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Wanganui Herald, Volume VIII, Issue 2452, 8 May 1875, Page 3

WantsWANTED— A Good Ploughman for the coontiy. Apply at this Office. May 8, 1675 _ 990 | WAOTl^^v7o~lsootniakeri'. "Apply to F. McCarthy, Patea. April 24, 1875 " 591 WANTEQ-To Lease a Small V V Building Section, in or near 801 l Street. Address, stating terms, "L/ Office of this paper. __April 2L, 1875 924 ANTED—A Good"Cook for the Hciweta Hotel. Apply personally or by letter to Theod. Espagne, Proprietor. Apiil37, 1875 959 WANTE^^Chre^~o7"l: ourGpod Carpenters. Apply to J. and C. Bull, liangitikei. April 17, 1875 898 WANTED— A Kitchen Man. Apply at Anderson's Commercial Hotel. May 5, 1875 1000 WASTED— A Man and his Wife for general Farm Work. Man mnst be able to milk, and wife to do dairy work. Apply at this Office. May 5,1875 1006 WANTED— FOWLS and GAME of every description during the season.. Apply to Jas. J. Andeison, Commercial Hotel.' May 5, 1575 1001 WANTED— A Good General Servant. Also, a good Nurse Maid. Appl) to Mrs M. V. Hodge, Bell-steeet. May 7, 1875 . 101 f WANTED— A Situation on a Farm Apply or addtess to < C' Herald Office. May 8, 1875 ,1.019

Public Works Office, (Colonial Architect's Branch,) Wellington, 24th April, 1875. mENDERS are invited for enlargJL ing the Telegraph Office at Wanganui, in the Province of Wellington, General conditions, specifications, and drawings may be seen at the office, of the Colonial Architect, Wellington, and at the District Engineer's oilice, Wanganui. . Tenders addressed to the Hon. the Minister for PuMic Works, and marked outside " Tender for Enlargng Telegraph Office, Wanganui," will be received at the office of the undersigned up to noon of MONDAY, the 10th day of Mciy, 1875. Telegraphic tenders will be received, provided the original tender and deposit are lodged with the nearest District "M' Resident Engineer at the time above' specified. The lowest or any tender not necessarily a cepted. W. H. CLAYTON, Colonial Architect. April 28, 1875. '967 JOSEPH CHAD WICK HAS received instructions to sell privately, now in the occupation of Robert Kidx>, Esq., of Kai Iwi, nd containing— FIVE HUNDRED AND SEV-

'ENTY-EIGHT ACRES "OF LAND with large and substantially built house, on an eminence that commands a full view of the whole of the property. Also one hundred acres of land on a portion of which stands the Kai Iwi Hotel, leased for ten years, at the yearly income to Mr Kidcl of £-100. The proposed railway goes just inside the fence in a line with the main road, and a Station is be on the ground, so that a large compensation is expected for going through such a valuable farm. As regards water, there is no place to equal it in that particular, as it is almost surrounded. . The leasehold property has ten years to run, one hundred acres paying nearly double the rent of the whole estate. The whole of this property is enclosed with a fine fence all round, and it is laid off into seven convenient paddocks, all good live fences without a gap. The Kai Iwi stream running though it ; the whole of the property is most fertile and convenient, and there is a metal road up to the gate, and a good road to the house. The stock is of that description that it would reqiiire good careful judgment to know the amount of their value, as .they are excellent. The cattle, sheep, and horses may be taken at a valuation. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer who will give all particulars ajul a letter to view the place. It has all been sown with English grasses and a good portion is ploughed. JOSEPH CHAD WICK/; .« : o;'Auctioneerv April 16, 1875. 890