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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXV, Issue 10198, 2 May 1883, Page 3

r VOTING MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOI CIATION, WANGANUI. J WINTER COURSE OF LECTURES, ■' nr the • ■ ' - -Fire Bbisade Haiili, St. Hijiij-stbebt. May 10. — Rev. P. L. Cameron — "The : Seamy, Seedy, and Realistic Sides of . Bachelorhood." •'. ■ '..: May 24. — J. Greenwood, Esq— " Chemistry ' (with experiments). ' . . " June 7.— Sir William Fox, K.O.M.G.— " Forty Years' in New Zealand." ■ • 1 June 21.— Rer. W. J. Williams— Father Mathew, the Apostle of Temperance." July s.— Rev. T. ,S. Grace— "My Impresi • sions of England." 1 July 19.— Lloyd Hassell, Esq., C.E.— " The Sea." ; August 2.— Rev. J. TreadweU— " The Old Man of Cro-magnon." i ' *^ Tickets — 3?or Course, 5s ; Single Lecture, Is. . Tickets may, be obtained at Montague and Co.'s, or from any of the Committee. ' T^ANCT TVRESS 1D ALL - \ QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY, 24th MAY. IK AID OF THE . . WANGAtfUI VOLUNTEER FIEE BRIGADE. DRILL HALL. - Tickets to admit Gentleman and two Ladies, £1 Is ; extra Lady, 6s. THOS. CULPAN, Hon. Sec. NOTICE. "TIRANOIS J. JONES hogs to inform his customers that the contemplated removal to : the Avenue Premises will not take place. ■ ■ ■ ■' , t • " ■ ■ .- * .' ' ■ i. : " :..,, . ■. n'o.t/i.o c,.. '.- ; ■ > ' "',>.': ?. ;■, ; ; •: MESSRS F.J. JONES & CO. having' dis r posed' of the; business (lately carried on by them to Mr 3. Or. Shabpb, beg to solicit a continuance of the support accorded 'them . while carrying on the' business. ■ ''' ! : ' '•' /K;.-F.;'J..irONES;& CO. ■ .A ' '!'■'" TO MY .QliD. CUSTOMERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC. i : ' ; ; ; ; " fy ' .•' ' TTAVING " made arrangements with Messrs F. J. Jonbs & Co. to take ,oyer my old business; from May Ist, I respectfully' solicit a continuance of the support accorded me in the past. JOHN G. SHARPE. VICTORIA BUTCHERY, '. '" cobkbe of gusioh-stbebtahb "vjctobia •; „ Avenue. , :■■ , . Tp the Public of Wangam?'. . and the but- ' rounding districts. . ; thomas"mitohell BEGS most respectfully to return thanks to his numerous customers and! the public generally for the kind patronage and favours bestowed upon him since he commenced business. He has much pleasure in introducing Mr F. Richards' as a partner in the business, from the Ist of May, and solicits a continuance of public favour to the new firm. MITCHELL & RICHARDS, WHOLESALE add RETAIL BUTCHERS AND MEAT EXPORTERS, BEG to assure the public that all orders will be punctually attended to, and the convenience of customers studied in all ways and at all times. Mitchem & Richabds intend commencing operations at once as Meat Preservers and Exporters, and patrons of the firm may rely upon being supplied with nothing but Meat of the very best possible quality. VICTORIA BUTCHERY, I Corner of Guyston ; st. and Victoria Avenue. NOTICE.. ALL Accounts owing to the-Victoria Butchery up to the end of April -lost will be ire ceived, and all accounts due." to that date will be discharged, by the undersigned. ' ' ■ THOMAS MITCHELL. NOW READY. : T- r ■ , I — — DESCRIPTIVE Catalogue of Fruit, Forest, and Ornamental -Trees, Shrubs, Roses, &c\, grown for sale by JAMES LAIRD, Egmont Nursery, Wanganui. ' . Post Free, on application. • . New Agricultural, Garden, and Mower Seeds of the best quality, wholesale and retail. , Price Lists and every information on application. ' ; JAMES LAIRD, ' . 1 Taupo Quay and Glasgow-st., Wiinganui. MANSON is telling the Cheapest • Flannel i Wannganui. ' F O R S A L E. TO arrive in ,a f<jw days— lso tons prime ' Oamaru Potatoes'; ISO sacks best Seed [ Oats. Apply to ' - " , JAMES : LAIRD, Taupo Quay. . FOR SALE. A BOUT Ten Tons first-class Turnips, at , XI reasonable price. Apply office of this L paper. j FOR SALE. ' Qffc LOAN and Investment Society Shares. J O\) Apply office of this paper. 3 ~ FOE, SALE. \ mHE commodious dwelling-house lately JL occupied by Charles Steedman, Esq., containing eight rooms and bathroom, with 0 convenient out-offiecs. The house stands on i-acre land, having a frontage to both River Bank and Ball-street. Price, £350. Apply to DITJLEY EYKE, Hidgway-street, ■