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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXV, Issue 10198, 1 May 1883, Page 1

WAIMATE PLAINS LAND, AGENCY. rtEOBGE A. HUBLEY, Land Agent and VJ Licensed Land Broker under the Land Transfer' Act, will forward to any address full . information respecting Land, and other pro- \ J perties for sale on the far-famed Waimate » Plains and adjacent districts.' A large num--3 ber of properties are now open forSelectioni b Transfers, Leases,' Mortgages, Caveat's',: &c. prepared promptly and aPßrolcers 1 Charges/. 1 .—Address : MANAIA. •''"•■' • ' • ■ ! ; I ~ 7^~~,- ■' v. ■ '■••■ - : EX "WAIMEA." ; ANGLO-AMERICAN CORN AND SEED DRILLS. THHESE brills havo been favourably known , JL in Canterbury during the last 4'iyears, in which, time over 150 have -been sold,; , i 1 They will drill all kinds of seeds, from beans I to turnips and- grass Beed, at the same time . as grain. , •. > These Drills ore as light as the-- American and havo -proved themselves immeasurably . their superior riot only as regards the manner of placing seed under ground,-but because of their superior workmanship, durability, and adaptability to-all kinds oi "c.ircunistancea.!| ijg?" l A Bmall xonsignmeht of ttieso ' Drills will be placed, upon the Wanganui f market • onarrival of the above' ship at WeUin§ton; . "■•:■] ■, /. ~/,, ir I ANDREWS. AND. BEATEN— — Will at the same lime take the opportunity of introducing their i .. ! STEAM AND HORSEPOWER CHAFF ' CDT,IEBS. AND .HORSE GEAB, , j These Machines -arc 'a r speciality 'of A and B, and are fitted "with all the most' labour- 1 saving improvements" possible. ' j ■For the present apply — " ! ANDREWS AND BEAVEN, | : CANTEHBUKT ; MAOnHfB WORKB, : [_ Bolt, Christchurch. 1 1 -, ' ■ 1 " v~" • ■ GENUINE. CHEAP SALE.^ '' j AS I am compelled to realise a sum of £2000 in three months, I am determined . to sell at such LOW PBICES as to con-! • vince tho public that^it is to thoir advantage to lay out their Surplus Cash in the ; purchaso of my ; ' Blankets; Bugs) ' ■•''•'.<: '.!•■■■■> Shirts, Hosiery, - 1 Mon's and alloys' Clothing, . ■ Black & Coloured Coburcs, ' ' ' . . and Cashmeres, &c, &c. l^g° Come and judgo for yoursolves. .^gjl ■S. MANS ON. .'XT O. ,U, N D G E. E, N, ; Wholesale and Retail Basket and Pebambulat" v Manupactubee and C,t\jr Caneb. All kinds of Basketwork always on hand, and Baskets made to order. 1 TERMS— CASH: The public supplied on the shortest notice. ; . : Upper Willis and Manners Streots, ' , Wellington. . ' ANCHOR HOTEL, '■'■''■ Mabket 9cjd\abe, Wanganui. JOHN McLABEN ; i.NNOUNCEStohis old 'friends and' the J\_ public in town and country that, having purchased tho above ■ well-known Hotol, he ( hopes 'that his 28 years', residence in this district will secure him a fair share of public | patronage and. support. „ . „, Wines, Spirits, and liquors of tho best j --, '' quality. <• ! 1 '.'ii/. .;-. " Accommodation for Families and Boarders. U®° A good Table kept. v JOHN McLABEN, \ Anchor Hotel. j ,-. ■■ - . , ,X O LE T. ' '' ■' 1 ] t A LARGE House on the River Bank, with J\. stable, wash-house, dairy, &c, and about 12 acres of land. ■ -Apply to G. 1 Me Caul "~~, ,r 0 iTe.t.. ~~ ONE Five-roomed House, in Ingestre- - t street, near the Racecourse ; immediate , possession. Apply to David Murray; ~f .-' I, I) RUNNER COAL COMPANY. i : I KENNEDY BROS., PROPRIETORS. I Daily Output • ... . ... - 400 Tons. ; Highest Medals for ' FIREBRICKS, •'FIRECLAY, 'FIRECLAY GOODS, AND'.qpjKE..', Best Coal for all purposes in the Australasian | ' ' ■•• " Colonies. . '' ' . ' For Steam, 10 to 20 per cent, better than ■ any. other ;. for. Gas, 25.per. cent, superior to for Household -purposes, can- : .'.'•" n ot be ekceued.'^y M- ! : To, Shipmasters and Shipowners,- 1 -' *;£ '■ We have FREIGHTS' , to" all NEW'ZEA-' i LAND and AUSTRALIAN. PORTS... j , : CBRTiriCiTE AS A SIEAM COAL— ' ,' | ; " Ship Lady Jocelyn. ' , 1 "Whilo iißing our roi'rigerator in .this j . iport, I uaed both W&rtporfc and Brunner | ,Coal. By request I took particular notice i 'o£ tlic qualities of both* and the quantities \ 'nsedy.whe.nl certainly preferred to uso the .Bruunor Coal, which I did for fivd weeks" It is a good steaming coal, veiy clean, no ] waste,- and fico from Clinker, which I cannot, say was the. case with the Westpcrt 1 1 ,Coal, there being a very heavy clinker and a- loL of waste. The quantities used' are us , follows : — ■■-»-■ • ' Tons. cwt. qr. "For 2-4 hours, Wesl-port ... 4.- 2 0 .'For 3-1- hours, Brunner ... 3,*, '16 ',2 ; " AI/BX/LNDEIi DON, . "*'.' • " ;'-. .'! Clucf Engineer. " Wellingfon, Fcbmnry 22nd, 1853." " To w^om it may concern," J