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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 10, Issue 619, 16 June 1866, Page 4

STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE, WITH Cornish holler, log frame, circular saw bench, aud’with every appliance. For particulars, apply to MR. EDWARD LEWIS. April 4, 1866. SCHOOL FOR THE PUBLIC. 5 MR. DAYIS fcr many years Master of 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 bi’anches of a sound educacation, including Geography, History, Linear drawing, Euclid and Music, at his residence, Victoria Avenue. Teims, either monthly or quarterly, may be obtained on application. , June 13, 1866. POE SALE, THE lease of a seven-roomed house in St. Hill Street, next to Messrs. Evans and Lett. For particulars, apply bo W. M‘NEVIN, Victoria Avenue. April 11, 1866. IVJOTICE is hereby given to the public that the Police are instructed to lay informatson against all owners of unregistered Dogs throughout the Province, and generally to enforce the Provisions ' of the Dog Nuisance Act. The following persons have been ap- •! pointed Registrars of Dogs : j Wellington—J. H Harris Wairarapa —J. E. J. Boys Wanganui—R. W. Woon. A. FOLLETT HALCOMBE, Provincial Secretary. Provincial Secretary’s Office, 'Wellington, June 1, 1866. FOR SALE, AT A LOW FIGURE, yALIJ ABLE Business Premises, about 30 feet frontage to Taupo Quay. Depth of section 2-Jj,- chains, at present in the occupation or Mr. James Lockhart, Baker and Confectioner. The buildings consist of a large shop, dwelling house, containing, seven finished rooms and kitchen, a detached bake house with patent register oven, 9 feet by 8 feet in the clear, walls 3 feet thick, shed and stable. A good well and a pump. The Bake House cost <£4so. The above offers great advantages to any one wishing to commence business in Wanganui, and the price wanted is very moderate, and a considerable sum j would be allowed to'remain on mortgage. For particulars, apply to I EDWARD LEWIS. Wanganui, May 9, 1866. NOTICE AS certain cattle aw doing serious and continual mischief, by breaking through the fences on my lands, thereby endangering the 1 oss or straying of the stock inside, neighbours are requested to remove any stock that may have'! been wandering outside, as after this notice I shall hold them responsible j for all damage sustained in either cattle or fencing. J. FREETH. . Wellbury, Turakina, May- 9, 1866. JOB PRINTING in all its branches. —Handbills, Posters, Circulars, Cheques, Billheads, Cards, Pamphlets, Catalogues, and all other printing work executed with care and dispatch at THE ‘ CHRONICLE’ OFFICE, ST. HILL STREET, WANGANUI. NOTICE. TWO entire colts are running on my land, one a black colt, branded UK (conjoined) on near shoulder, a chesnut not branded. If not claimed within 21 days, they will be sold to pay expenses. THOS. HIGGI.E, jun., Round Bush, No. 2 Line. March 31, 1866. BARRAUD’S WORM POWDERS. THE proprietor of this valuable medicine is daily receiving testimonials to its extraordinary efficacy in immediately relieving children who are troubled with worms, from all the distressing symptoms, attending their existence in the system. Paients who have reason to suppose their children are suffering from this common complaint, should at once make trial of this medicicine. Prepared only by C, D. BARRAUD, CHEMIST, m Lambton Quay, Wellington. To bo obtained of G. GOWER, Wanganui. March 17, 1866. BREWERS’ YEAST. HARPER TWELVETREES’ YEASTRINE is superior to Brewers’ Yeast or Baking Powder for making light, sweet, and wholesome bread. It is always ready and sure to act, and the most ignorant cannot mistake in using it. Sold in small packets and canisters by all storekeepers. Harper Twelvetrees’ Government Blacking Is deservedly popular for its softness, brilliancy, and enduring quality. Sold in oilskin packets and in bottles by all storekeepers ; and wholesale by Harper Twelvetrees, Bromley-by-Bow, London. 1 Jun. 24, 1866,