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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XVII, Issue 2555, 5 October 1874, Page 3

1 FU3UC iNiOTiC :'.&. ■ TO MERCHANTS, S'tOREKEEPEKS, . Farmers, and the General Public. i VICTOR GPvONVALL WISHES to intimate that he will commence a CAEEYIJNG Business between WANGANUI and MA.UTON, on' the Ist October, and persons entrusting Parcels of Good's of any description to him will fiud it to their interest to do s, as the W aggons are built on the best principle, being on springs and covered in, thus avoiding gopds being damaged by rain or bad weather. The Waggon will leave MAETON" every Monday and Thursday, and return every Tuesday and Fkiday, Orders and Parcels left at the Steam Packet Hotel, Wanganui, and afc. Bradleigh's Yard, Marton, will be carefully attended to. VICTOR GRONVALL. Sept 22 CONVERSATION ON PAIKAKA.RtG& HILL BETWEEN TWO TRAVELS ■<"• LERS-OLD ACQUAINTA^CES#:#| - IFULLO, Bosfe^e^a^yqm^v -O- putjn^^^^|^|f|^; at Waikaria^|^^^lw^^ifma^ge^^t^ into'him.^^^^S^^B^pS 'ways fancfea^a^Ub§|%^|p3S^^l^ mißei i ablesVin/'SucH^.io'u.ely''.yp'o™ff^^i"' ; I'm told thereis no one to s]3^V' to." " Don't you belieye it ; you put in an hour or two with Jim Erskine or old Tom Wilson, and I'll guarantee they'll keep you alive." " Old whaling yarns, I suppose ? " " You bet, and good ones too, of forty years ago." " Can you cross from there to Kapiti ? " rt Yes, Jim keeps a number of good boats, and will cross you any time in fair weathee." *' Any shooting ? " " Any . amount." " By Jove, I'll put in a week there." "Do,, you won't regret it," "Well, so^ long." Sept 10. BOWERN & DIXON, COACH AND HOUSE PAINTERS, Sign Wkiteks, G-rainehs, Papeb Hangers & Decokatoes, &c, &c. HAYING obtained a lease of the premises situate in Victoria Avenue (opposite the Catholic Church) and lately in the occupation of Mt - Eilers, Cabinet Maker, we resnectfully intimate to the public of Waugauui and surrounding districts, that we are-voW thoroughly prepared to receive and cxc* cute every description of work in any er all of the above branches. Trusting by good workmanship and diligence in business to merit a share of public support. BO WEEN & DIXON, VICTOJRIA>.iAViENyE, P.S.—^Special "atten£ioa* U^i^vited to the Casriage / and Heraldry N -Bepartnient-, being ;tJhe..(jnly one in Wangaaiif. SepGj;lo-f \ *;■ ' — f 3, — jp: : •- PROVINCfi^K^E^INGTON. EXTENSIVE AND IMPORTANT SALE OE 100,000 A43EES op CEOWN LANDS. NOTICE is hereby given that there will be offered for sale by Public Auction, at the PEOVINCIAL COUNCIL CHAMBEE, WELLINGTON, on MONDAY, 26th OCTOBEE, at 11 o'clock forenoon, the folio win » VALUABLE PASTOEAL and AGRICULTUEAL CEOWN LANDS, viz: 44,000 Acres in the PARA.EKA.RETU BLOCK, adjoining the Rangitikei District. 900 Acres in the WAITOTARA BLOCK, North of Wanganui. 4600 Acres LEFT BANK WANGANUI RIVER. A few TOWN SECTIONS in PAL, MERSTON, Mar.awafcn District 1720 Acres in the HUTT District. 4178 Acres in the MUNGAROA District, 2500 Acres in the TUPURUPURU RANGITUMAU, and TARATAMI BLOCKS, Wairarapa District. 43,000 Acres in the AKITEO and PAHAUA BLOCKS, East ©oast District. Lithographed maps of the Parae Karetu, Tupurupuru, and Eangitumua Blocks, also of the land on the left ban]^ Wanganui Eiver, together with Gazettes showing the position, contents, and upset price o£the lands thus to.be sold, can be obtained from the Crown Lands Office or from local agents, Maps showing the position of the other lands to be disposed of can be seel; at the Crown Lands Oiflce, Wellington, or the Survey Office, Wangauui. The terms of sale are— lo {>ep cent,.«£ the purchase money payable on the, fall of the hammer, and the reinain'der within one month, or the original d&, posit is forfeited. Maps and Gazettes can be obtained trom the following local agents, viz : — : H. I. Jones, Wauganui Henry Lton, Marton JOS. G. HOLDS WORTH, Commissioner of Crown -Lands. Crown Lauds Office, . . Wellington, Sopt. 17, 1874