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Wanganui Herald, Volume III, Issue 655, 17 September 1869, Page 3

Public Notices. KAI IWI VOLUNTEER CAVALRY, FJIHE Monthly Inspection Parade of -L tlte above Corps will be held at the Westmere Redoubt, on TUESDAY the 21st INSTANT, At 3 o'clock p.m. And at the same hour and place on the third Tuesday in each succeeding month. By order JOHN BRYCE, Capt. Com. X.V.C. Sept. 16, 1869.

FOB WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND DUNEDIN. fpHE favorite S.S. BEAUTIFUL L STIA.R, will leave as above on or about Saturday, 18th Sept., 1869. For freight or passage appy early to E. LEWIS, Agent September 15, 1869. TIjFANTED—A Female Servant. VV Apply to Mrs Durie. jZ^ept. 13, 3869. MILLINERY. MRS McDONALD, Marketsquare, Begs to announce to the ladies fair, ' A millinery business she has commenced, To attend to it strictly, is her intent j To give satisfaction, will be her chief care, Of public favor to merit a share ; Shapes and bonnets to order are made, , Styles new, or old, no orders delayed; Hats, feathers, and fancy work made of all kinds, At prices so low that will please /^A 0 ladies' minds. |^^" Mrs McDONALD, September 13, 1869. tcTlet on for sTle! ~\(\A ACRES OF SPLENDID lUte LAiND, adjoining the Tuki Tnki Native Reserve, Waitotara Block. If.sold, ninety per cent of the purchase money may remain on mortgage at 10 per cent interest for five years. For particulars, apply I to Mr W. F. Russell. * August 24, 1869.

THE undersigned having received power of attorney from Mr A. Cass, hereby begs to intimate that . all accounts due to the said A. Cass must be paid at my office, Victoria Avenue, within seven days from date hereof; otherwise, they will be placed in a solicitor's hands for collection. ' R. S. LOW. August 23, 1869. ' *" T 0 LET, A COTTAGE. Apply at the A- Steam Packet Hotel. August 26, 1866. NOTICE. fjORNED Legs of Mutton for sale, \J price Is each at T. BAYLY & Co's September 3> 1869. ~~ IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. PROFESSOR LIPMAN, FIIHE wonderful Wire-rope Walker, JL Rope-untying, and Trapezian Performer, will positively WALK ACROSS THE WANGANUI RIVER, without the aid of a Balance Pole, on MONDAY NEXT, 20th inst., insufficient inducement offers. To _ commence at 3 p.m. tThe eulogiums bestowed upon him by the Press of England, also more recently in the Southern Hemisphere, are fully deserved by this wonderful artist. September 13, 1869.