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Wanganui Herald, Volume III, Issue 510, 20 January 1869, Page 1

Public Notices. I Q.C.E. OYSTER SALOON, Wicksteed-place. • ; JC. ALLEN, Poulterer and • Fruiterer, begs to return thanks to the inhabitants of Wanganui for past favours, and takes the opportunity oi informing' them that he has removed to his new premises; in Wicksteed-place r one door from Taupo Quay, where their patronage is respectfully solicited. ' Dec. SO, 1868. BOOKBINDER. NOTICE OF, REMOVAL, * MJ. REILLY has removed his » place of business from the premises in Market-square, to Victoriaavenue, opposite the Victoria hotel. August 31, 1868. . JUT^HER'S NOTICE. CHARLES VINCENT BEGS to inform his friends and the public of Wano-anui, that be has [ taken the BUTCHER'S SHOP in Wicksteed-place, recently occupied b_> Mr. • .Tames Stewart, where he trusts, by keeping- Meat of the best quality, and supplying it "at the owest remunerative rate, he! will receive a ? «,of public patronage. .Families waited on daily for orders CHARLES VINCENT, W£ Wicksteed-place. *"■ November 17, 1868. HENRY POTTO, SADDLER ATCB HARNESS MAKER, BEGS to inform the public that he has re-conimenced 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. C. Samuel, Jeweller. Jan. 4, 1868. DISSOLUTION" OF PARTNERSHIP. "VTOTICE is hereby, given that IN 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. Dat*"} this 29th Da} r of December, 1868 Signed Henry John Perham. W. H. Quick. CHEAP BREAD!! 9£d the 41b. Loaf. A HURLEY has re-opened his PL* shop opposite tne Empire Hotel, Wicksteed-place, and in order to suit the present dull times, he has determined to sell bread at the lowest L possible price, and trusts that he W will meet with that support which he hopes to merit. Nov. 2?i 1868.