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Wanganui Herald, Volume x, Issue 2699, 7 February 1876, Page 1

Business Notices. TTOTELJ, River Bank, Wanganui, FRANK AT IT AGAIN I F. L. having purchased this well known Hostelry, so long conducted and known as Mr John "Walker's ARAMOHO HOTEL, and improved, altered, and re-aranged the premises at great expense. Intending to make it a pleasant and favourite place of SUMMER RESORT, everything will be supplied ot the best quality, and in abundance. REFRESHMENT can be obtained at all hours. And Special Attractions will be offered, which a liberal and discriminating public will not fail to appreciate. STABLES are now created tor the benefit of equestrians, and a convenient LANDING- STAGE AND WALK to and from the river for beating parties. EVERY ACCOMMODATION CAN BE OBTAINED that a Thames River-side Hoi el usually affords (bar Shrimps). THE GARDEN has been made as attractive as possible, considering the lateness of the season. QUOITS, SWINGS, Ac, will be instituted at once. capt. McDonald, of South Sea celebrity, and well known ia Wanganui, will arrange the Hotel, and will guarantee satisfaction to his patrons. FRANK LEDBUEY, Proprietor. capt. McDonald, Manager, jl 93 PEOVINCE OF WELLINGTON. SALEBY AUCTIONOF 24,000AOEES OF FIRST-CLASS AGRICULTURAL BUSH LAND, SURVEYED INTO SECTIONS, SITUATED IN THE RANGITIKEI-MANA-WATU BTOCE. NOTICE is hereby given that there will be offered for sale by public auction at the Provincial Government Buildings, Wellington, on TUESDAY, the 15th day of FEBRUARY, 1876, at 12 noon. 118 SURVEYED SECTIONS, Varying in contents from 60 to 300 acres each, at the Upset Price of ONE POUiYD PER ACEE. This land is part; of the EANGI-TIKEI-MANAWATU BLOCK, is bounded by, the Oroua Eiver and Kiwitea Stream, and is situated North of the MANCHESTER BLOCK. The whole of the land is of excellent quality, and for the most part level, portions of it but lightly timbered, and easily cleared and brought into cultivation ; other portions carry a quantity of good sawiDg timber, including very valuable tracts of totara. The proposed road lines have been cut and traversed. Lithographed Maps showing the numbers and contents of the sections, also Gazettes with Schedules of Prices, can be obtained at the Crown Lands Olfie, Provincial Government Buildings, and from H. I. Jones, Wanganui ; G. M. Snelson, Palmerston North ; and at the office of this paper. JOS. G. HOLDSWORTH, Commissioner Crown Lands. Crown Lands Office, Wellington, 6th Jan., 1876, 81