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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIII, Issue 9347, 28 February 1881, Page 3

WELLINGTON AND WANGANUI LINE OF STEAMEBS. FOB. WELLINGTON. THE s s. Stobmbird, j^ t -^X|ii^. ( i Captain Dansuu, wil. ■iiiß&Sgsssssss&Ssr leave for the above port on Monday, the 28th instant, i 10.15 p.m, For freight or passage, apply to TAYLOit & WaTT, Agents. ONION STEAMSHIP GUMP ANT UF KjiW ZEaLAtfi) THE Steamers of the above Conapany are appointed to leave Wellington as under (circumstances permitting), for Lyttelton and Post Chalmebs. Arawata — February 28 fWanaka— arch 2 *Penguin — March 4 Tararua — March 7 t Penguin— March 9 Hawea — March II *For Lyttelton only. tCalla at Akaroa. Pioton, Nelsok, Tabanaki asi> MANCTAKAb. *Wanaka — February 28 Hawea — March 3 •Picton and Nelson only Napibb, G-isborne, Taubanga^ and Auckland. To Anau— March 4 Rotorua — March 11 Melbourne via South. Arawata — February 28 Tararua — March 7 Sidmby via East Coast. *Wakatipu — March 1 Te Anau — Maren 4 # Direct Time Table for Feb. of the Union rfteaai) Shipping Company. ra.VL«>K »w trVAl'i, Ayunts IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF JOHN CLAKK, /CREDITORS in this Estate nor \J forwarding their Proofs of Debt to me on or be tore Tuesday, the 7th ot March, will be debarred from participation in the Dividend about to be declared. JOHN WILSON, Creditors' Trustee. {GENERAL SHOEING FOItGE AND BLACKSMITH ESTABLISHMENT GiVIN HAMILTON, Blacksmith and Wheblwbight, iiidgway-sreet, Wangauui, HAVING in view the retrenchment now necessary to meet the altered times, desires to notify that be has reduced his prices for Wool, Whabf, and Tip Dbays, Bakrows, Vehicles, Etc. All Jobbing done with neatness and despatch. First prizes vreve avrarded at the late Aurioultural t«how for the best Wool, Wharf, ani Tip Drajs, and the best shod hack. STE hi L BAliB FENCING. ON OAL EN O A L EFour - Barb Steel Fencing Wire, which (takes a cheap, reliable fence, and is easily put up Fencing Wire, Fot. 6, 7, 8, and 10 gauge Alao, B.eid and Gray 's Double • Furrow Ploughs and Fittings. PRICES ON APPLICATION. JAMES THAIN & CO. MUSIC. Tt/TR. TTERBERT i^OLLIEE, (fupil of Herr Bauerkeiler, first Prizeman at the Paris Conservatoire), Has VACANCIES for a few PUPILS on the VIOLIN. [£f> Lessons in the Evening. «£$ BELL-STEEET WOOD YAEDS, Corner of Harrison-street and Park Place. WILLIAM DfiVANNY having leased the above, is prepared to supply WOOD, COAL, and CHAFF at the lowest) possible price. Note the address. NOTICE. TO LET or FOii SALE, a Sevenroom House, with garden and every convenience, in lngen ire-street. Appk to J. L. STEVENSON. TO LET, a dhop, in Victoria Avenue; also, a seven-roomed House. Apply to F. M. Spurdle. O LET, Lodge, Biver Bank, 9-roomed house, stable, and about 12 acres of land. Apply to Mr G. McCaul. TO LET, at a low rental, a wellfinished Boardinguouae, 27 rooms, fronting .River Bank. Apply to Ed. N. Liffiton. AUCKLAND EACING CLUB AUIUMJS MEETING. H. N. ABBOTT HAS opened a list on the l< Novel ?> principle, which gave such un j. versal satisfaction at Uv» ' a t e Summer Meeting of &© ai^ Te club# 2000 Subscribers at £1 each. All the races will be mixed together and ! drawn for. About One Hundred and Twenty Pbizes. For Programme and other particulars applv at this office, or free, by post, on application to H.N.ABBOTT, Proprietor United Service Hotel, ■ - • Auckland.