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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XX, Issue 3450, 25 August 1877, Page 2

Whangauui, 22 Akuhata, 1877. ~|y"UA ronga ahau ki nga Pakeha JJL. kei te kii Te Wakena ko ia taku kai whakahaere. He telta rana tenei. Kore rana aku whaka ac ki ai ia. E kore raua au c pai kia Te Wakaua. MEIHA KEEPA, Rangihiwinui. [translation]. Wanganui, 22ud August, 1877. I HAVE heard from Europeans that Mr Worgan represents himself as being my agent. This is not true. I have never authorised him fco act for me. I will have nothing to do with Mr Worgan. MAJOR KEMP, Rangihiwinui. aug 24 WANGANUI ART & INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. mHE Exhibition will open TO-DAT X at 1 1 a.m. Close at 5 p.m. Admission — One Shilling. Re-open at 7 pm. Close at 10 p.m. Mr Baker will sing at 9p m. Mr Culpan at 9 30 pm. Admission — One Shilling. The Exhibition will be continued till Thursday of next week. Particulars of which will be duly notified. JOHN WARD, lion Secretary, aug 25 AUCTION SALE AT TURAKINA. (UNDER THE BANKRUPTCY ACT. Without the Slightest Reserve. BARNS & WILSON 1 HAVE received instructions from the trustees in the estate of Mr 3. C. Freeth, to sell in Messrs J. and C. Bulls' warehouse on WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER sth A^Gth, The Whole of the Stock in Trade. In the above Estate consists a Large and varied assortment of General Merchandise. Including — Drapery, Clothing, Groceries, Woolpacks, Ironmongery, Saddiery, Patent Medicines, Oils, Paints, Carpenters' Tools, and a large quantity of Suudries. Sale to Commence Each Day at 11 O'clock. Terms : Under £20, Cash ; above that Bum, approved bills at three months ; £50 aud upwards, bills at 4 months. Lunch Provided. NO RESERVE. BARNS & WILSON, Auctioneers, aug 25 WANTED,— for the country, a strong youug Girl as Nursemaid, aud to assiht in the housework where another servant is kept. Apply at this office, aug 25"