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Wanganui Herald, Volume III, Issue 534, 17 February 1869, Page 1

Public Notices. I . .. ■'. __^__ . i CHARLES BELL, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, fftAKES this opportunity of thankX ing his friendv aiid the public, l- foi the patronage extended to him during the time he has been in business:-, and begs to assure them that no exertion shall be wanting on his part to deserve their continued confidence and support. Confectionery of iall kinds to order Wedding Cakes, &c, &c. The big loaf and the best qual; y combined. CHAS. BELL, (Late Lockhart) Taupo Quay May IP 1868.J MILLINERY. j; MRS TINGEY [begs to announce to the ladies'of Wanganui and neighborhood thajt she has commenced business7as Milliner and Dressmaker,"and iamo'ugst the stock she-has just received will be found a choice assortment of Millinery of the latest fashion. 7 Ladies' bonnets and caps made up to order. Campbell-place7 Dec 11, J8J68.7, CHARLES H. BLAKE, i SADDLER, HARNESS, AND COLLAR MAKER. BEGS to inform the inhabitants of Wanganui and surrounding districts that he has re-opened business in the late .^Melbourne Restaurant, next door, to his old premises, Victoria Avenue, opposite the Bank of New South Wales, and trusts, by strict attention to business to merit a share of that liberal, patronage so long> bestowed upon him. j Country orders Punctually attendeq to. Jan. 5, 1869. i REMOVAL OFj BUSINESS. MESSRS. SCOTT& LOFTUS BOOTMAKERS, EESPECTFULL"! intimate to the public that thejr have removed from Ridgway-street to their new establishment, St Hill-street, opposite Militia Office, 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 patronage hitherto bestowed on them. ' September 3, 1868. . RUTLAND HORSE i REPOSITORY, AND LIVERY, STABLES —, i_ C. BRAITHWAITE*! PROPRIETOR. CB. in returning thanks to his * friends and the public for their liberal support since he commenced. , business, begs leave to inform them that his new stables being now finished, he can offer the best accommodation in Wan ganui at the lowest rate of charges ; and trusts by strict attention to -business, to merit their further patronage. Stables open at all hours. Saddle Horses, &c, on hire. Horses broken to single and double harness. Wagonettes suitable for picnics, wedding parties, &c. A first class hearse on hire. Hay, corn, bran, chaff, on sale for cash. Aug. 98, 1868.