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Wanganui Herald, Volume IV, Issue 1112, 9 March 1871, Page 4

GEEAT HOKSE SALE. ROBERT S. LOW HAS been favored with instructions from several settlersowners of the finest bred horses in this district—to sell by public auction, on THURSDAY, 30th MARCH, at Kennedy's Hotel, Upokongaro Bridge, 300 IHIOIE^iSiEiS, consisting of—Heavy Draught Upstanding Carriage, Riding Hacks, Trap Horses and Ponies. S O B~TJ~~]L Tv S , mostly the Produce of the celebrated "Knight Templar." Sale to commence at 12 o'clock. Luncheon provided. March 7, 1871. HALF YEARLY CLEARING SALE, D. & P. BELL'S, DRAPERY, CLOTHING. GROCERY, EARTHENWARE, AND GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT. DURING- THIS MONTH IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES ! ! THE DRAPERY AND CLOTHING DEPARTMENT Is well worth the attention of all who wish for REALLY GOOD ARTICLES AT EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES. A very large stock of Earthenware, China, & Glassware. PAPER - HANGINGS, STATIONERY, lIOLLOWARE, BASKETS, BUTJSHWAEE, &c. Many lots in every department at cost price, D. and P. BELL" respectfully draw attention to their Which is well supplied with every article of a superior and at prices that cannot fail to give satisfaction. GENUINE CHEAP SALE, 13. &, IP. BELL'S, ADJOINING THE BANK OP NEW ZEALAND, VICTORIA AVENUE. March Ist, 1871.

S. H. DREW, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER AND WORKING JEWELLER, TATJPO QUAY. From J. W. Benson's Ludgate Hill, London. BEGS to announce to the public of Wanganui that he commenced business, and respectfully solicits a share of their patronage. S. H. D. invites attention to his carefully selected stock of CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELLRY, ELECTRO PLATED WARE Etc. which he is prepared to offer at the lowest remunerative prices. S. H, D. having had superior advantages in attaining proficiency in his calling, by finishing his business education in the celebrated establishment of Mr J. W. Ecnson, flatters himself that, by perseverance promptitude and attention, coupled with very moderate charges, he will be able to give general satisfaction. Every description of watches, clocks, and jcwcllry, carefully repaired, and hair work iv all its branches neatly executed. Agent for the " TRIUMPH " FAMILY SEWING MACHINES ; Peice— £3 10s. Feb 18, 1871. WANGANUI & BANGITIKEI LIND AND BUILDING SOCIETY. Securities Possessed by Society, £8,5000. FjEPOSITS of £1 and upwards will U be received by the above Society, on which a liberal interest will be allowed. N.B.—The Secretary will be in attendance every Monday and Thursday from 10 to 1 for the purpose of receipt and repayment of above. C. IT. ASIIFORTII, Secretary. Feb. 25, 1871. MRS. STEVENS BEGS to inform her friends and the public that she has removed from Campbell Place to Wicksteed Place, where she will continue to give LESSONS IN BERLIN" WOOL Fancy Work of all descriptions. March 6, 1871.

LAND FOR SALE. OK(\ ACRE FARM, 3J miles from OO\J ■ Wanganui, good metalled road; 80 acres splendid bush, very valuable for firewood; four running streams of water; mostly all fenced: sub-divided into four paddocks ; • cottage ; stock-yard and shed. The whole of the land is grassed. The above place is to be sold cheap, only half the purchase money need bo paid down, apply to H. S. TAYLOR, Campbell-place. March 1, 1871. GAPPER & DUNCAN, TTAVTNG finished the erection of 11 their STEAM SAW, PLAINING, AMD HYDRAULIC PRESSING MACHINERY, are now prepared to supply Timber any sizes or any qnantity. -J-inch Rimu lining 9s per 100 ft. F.E. weather boards 9s Gd do. P. T. and G. 16s Wool, flax, hay, straw, and chaff, pressed and stored. Feb 28, 1871. TO ARRIVE Per ship " England" from London, and now daily expected at Wellington, N.Z. 3 VERY Superior Pianofortes by llalph Allison & Sons, London, viz :— 2 Royal London Model Pianofortes in Rosewood, each 7 octaves A to A. 1 Paris Prize Model Pianoforte in rosewood, 7 octaves A to A C. IT. ASIIFORTH Freemasons' Hall, St. Hill-street. February 23, 1870. WANGANUI & NEW PLYMOUTH. mHE COACH for Patea and Now JL Plymouth will leave the Rutland Hotel every Wednesday and Saturday mornings. W. H. SHEPARD. March 4, 1871. FOR SALE, OR TO LET. A SHOP on Taupo Quay, nest door to Stephenson Bro?. Apply to JAMES LETT, Victoria Avenue. Feb. 23, 1871.