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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 2777, 16 June 1875, Page 3

NOTICES BRIDGE S T O K E, CAMPBELLTOWN. A. C. CAMPBELL, IN returning thanks to his numerous customers for past favors, desires to call their attention to his large stock of DRAPERY AND WINTER CLOTHING, all of which he will sell at his usually low prices, which are well kuown to be as low as those of any house in Wanganui. Having bought in the best Markets, and under the most favorable circumstances, he is still able to compete with any house in the trade. A. C. C. has also on hand, a large and well assorted stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, which will likewise bo sold at the lowestpossible remunerative prices. In fact, no reasonable offer will be refused. Groceries of every description at the lowest rates. June 8 WANGANUI EQUITABLE, LAND, BUILDING, and INVESTMENT SOCIETY (PERMANENT). ■pitOGBESS of the Society for the JL year ending February 22, 1875. New Shares Issued ... 965. £ s. d. Contributions received ... 5,741 17 9 Mortgages paid off ... 5,13G 11 4 Deposits received ... 13,483 19 3 Interest received ... 1,996 15 0 Applications for advances received ... 22,040 0 0 ... 14,075 0 0 Interest and profits appropriated ... 2,1-40 1 7 Profit on Guarantee Fund 234 17 7 This Society (established in 1871) offers peculiar attractions to both investors aud depositors, investors, who can join at any time without paying up each calls, can either leave their profit (I2w per cent, at last balance) to accumulate at compound interest, or can draw it out half-yearly. Depositors either for fixed time or on call, are allowed the highest market rate of interest. Prospectus, rules, balance-sheet, and report can be seen at the 3ffice. EDWAJID CHUKTON, Managing Director, Wanganui. June 15. A. O. F. THE FORESTERS' BALL. r|PHE First Grand Anniversary BaU, 1 Court Roderick Dhu, No. 4,926, will be held in the ODD FELLOWS 3 HALL, ON FRIDAY, 2 sth JUNE. Ticket to admit Lady and Gentleman, Half-a-Guinea — including refreshments — obtainable from members of the Committee. W. H. FORDER, Secretary June 12. CLEMENT FORD, PRACTICAL BRICZMAKER AND BRICKLAYER, St. George's Gate, Wanganui. MANY years' experience, and the successful completion of numerous extensive contracts, will be accepted as sufficient recommendation. Town and Country work undertaken. Contracts entrusted to C. F. will be promptly and faithfully executed. June 10 j — __ — ___ , EGMONT NURSERY. j WANGANUI SEED AND FRTJTT STORE, TAUPO QUAY. JAMES LATRD ' HAS ON HAND an immense Assortment of Forest and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Flowering Plants, &c, &c, &c. His Nursery Stock is regularly re-pleui-hed from the neighbouring Provinces, and from the other colonies, and comprises a most varied and extensive selection. QUICKS can be obtained in any quantity. Orders left at the Shop on Taupo Quay for the Egmout Nursery will be punctually attended to. To be had on application, James Laird's Descriptive Priced Catalogue of Fruit Trees, Garden, Agricultural, and Flower Seeds. Farmers will find it to their interest to call aud inspect the Stock, as for planting purposes as well as for the field and garden, Jas. Laird's supply of Seeds and Plants cannot be surpassed. THE EGMONT NURSERY, Glasgow Htrekt. SEED, FRUIT, & VEGETABLE SHOP, Taupo Quay. June 10,