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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 2808, 26 July 1875, Page 3

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS BRIDGE & WARD beg respectfully : to request a prompt settlement of all Accounts rendered up to Quarter ending. June SOch, 1875. , July.2G ' . ' THURSDAY, 29th JULY. JOSEPH CHAD WICK HAS received instructions to sell by "Public Auction, at the Campbelltown Yards, on the above date, at 12 o'clock, '66 HEAD STORE CATTLE, all ages and sizes. : - No Reserve. Terms at Sale* ALSO, A FEW TJ&EEUL HORSES. July 23 WOOLPAOKS. WOOLPACKS. rrVAYLOB & WATT have to arrive, 1 per Teviotdai<e {shortly due from London), BO BALES 101 b WOOLSACKS; • a few with loose tops, July 22 Tjl O E . fi A L E , Wwh Immediate Possession, THE BEN NEVIS HOTEL, TtJEAKINA. Apply to TAYLOR & WATT. July 10 Important Bale of Sixty Town Sections on deferred payment. THURSDAY, AUGUST 26. FREEMAN R. JACKSON HAS received- instructions from W. H. Watt, Esq., to sell by public auction, at' his \Ro,bms, Victoria Avenue, on the above' date, 20 : FULL QUARTER- ACRE SECTIONS, being division of Block 40. 40 EIGHTHS; of an Acre-SECTIONS' being division of Block 41, situated near the Eiver Bank, fronting Plymouth and Dublin Streets. Teems. — One-fourth cash, balance at Thb.ee Tears, bearing interest at the rate of 8 per cent.- .per annum. Plans, &c, at the office of the Auctioneers. Sale to commence at 2 o'clock. July 23. FOE -SALE,— That Quarter Acre SECTION with House, situate opposite to Mr Duthie's residence, and occupied by Mrs Hoey,~Schoolmistress. for terms, apply to Mrs Hoe?, or to Mr Habkness, Hawera. July 23 - JOHNSON & SON'S HOBARTTON JAMS. npAYLOK & WATT have been apJL pointed Sole Agents for Wanganui. A Large Stock always on hand. July 22 WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD. LENDERS will be received at the JL Waitotara Hotel, on the 9th August next, at 2 p.m, for the. erection of a School House in th.c Township of Waitotara.. Plans aud Specifications may be seen at the above Hotel, from the 21st of July till the time of receiving the tenders. Th» lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. THOMAS KELLS, Chairman Building Committee. July 21 • T CAMPBELLTOWN BAKERY. CHANGE OF PROPRIETARY. JAMES BAIN, in intimating to the residents of Campbelltown and the districts across the river, that he haa relinquished' his business therein, bi-^s to inform them at the same time that MRS GtORDON will continue- to earn mi the business in all its branches iv the former premises! Bread, Biscuit, and Confectionery will therefore be supplied in the original establishment as .heretofore, and the former proprietor trusts lhat the same liberal support will be accorded, to Mrs Grordori. which was bestowed upon him during the periods in which the Campbelltown Bakery was uuder his own immediate supervision and management. Julyl.