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Wanganui Herald, Volume XII, Issue 2991, 23 July 1877, Page 2

WINGANUI RIFLES. THE ANNUAL Meeting of the above corps will bo held immediately after parade on WEDNESDAY, next, the 25th instant. A fall attendance is requested. All persons entitled to Land Scrip ai*e invited to attend at the Militia Stor-s, at 9 p.m. on the same evening, for ihe purpose of signing a Memorial to the House of Representatives relative to their cluims to Remission Certi-'* ficates. JAS. PURNELL, Hn. Sec, W.R.V. J23 1428 TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST— On Tues'lay lasb, a Biown and White spotted Bitch, wall eyed, and when last seen had on a strap round her neck, with a short piece of chain attached. The finder will receive the above reward on leaving her with Mr Thomas Bennett Horn, Victoria Avenue. J23 1430 WANGANUI FINS ARTS, &c, & INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. TNTENDING Exhibitors are hereby X informed that no exhibit can be entered after the 9th of August, proximo, and that no exhibit can be received after the 16th of August. In order to facilitate the arrangement of the Catalogue the Committee will be obliged by intending Exhibitors forwarding the necessary particulars at as early a dategas possible. JOHN WARD Hon. Sec. ]23 • 1431 GYRO PIGEON CLUB. SEVERAL Sweepstakes will be shot for on SATURDAY, the 28th of July, on ,he Wanganui Racecouioe. By order of the GYRO CLUB. J23 1433 EXTENSIVE & UNRESERVED SALE OF FRUIT & FOREST TREES, FLOWERING SHRUBS, &c, Direct from the celebrated nursery of Messrs Mason Bros., Auckland. THURSDAY, 26th JULY, at 12 o'clock, MESSRS BAMB'&mSON HAVE received instructions t^ell at their rooms, on the above date, a very choice collection of Imported Trees, Shrubs, Plants, etc., consisting of — Pinus Insignus, Pinus Muricata, Pinus Halepensis, Pinus Densifolia, Pinus Tuberculata, Cupressus Macrocarpa, Cupressus Lawsoniana, Cupressus Lorizontalis, Thuja Chinensis, Juniperus Virginiana, Frenella Gunui, Frenella Cupressifornus, Irish Yew, Arancaria Bidwillii, Arancaria Excelsa, Camellias, Magnolia Grandiflora, Magnolia Fuscata, Rhododendron Penticum, Azaleas, Ficus Australis, Ficus Macrophyl!a, Broom (not labelled), Coronilla Glauea, Clearia Traversii, Pittosparum Crassipliuin, Pittosparuin Tobira Variegata, Guavas, Guelder Rose, Pretea Millifera, Grica Ar~ borea, Acmene Glorabunda, Evergreen Oak, Lilac, Veronica Buxiplia, Hibiscus double purple, Enonymus (golden variegated), ditto (silver variegated), Common Laurel, Sweet Bay, Cotoneaster Microphylla, Rosemary, Eugenia Ugnii, Roses, Oak, Box Edging, Mountain Ash, Apples, Pears, Plums, Peaches, Nectarines, Apricots, Cherries, Figs, Vines, Walnuts, Bawton Blackberry, Raspberries, Rhubarb, Sea Kale, Horseradish, Asparagus, Strawberries, Herbs, Spanish Chest-* nuts. Refreshments Provided.

TEEMS GASH. NO RESERVE. BARNS & WILSON,^ Auctioneers. 23j 1436 WANGANUI HAY AND CORN; STORE, Victoria Avenue. SPEOTAL NOTICE, | GEOEGE L nURL2I TTAS NOW irf STOCK :— i 200 Sacks FEED OATS ! 40 Sacks SEED OATS ! 200 Sacks bestOatea CH^FF 60 Sacks Canterbury and local RYE GRASS 50 Sacks CARROTS 400 Bushels fine Canterbury SHARPS MAIZE BRAN POTATOES (table and seed) OATMEAL SWEDE TURNIPS CHEESE (Canterbury) FLOUR. POTTED BUTTER, prime Also to arrive, 100 sacks of OATS IgglT The above-mentioned 3eed oats are a good sample, grown in Canterbury. The rye- grass has been pronounced to be the cleanest seed offered this season in Wanganui. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. GEORGE A, HURLEY, W anganui Hay and Corn Store, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui.