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Wanganui Herald, Volume II, Issue 280, 25 April 1868, Page 3

Auction Notices. FURNITURE! FURNITURE!! WILLIAM FIMIMORE TTAS received instructions from Mr Firth (who is leaving the district) to submit to public competition, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 29th inst., at 11 o'clock, at his residence, Bell-street, the whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. April 23,1868. TO BE SOLD, WITH immediate possession, the lease of Charles Samuel's well known Jewellery Store in the most central part of Taupo Quay, the proprietor being about leaving" the Colony. The lease has about eight years unexpired, and will be sold a bargain. For further particulars, apply to CHAS. SAMUEL. P.S.—C. S. has been at a great expense in improving and thoroughly repairing the premises. April 4, 1868. ' IN RE THE ESTATE OF MOORE & STRONG, OF PARAWANUL | NOTICE. ALL creditors are. hereby requested to render their accounts in detail to the undersigned, on or before the 31st inst,, otherwise they will be excluded from any benefit in the estate. EDWARD LEWIS, Trustee. April 15, 1868. W „ f_i gL"+3 <D O cd jen +o f-J T" T* CD CD S-2-" . v © CC OC-S +3 FOR SALE, innn WETHERS—a large propor- [ IUUU tion fat; average 6Olbs. 200 ewes, 2 and 4-tooth. Apply to WM. FINNTMORE, Stock Broker, &c. April 17, 1868. MRS. BUCHANAN, MONTHLY NURSE, &C. Ridgway-street (next door to Thomas' Albion Hotel. April 20, 1868. . MODERN LANGUAGES. THE advertiser being dissengaged three evenings in the week, would be happy to instruct a few pupils in the French or Spanish languages, these having been acquired during a long residence in France and SpaiD, respectively. He feels confident of giving satisfaction to any who may place themselves under his instruction. Terms may be ascertained by applying (by letter only) to G.E.W., Times office. N.B.—Foreign letters and documents translated. ! April 14, IS6B. HHOLLOWAY begs to inform the • public that he is prepared to undertake aD} r business embraced under the heading of Commission Agent, Accountant, Rent and Debt Collector, that he may be favoured with, and feels confident in giving satisfaction to any client who may^place business in his hands. Address, Evening Herald office. March 14, 1868. .