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Wanganui Herald, Volume II, Issue 257, 28 March 1868, Page 1

Business Notices. G. W. BUTTON, ACCOUNTANT AND COMMISSION AGENT. Tradesmen's Books posted. Accounts and Debts collected. Address: Times office, Ridgway-st. March 16, 1868. WILLIAM NOBLE, MONUMENTAL SCULPTOR, CAMPBELL-PLACE. POLISHED Marble and Granite MonuJl ments, Head Stones, including Grave-kerbing, church fonts, &c. Country orders promply attended to. March 12, 1868. MRS. RUSSELL, DRESS MAKER, VICTORIA AVENUE. TJALL and Evening Dresses made. , Country orders promptly executed. y .■ r - -^^^^^ . . OPPOSITE THE VICTORIA HOTEL. Jan: 13, 1867. ■ NOTICE OF REMOVAL. JOHN CARROLL, Tailor, has removed ~p his establishment from St. Hill-street to Taupo Quay, next door to Mr. Dan. Hurley, Bootmaker. I eb. 18, 1868. WILSON STREET COAL YARD, Opposite Messrs. Allan & Low's old 'Commissariat Store, and at the back of Mr McDonald's Public House. ~IT7"EST WANGANUI and Newcastle VV. Coals sold in cwts. and at per ton. Parties will find it cheaper than wood to • "use West Wanganui Coal. ► *■ Also, Flour, Bran, chaff, kerosene, vinegar, Nelson ale, Blood & Wolfs bottled porter, cordials, orange bitters, Hennessey's case brandy, vinegar, fine last season tea. "67 and "68. H. AAMODT & CO. : March 10, 1868. G. W. W 0 0 N, NATIVE LANDS AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, LICENSED INTERPRETER. Office : Ridgway-street [late Bank of New Zealand, Wanganui. Agreements in Maori carefully and correctly drawn up. The advertiser's time will be fully devoted to the transaction of any business with the natives entrusted to him. Feb. 20,1868. CONFECTIONERY. CONFECTIONERY. CONFECTIONERY. HREVELL has commenced the • manufacture of LOLLIES, and «an supply them cheaper than any other house in town. Shops and country store-keepers supplied on the most favorable terms. Wedding cakes, Birth-day Cakes, and Christening Cakes, always on hand. H. REVELL, Taupo Quay. Dec. 30,1867. ; ~~CAMPBELLTOWN BAKERY, OPPOSITE THE LOWER FERRY. JOHN MILES begs to inform the public, that he has established a Bakery at Campbelltown, where he is prepared to supply all kinds of bread, biscuits, confectionery, &c, and respectfully solicits a share of public patronage. Country Orders strictly attended to. March 6, 1868.