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Wanganui Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 3096, 6 April 1878, Page 3

Business Notices NOTICE. "TVrOTIOE is Hereby Given, that all X^l t'ensons found shooting- on my Property, (the Swamp and Lagoon, near the Heads included), will be prosecuted. P. IMI.AY. April 4, 1878 824 WANGANUI COUNTY COUNCIL. BONUS OF £250. /"THE Wanganui County Council offer i a bonus of Two Hundred and Fifty Pounds for the best, and Fifty Pounds for the Second Best Line for a Practicable Dray Road from the Wanganui Bridge to the Karori Plains. Terms of competition can be seen at the office of the Council, Ridg>vay St. Time for completion of work limited to3ltt Jfuly, 1878. J.R.. SOMMERVIL LE, Chairman. a 2 78 NOTICE. ANY PERSON found trespassing in pursuit of game or otherwise, upon Kaitoke Farm will be prosecuted. THOMAS GREIG. a 2 • 803 WANGANUI HARMONIC SOCIETY. npHR Annual Concert in aid of the JL Music Fund of the above Society, will take place at the Christ Church School Room, Victoria Avenue. on TUESDAY, APRIL 9th, 1878. The first part will consist of selections from liirch's operetta, entitled « THE MERRTE MEN OF SHERWOOD FOREST." The second part to comprise Miscellaneous Choruses, Solos, and Instrumental Selections. Price of admission — 2s 6d. Tickets may be obtained from any of the members, and at H. I. Jones' and A. D. Willis', Victoria Avenue. JOHN STEVENSON, Hon. Sec. a 5 818 KAVANAGH v. NATHAN AND WILKIE. fTNDER and by virtue of a distress U warrant directed tome, I will, on MONDAY, the Bth day of April, 1878, at the Court Bouse, Wanganu>, sell the Goods and Chattels seized by me under said warrant, unless the same be previously repievined. BLAKE BUTLER Bailiff. a 4 820 WARRENGATE STEAM FLOUR MILL COMPANY, (Limited) mHE Mill of the Company, situated JL adjoining the Fordell Railway Station, will be in working order about the middle of May. The Company will then be prepared to undertake all usual Miller's Business, including the purchase of Grain, &c. Terms, &c, on application to W. BAMBER. Hon. Sec. a_4 817 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. JOHN T ELLEY begs to tender his sincere thanks to his customers, and the public generally for past favours, and has to intimate that he has purchased from Messrs Henry Caddy & Co their Butchering business, known as the Victoria Butchery, at the corner of Guyton Street and Victoria Avenue, to which he has removed, and where he trusts by strict attention to business and supplying meat of the best quality and at the most reasonable rates, to merit a continuance of the support so liberally accorded to him hertofore. Mutton, Pork, Lamb, and Small Goods of every description always on hand. Hotel-keepers, Shippers, and Families waited on for orders. Quality, Cleauliness, and Civility, are my mottoes. One Trial Solicited. Licensed to sell all kinds of Game. Note tho address — • VICTORIA BUTCHERY, Corner of Guyton Street and Victoria Avenue, JOHN ELLEY, Prcp.ictor' ART UNION. 100 MEMBERS AT £1 EACH, THE well-known sailing lugger "BRUNETTE."' will be drawn on tbe Art Union principle on an early date. The Brunette is a thorough good sea boat, 32 feet long, 9tt beam, and 3ft 6in depth of hold in the clear. Copper fastened, built six months ago, by Mr Hobart, of Pelorus Sound. Sails, spars, running gear, and dingy all complete. For tickets apply at the principal 1 hotels, and to JOSEPH KELLS, Commission Agent, Campbell Place. a 2 304