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Wanganui Herald, Volume III, Issue 511, 21 January 1869, Page 1

L JPiiWiq!.|r6tices. I Vr Q.G.E. | OYSTER SAIi 0 Q N,, I Wicksteed-place. J'C FALLEN,. Poulterer and • e.Fru'iteret/begs to rettirn thanks to the^:inhabitants of Wangaiiui1 for past favours, and takes (the opportunity ol informing he' has removed-tb his new .premises in Wicksteed-place, one' d^br frbm Taupo"t^uay, svhere their patronage is respectfully solicited. J Dec.&o,lß6^ v ; h l MJ. REILLY has removed his • plaice of business from the premises in Market-square, tofyictoriaavenue, opposite the Victoria hotel. August 31,1868. JUTDHER'S NOTICE. CHAR LE S YIN CE N T BEGS to inform his friends and (he ,public of Wanganui, that he has taken ,the, BUTCHER'S; SHOP in Wicksteed-place,. recently occupied bj Mr. James; Stewart^ where he, trusts, by keeping Meat of the best jL duality, and supplying it at the lowest, remunerative rate, he will receive a p of public patronage. waited on daily for orders B^SHARLES VINCENT, p Wicksteed-place. f 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 C. Samuel, Jeweller. Jan. 4, 1868. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. •VTOTICE, is hereby given that ll Henry John Perham and .William Henry Quick, hitherto carrying- on the profesßiori of Barristers *nd Solicitors in partnership, under I the style' or firm or Perhani & Quick, have'this day dissolved partnership by mutual consent; All'moneys' due to the saicl firm mv st be jpaiA within 1 thirty days from this date^ to Kenneth ppuglas, Esq., Harrison-place, who is authorised by the firm" fa l receive the same* Dat<v? this 29th 'Day"of December, iB68 cii': ."" ■;;■;■'■ ;■■";■ :" ' i Sier»«»d Henry John.Perh^m. W v Hv Quick. CHEAP B^EADI! i; 9Jd.the 4lj). Loaf. "k-:.: '' •''■'■ !i '■■v: -■■■■''■■. ■ ;^%, ~ '' : ' A HURLEY has re-.opened his l^|/\.t jshsp.i -Ppposite -tiae,' Empire l^fejtel, Wickst4§d:PUce, .ftn^iinidrder fp the present dull-times, he has <:% determined .to.fiell brejadjat the lpwext possible price, and trusts that he will mfietb.with, ;th.ajt;. support which lie hopes to merit. ' Nor. #, 1868. \