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

Public Notices* SELECT COFFEE AND LUNCHEON ROOMS. FOR the accommodation of Ladies and Gentlemen from the country, and men qf business who may wish,to lunch in town, MR HENRY REVELL Baker, Confectioner, &c, (Corner of Taupo Quay, St. Hill St.) Having- enlarged his premises has set apart a private room with an entrance from St. Hill street, where Ladies and Gentlemen will find select accommodation, and suitable refreshi ments during- all hours of the day. June 10th, 1869. RICriARDS & GIBSON, KELLMONGEHS AND WOOL SCOURERS. Cash purchasers of hides and skins. Kaikokopu Greek, Wang-anui. With reference to the above Richards and Gibson beg- to state that they have built a Store next to Mr Hamilton, Coach builder, for the convenience of country settlers, and a person will be in attendance every Thursday, to receive .Hides, Sheepskins, &c. ■March-25; 1809. ' GRAZING HORSES AND ~ CATTLE. , THE undersigned haying- leased a larg-e portion of Mr Imlay's Homestead Farm, is prepared to receive 40 or 50 head of store cattle, at current rates as per agreement. This is a rare chance for horses in low condition, as the paddocks are full in feed.

Horses, 2s per week, delivered once a week in town gratis. . R. L. CHRISTIE, Livery Stables, St. Hill-street. June 8, 1869. IK HARDING, TAILOR & OUT-FITTER. Ridgway Street, near the Odd- " fellows' Hall. ' HAS just received a large and well selected Stock of Cloths and Tweeds, also a large assortment of Ready Made Clothing of the newest styles. A large variety of Dress, Crimean, Regatta, Jean, and Celtic Shirts, Collars, Ties, and Scarfs, all of the latest style. Hoisery, Felt Hats and Caps of the newest shapes, also Boys' Hats and Caps. Military Caps made to order. Silver trimmings, gentlemen's kid gloves, braces, and helt3. A large assortment of fancy waistcoat pieces. August 12, 1869.

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.OF JEWELLERY ON HAND. WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND MUSICAL BOXES CLEANED AND REPAIRED. All kinds of jobbing1 done on the shortest notice. W. E. being- a thorough practical workman, all repairs are executed in a first rate style. CHARGES STRICTLY MODERATE. Two doors from Wicksteed-place. June 8, 1809.