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Wanganui Herald, Volume III, Issue 517, 28 January 1869, Page 1

! Public Notices. i _ - ■ _^ ST. HILL-STREET LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. JAS. BROWN & CO. BEG to inform their friends and the public, that they have made A CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION In the scale of charges for Horse and Trap Hire. Double Bu^y ... £1 per diem Single do ... 12s 6d. do Saddle Horses ... 6s do Livery, 4s for twenty-four hours.. Hay, corn, bran, and chaff at the lowest prices. J. BROWN & Co's LIVERY STABLES ■•■:■■ : l St. Hill-street. Oct. 20, 1868. WANGANtTI STEAM FLOUR MILL. fTIHE Undersigned having taken X the above Mills, begs to inform the public generally that he is prepared to supply Flour, Sharps, Bran-; <£c, of the best quality, at the lowest market iates. ' Maize arid oats „ crushed. Wheat ground and dressed.. SIMON RICHARDS. October 14, 1868. JOHN MILES, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, CAMBELLTOWN fjIAKES this opport'- ui*y of thank-: i ing his friends, and the public generally, for thp liberal support he has meet with bince he has commenced business, and hopes to mgrit a continuance of their patronage. "' Confectionery of all kinds to order. Bread delivered to any part of Wanganui. JESSOFS CELEBRATED ALE IS admitted to be the choicest in the Colony, in body, clearness, flavour and strength, and to meet the times he has reduced the price to £5 per hhd, delivered to Hotelkeepers, on and after the Ist December next. THE BREWERY, TUTAENUI. August 5, 1868. JOHN CLARK, SADDLER, HARNESS, AND COLLAR MAKER, BEGS most respectfully to in form the public, that he has succeeded to the business recently carried on by Mr. Sheppard, Taupo Quay, where he hopes to merit a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed upon his predecessor, and trusts from his thorough practical knowledge of the trade, and from his great experience, to give satisfaction. Country orders promptty attended to.