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Wanganui Herald, Volume III, Issue 533, 16 February 1869, Page 2

WANTED THE PUBLIC TO KNOW, WHAT the undersigned Bakers of Wanganui have reduced the price of Bread, and that from date hereof .**■ The 21b loaf will be sold for sd. cash, or weekly accounts, do, if booked over one week, 6d. Flyger, Bros Henry Revell Charles Bell Robert Hill. Feb. 15, 1869. ANTED-A Fireman. Apply immediately on board the s.s. Wanganui. Feb. 16, 1869. N 0 T I C E. A LL outstanding- accouuts due to '. A- the old firm of Ross & Perham, and Mr Perham, up to the 11th February, 1867, must be paid on or before thje 27th inst., or proceedings at law wjll be at once instituted for recovery. lIENRY JNO^PERHAM. Feb. ]6, 1869. ! -AN SALE—Two Officers' swords, 1 U with patent leather belts. IT BROWJS & DUTHIE. Feb. 16,1869. WANTED— A strong Errand^ Boy. • r» BROWN & DUTHIE. Ye% 16, 1869. ' ; SALE OF HORSES. THURSDAY,* FEBRUARY 18. J. CHADWIGK YTTILL sell by public auction, Wh j the request of several of the Cavalry and other gentlemen in town, SOME OF THE FINEST HACKS IN THE DISTRICT. The sale will take place at the old yards, next the Bank of New South Wales, by kind permission of Mr R. S Low. Sale at 12 o'clock. • Terms at sale. Feb. 16, 1869. WANGANUI VOLUNTEER CAVALRY. WE, the undersigned members of the Wanganui Cavalry Volunteers, rlo hereby convene a meeting of the above Corps, to be held at the I Jockey Club Hotel, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at half-past 7 p.m. As the business is of the utmost • importance, a full attendance is requested. E. C. Lockett J. Howe Alexander Mitchell James Kirwan Alf Short I James Hughes Feb. 15, 1869. \ IN THE SUPREME COURT OF | NEW ZEALAND. WELLINGTON DISTRICT. In the matter of P. A. Chavannes, a bankrupt. WHEREAS all the furniture and effects saved from the fire at • j the Rutland Hotel, being the pro- m perty of the bankrupt's estate; this is to give notice that any party fa^J^J ing; to discover to the trustee pf\^^. perty in his possession within for.tytwo days of the filing of the bankrupt's petition, is liable to forfeit double the value, and a sum of one hundred pounds. EDWARD CHURTON, Co-Trustee. Feb. 15, 1869. )