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Wanganui Herald, Volume III, Issue 643, 3 September 1869, Page 1

Public Notices. WATCHMAKER &' JEWELLER WILLIAM ELLIS HAS much pleasure in informing his friends and the public, that he has taken the shop lately occupied by Mr Potto, Saddler, and formerly in the possession of, C. Samuel^ Jeweller. A CHOICE LOT OV JEWELLERY ON HAND: WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND MUSICAL BOXES CLEANED AND REPAIRED. All kinds of jobbing- done on the shortest notice: W. E. beino- a thorough practical workman, all repairs are executed in a first rate style. . CHARGES STRICTLY MODERVTE. Two doors from Wicksfeed- place. .!■. June 8, 1869.' •■ '■ • WAJNGANUi IRON FOUNDRY. TAUPOQUAY; — —~— •• > ; DAVID MURRAY; ENC--XEER, IRON ' F'OtfN'DER, AND ( GIE VERAL BLACKSMITH/ BRASS FOUNDER, tfcd. DM. having- been to great ex- ... • Dense,in, erecting-, hew machinery, is.now prepared to turnout flax dressing machines bn the most improved principles a3sused in Auckland, and at lowest possible prices. | Samples of dressed tiax "•may be seen" at the Wanganui I ( rpri Fdundrys Taupo Quay. ' "■ ; June IS," 1809. •, ,r . NOTICE. THE undersig-ned having" made" arrangements 1 with the proprietor of the largest iron foundry in Auckland, is ipre.|jared' to ship by return of vessel "Flax : Machines td Messrs Price's pattern (viz., very superior make) for &25 cash; T, W. GIIbGEON &60.i ? General A o-ents and Share Brokers,- ---: • ./'■ "\ ] Auckland^ , N.Bi—Orders left;with Mr Churton, ,Taupo Quay," will meet with immediate attention: > t r August 19,. 1869:' . ' : : BABRAUD'S WORM POWDERS fTiHE -best, most;,efficacious, and X convenient medicine for worms, as they require nothing5 after them"; These Powders, now^p much in repute in Welling-ton and elsewhere, may : be had of iMrs Hogg, Wanganui, who is also agent for the 4 sale of-—• ".■■■•■■■ / ! ; • ■ : : '. • - Barraud's Stomachic Mixture Antibilious and Digestive Pills Restorative for'the liair" And ether preparations.' \. : ; July 16, ISG9. . : ; JOHN GL ARK, Saddler, Harness^ and Collar Maken T>EGS resppctfully to tetider his <J3,' most-graceful" thanks.; for the very liberal patronage accorded him, and' assures" the public ttffit to proHnce a' first-class article at a reason'nble price will always be bi*> earnest endeavour. ' ■••' ■ rr-il''/' ■ i Saddles nnd'flar'ncss'.bf ovbry di*stri]>tibn i- Nanufnctnre'd on tbopremipcs eqti'ni i"> style arid finish tothe' bosf Londcn.'nuk'el ::i;:;';:'_" '.[ '. i\.B.—lic.phlrs.wcll.vOTie nt a yeaf soi)a'»!e ,>rioe. ■ ■■•. . August 20, ISG9.-