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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIII, Issue 9456, 21 July 1881, Page 3

WANTED— Board and Lodging for a lady in a private family.-— Address " Lodgings," Chronicle Office, TTTANTED— A Good Servant Girl. TT Apply at Prince of Wales Hotel. ANTED— A' Strong, Active Girl* Apply office of this paper. 'ANTED — % Strong Active Lad for the Slaughterhouse. Apply at once to H. CaddyJ WANTED KNOWN THAT JTYANDAL, Carpenter, Joiner, • JLV &O; baa Removed from hi house on the River Bank to one in Vie • toria Avenue next to the Enelish Churck and begs to solicit from his friends in Wanganui a continuance of their support. : ANTED KNOWN- That Jamei OSBORNE has removed from Wilson-street to more convenient Pre« mises adjoining Mr Freeman R. Jackson's Saleyards, St, Hill-street, where Board and Lodging can be obtained at the reduced prices, viz. — per week, 16s ; meals, Is ; beds, 6d. LOST— A Silver Card Case, enclosed in red niorocco case. Finder will be rewarded on bringing it to Mrs Hodge, Bell-street. FOR SALE— IS Shares in the Wanganui Loan and Investment Society. Apply at this office. TO FARMERS. FOR SALE — Prime Seed Wheat. Apply at Wanganui Steam Flour Mills. FOR SALE. OEED, WHEAT AND BARLEY. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, * Auctioneer. TO LET. A SEVEN-ROOMED DWELLINGHOUSE in Victoria Avenue; water laid on; good garden; within ten minutes' walk of Post Office. Apply to the undersigned. JOHN ANDERSON, Victoria Avenue. WANGANUI STEAM CHAFF - CUTTING AND CRI SHING MILL, . HAY AND CORN STORE, &o. TTTALKER AND TTATR^OK, Wholesale and Retail PRODUCE MERCHANTS, HAVE ON SALE— Seed and Feed Oats (Crushed Oats), 1 Chaff, Bran, Pollard, Maize (Crushed { Maize), Barley (Crushed Barley), Fowls 1 Wheat, Priu.c, Oaten, and Meadow Hay. Corn Sacks, Straw, &c, &c, AT LOWEST PBICEB. N.B.— Oats and Barley crushed for Is Gd per Sack, or 12s 6d per ten Sacks. Cartage included within the town. (Kr* Npte the address Corner of Ridgway-strcot and Nixot Place. NOTICE. CITY BUTCHERY. f. eTa l l HAVING disposed of the above Business to ME. EDWIN PERRETT, desires to return his sincere thanks to his numerous Customers and Friends for their VERY LIBERAL SUPPORT During the Past Seven Years; and hopes that the same Patronage will ba accorded to his Successor. F. HALL. EDWIN PERRETT, IN taking over the above Business, hopes, by Civility, Moderate Charges, and STRICT ATTENTION TO BUSINESS T6 merit a Fair Share of Support, AS NONE BUT THE BEST OF MEAT Will be Supplied from his ESTABLISinrENT.^ Small Goods of Every Description always on hand. Edwin "ferrett,: CITY BUTCHERY. ; ALARMING SACRIFICE OF GOO D S . PT^ O prevent furl her Loss from EARTHQUAKES, FRANCIS J. JONES HAS DETKIIMINKI) TO SELL, At Prices Alarmingly Low. A QUANTITY OF BREAKABLE GOODS. INSPECT THE WINDOW. Come Early to Secure the best Batgains. ALSO, REMEMBER TO PU!?CJ( ASE Gibs Best White Sugar and lib deiii-ious Tea — only 4s. „ NOTICE. " \ BfiANCH OF MY BL-SINESS WAS OPENED AT HAW E R A ON Ist JULY, Under the Management of MR CHARLES RANS ON. FREEMAN R. JACKSON. Auctions Good People did you hear the News Of the Famous Shop for Boots and Shoes; Boots and Shoes, both largo and small, At prices w ithin the reach of all ; Bring your Cash and buy them all. IT is not alone the Superior Cheapness nor the Superior Neatness that hasdrawa so much of the public attention to AINSWORTI£S_Boots, but the Strong, Firm, alid Substantial way in wbicn t? ey are made. I *AINS WORTH, Victoria Aveaue.