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Wanganui Herald, Volume III, Issue 666, 22 July 1869, Page 3

?&>>. Public Notices. Me J. MATTHEW, riREDITORS in this Estate must \J prove their claims before the.2nd August, or they will be peremptorily debarred from participating in any dividend. E. CHURTON, Trustee. July 22, 1869. H. MILLWARD, ARCHITECT AND BUILDER. Plans and specifications prepared. Estimates and valuations taken on the most reasonable terms. Contracts for supplying material and labor, or separate, as per agreement. Apply at Rutland Building, Victoria Avenue; or Mr James Keen, St. Hill-street. July 21, 1869. WANTED, TIOR the "Rangitikei" Steam flax ± mill, 8 lads from 12 years old and upwards, constant employment will be given and an evening school opened for their instruction. Apply to the undersigned, or at the mill, Middle Rangitikei. N. B.—Country lads preferred. REES <fc GIBSON. . Jn1y20,1869. FOOT-BALL MATCH. A FOOT-BALiTmATCH beJiX tween 15 men of the town and 15 of the country will take place at Aramoho on SATURDAY, at 1 -P-m. punctually. 20, 1869. ST. ANDREW KILWINNING LODGE, S. C. ; EMERGENCY MEETING AN Emergency Meeting of tbe above Lodge will be held at tbe Freemasons' Hall, St. Hill-st., on THURSDAY evening, at 7.30. o'clock. By order R. W. M. F. W. EVANS, Secretary. July 20, 1869. TENDERS WANTED TIOR the supply of material to be JL used in the erection of the Presbyterian Church, Wanganui: 80,000 feet timber, more or less 4^ tons galvanised iron, more or less To be tendered for separately. Specifications can be seen at Messrs D. and P. Bell's, Victoria Avenue. Tenders to be cent in by noon of Saturday, August 13. WM. WEST, Secretary. July 19, 1869. CLARKE'S COFFEE AND BILLIARD SALOON, CAMPBELL-PLACE, TS NOW OPEN. Billiards, ls. July 16, 1869. FOUND. A BAY HORSE, with saddle and Xtx bridle on. The OAvner can have them by paving expenses and applying at the Rutland Stables. July 13,1869. LOST. jttft SADDLE and Bridle on Major Nixon's run. Whoever will the same to Mr Jas. Keen, i St. Hill-street, will be suitably reL. warded. W July 3,1869.