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

Public Notices. G H All LE;S, BELL, BAKER yJkHfi>'' eON-FE CTiONER,, fTTA^ES f|his" opportunity of thankX ing* .bis friißnis" anid^the public, foi the patronage; extended to him during the time he hai'teen inbusinesMj and begS to assure: them that^ no exertion shall be wanting on- his part to deserve their continued conndence and support. , .;, Confectionery of all;kinds to order v Wedding Gal<es,;sc;, &c The. bijr r loaf and the: best q.uali y ;■ combined. r;^ ; GHASVBELL, "'• (Late Lockhart).Taupb'Quav :, May l9 1368. l'" ' p : MILLINERY. MRS DINGEY begs to announce ■■■ to thei'ladies of TWSngahui and neighborhood^that sjhe'vhas 'comi rqeiiqed1 busrftess as Milliner r?and Drjsssmakerj and amongst tne stock sne r has,just received will be! found a choitie, asSoftmeiife '6f;MiUmery' of the latest fashion. " Ladies' bonnets apd caps made up to order. ;-..•: Campbell-place, riec. 11,1868. , H; BLAKE, SADDLER, jHARNESS, AND COLLAR ■'•■ ■: ■ ■■■,■■■: v ; ... ". •• BEGS to inform the iiifabitants of i Wanganui and surtdnnding' districts that he; has re-oaSnsd'Jiusi-ness in the; late Melbourne Restaurant. . next door to his old; premises, Victoria Avenue; opposite the Bank of New Sou tk Wales, and trusts, 'by* strict attention: to business to Tmefit a share of; that liberal patronage so long bestowed upon him. ;.,Jv.Country orders punctually: attended to.';-' . Jan. 5.1869. REMOVAL OF- BUSINESS; MESSRS. SCOTT & LOFTUS bootSiakers, "pESPECTFULLY intimate to.the JCi • public that they have removed from Ridgway-street to their new establishment, St Hillrstreet, opposite Militia Oifice, where they are prepared to execute orders entrusted to. them with care, and hope by moderate charges and attention to their customers to merit the same liberal r patronag'e hitherto bestowed on them. September ,3,1868. [. RUTLAND^ HORSE REPOSITORY, AND LIVERY STABLES C. BRAITHWAITE, PROPRIETOR. . CB. in . returning; thanks to his • friends and the?public for- their liberal support> sincej. he (commenced ■business, begs leave to i inform them that his I new ; stableg, i ;being now finished, he can offer thefbe^t «ccom-. modation- in. Wanganuiat the lowest rateiof charges ; and •■ trusts by strict :attention to' business, to menrit their; farther patronage. ' : - r Stables open at all hours. , Saddle Horses, <fec.,on hire. Horses broken tor single and double; Harness. . ; ; •* '. ';» \ ■ : ~,/. , i Wagonettes suitable for picnics,'-:" wed^g parties, -&0, ' : A first ; pla6s hearse oh hire. , Hay, corn, bran, chaif^'oasaleforcaflb.