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Wanganui Herald, Volume III, Issue 498, 6 January 1869, Page 1

Public [Notices. - PRQFESSIONAL^OTICE. I HEREBY, give notice that I have recommenced practice as a Solicitor, and am not connected- with any other professional gentleman.in this town.--.; -riv. ■;:. .-••■■.■■ ■:.■ <; :> ■ • ; J:H.B. ROBERTS, : Solicitor, Wanganui. Sept. A, 1868. ■ 'i > ._-.■■ ■■ -■-. BOOKBINDER. ' NOTICE OP REMOVAL. MJ. RETLLY has removed his • rplace of business from the premises in Market-square, to Victoriaavenue, opposite the Victoria'liotel. August 31, 18&. ; : ..' '. ' . Z . "^UTbHER'S NOTICE. ' CHARLES VINCENT BEGS, to inform his friends and the public of Wanganui, that, he has taken the BUTCHERS' SHOP in Wicksteed-place, recently occupied *b\ sfr.; James Stewart, where. he ■trusts,/by keeping Meat of the best quality, and supplying it: at the owest1 remunerative rate, he will receive "a share of public patronage. -- -:i .Uy^.» ■« - . j". ,;....■ Families waited on daily for orders W' VINCENT, ..-.;.■ Wicksteed-place. November 17, 1868. HENRY POTTO, SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, BEGS to inform the public that he has re-commenced business, and hopes by strict attention and moderate charges to merit the same liberal patronage hitherto bestowed upon him. ;•• .■■.■■ . ; ~,-,. ■-.■,..■■■ „.,/, HENRY POTTO, Taupo Quay, In the premises lately occupied by Mr 0. Samuel, Jeweller. Jan. 4, 1808: DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. "VTOTICE is hereby given that ±\ Henry John Perham and' William Henry Quick, hitherto carrying on the profession of .Barristers and Solicitors in partnership, under the style or firm of Perham & Quick, have this day dissolved partnership by mutual consent. - All moneys due to the said firm must be paid within thirty days from this date, to Kenneth Douglas, Esq., Harrison-place, who is authorised by the firm to receive the same. •■ Dated this 29 th Day of December, 1868. Signed Henry John Perham. W. H. Quick. CHEAP BREAD!! : ■ i:' i 9£d the 41b. Loaf. A HURLEY has re-opened his i - shop opposite the Empire Hotel, Wick steed-place, and in order to suit the present dull times, he has determined to sell bread at the lowest possible price, and trusts- that he will "meet with that support which he hopes to meritv : ' <">■ •:•< /■••' K6v;27r1868.