer Orders of 25th May. (By order) EDWARD GORTON, Lieut.-Colonel, Commanding Wanganui Militia District. JOHN HUNT HURST, Captain, pro tem, T.R.V. Juno 13, 1866. __ PUBLIC,NOT ICE. A MEETING of the rate-payers of the Malcirikiri District, will be held at the residence of the Chairman on Monday the 2nd day of July, at 1 o’clock, p.m., for the purpose of considering the necessity of levying a supplementary rate for the construction of the River and other business. P. BUCKTHOUGHT, Chairman. June 13, 1866. _____ " T~Q L E T. • A HOUSE in - Ridgway-street, well situated for business. For particulars, apply to J. A. BURNETT. June 9, 1860. " NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. TfIENDERS are invited for electing a JL Cottage of 4 rooms. Also, for 56 feet of wrought palings, etc. , Plans, Specifications, and Conditions.of Contract may bo seen on application. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, and no tender will be received after the 20th instant. J. E. MURRAY, ' ■ Architect. June 9, 1866. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, : CIIUAP FOB, CASH. LUCIA, iron grey mare, got by Siftings, rising four, thoroughly broken to saddle. Her well tested powers of endurance are too well known to require comment. Leonora, well-bred lady’s mare, cream coloured, rising 6, the winner of several private matches, guaranteed in foal to Peter Flatt. Norma, 2 year old, ohesnut filly, by St. Patrick, acknowledged by all who have seen her to bo one of the finest models in the district. The above are only being sold in consequence of the owner leaving the colony. Price may bo known on application to Air. j. ci-iadwick, Auctioneer ; or to A. M‘MTNN, June 0, 1866.