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Wanganui Herald, Volume III, Issue 655, 17 September 1869, Page 1

Public Notices. THE RUTLAND REDIYIYUS. -CHAVANNE'S ; RU T LAN. D HOTEL, WAWAJSUI* TUTR CHAVANNE has great pleasure in informing the inhabitants of Wanganui and surrounding districts that he has T HI S DAY OPENED THE LOWER APART* MENTS OF THE RUTLAND HOTEL, And hopes in a short time to be able to afford to LADIES AND GENTLEMEN VISITING WANGANUI Accommodation such as "Would do credit to what he hopes THE RUTLAND "Will shortly be, A FIRST CLASS FAMILY HOTEL. Augustl2, 1869.

WATCHMAKER AND YVORK- " ING JEWELLER. GEORGE BROWN begs to inU form his friends and the public that he has opened a shop in Victoria Avenue, opposite the Rutland Hotel, where he -will carry on his trade. G. B. was five years with Mr Myers, of this town, and is a first class workman. Watches cleaned, and all repairs executed at the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms. Wedding rings made to order. Harmoniums tuned - and repaired. July 5, 1869.

WAJNGANUI IRON FOUNDRY. TAUPOQUAY. DAVID MURRAY, ENGINEER, IRON FOUNDER, AND GENERAL BLACKSMITH, BRASS FOUNDER, &C. DM. having been to great ex- « pense in erecting1 new machinery, is now prepared to turn out flax dressing machinas on the most improved principles as used in Auckland, and at lowest possible prices. Samples of dressed tfax may be seen at the Wanganui Iron Foundry, Taupo Quay. June 18, 1869. JO HN CLARK, Saddler, Harness, and Collar Maker. BEGS respectfully to tender his most gra +eful thanks for the very liberal patronage accorded him, and assures the public that to produce a first-class article at a reasonable price will always be his earnest endeavour. Saddles and Harness of every description *ianufactured on the premises equal la style and finish to the best Londou make. N.B.—Repairs well done at areaBonable price. August 20, 1869. I