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Wanganui Herald, Volume XII, Issue 9512, 12 September 1879, Page 3

Auotion Sales. SATURDAY, I3th SEPTEMBER, At 1.30 o'Clook. albertlaens HAS Beceived instruction to sell at his rooms TO-MORROW, 13th September, 30 Halt-chests Tea 40 Cases Hobarton Jamg 50 Boxes Sperms Terms at Sale. ALBERT BARNS, Auctioneer. (For continuation of Auctioneer's advertisements see ithpage' IN" DEFEJNCE NOT DEFIANCE. AS we cannot defy the time, I am determined to meet the time byBelling for CASH ONLY, and to make such reductions in BOOTS & SHOES that the public will see that this is the RIGHT SHOP to come to for the BEST ARTICLE at the LOWEST PRICE, and as credit will not do any longer, I have made up my mind to go in for the ready PENNY rather than the LINGERING SHILLING. The CHEAP BOOT SHOP for the people of Wanganui is SCOTT'S next the Bank — patronize him. He will serve you well. His Goods, for quality and price, are SECOND TO NONE. Infants from Is upwards. Copper-toe from 3s upwards Boys and Youths from 7s upwards Mens' calf-elastic boots from 12s 6d upwards Mens' Shooters from 14s upwards Mens' Watertights from 15s 6d. Leather, Grindery, and Uppers, Hirsts, Tyres, and Melbourne Sole and Kip always on hand. THE CHEAP CROCKERY SHOP. TEALES wishes to inform his • friends and the public generally, that owing to the rapid increase of his business, he has been obliged to remove to larger premises, situated a few doors above the post office, in the Avenue, also that he has admitted as a partner Mr G. H. Cattrall, and he hopes to merit a continuance of their favours. THOMAS EALES. ESTATE OF P. L. SIM~ ALL persons indebted to the above are requested to pay the amounts fco W. C, Watkins, who has authority to recover them, and, if necessary, to sue for the same. H. CHTJRTON, Purchaser of the estate. IN RE THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF POLLOCK & YOUNG. ALL overdue accounts in the above Estate must be paid to A. C. Fletcher on or before the 14th inst, or legal proceedings will be instituted to recover the same. MORGAN & BARKS, Trustees A. OSWALD AITKEN,| Land, Commission, and General Agent, TTNDERTAKES the sale of properU ties of all kinds, and all business connected therewith — Commissions promptly executed. Properties for sale placed on the books free of charge. Rents and other monies collected. FOR SALE. A quarter-acre section in Niblett Street, with two cottages erected thereon. A, positive bargain. A. OSWALD AITKEN, No 5 Victoria Chambers, Victoria Avenue, WANaANPi. FIRE BELLS. PTiHE Fire Bells will henceforth be X rung as follows :—: — No 1 Ward — Bounded by Ridgway Street and River ... 1 stroke No 2 Ward — Bounded by Ridgway Street, the Avenue, and Churton's Creek 2 strokes No 3 Ward — Bounded by Ridgway and Ingestre Streets, from Avenue to River 3 strokes No 4 Ward — All above Ingestre Street 4 strokes GEORGE A. HURLEY, Secretary W.V.F.B. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Agricultural and Pastoral Association. mHE ANNUAL SHOW of this JL Society willl be held on the 6th JNOYEMBER. IN THE VOLUNTARY WINDING UP OF THE WANGANUI and RANGITIKEI BREWERY COMPANY, LIMITED. A MEETING of the shareholders in the above Company is 'appointed to be held on "Wednesday, the 17 inst., at 2 o'clock, at the Criterion Hotel. Business to receive report of liquidators. Shareholders are particularly requested to attend. JAMES BROWN 1 Liaaidators ED. BROUGHTONf Ll(1UKlatol& - Wanganui, 10th September, 1879. MISS JSOAKE receives pupils for music and singing; at her residence, the house lateiy occupied by Mr Peter Bell, St. Hill Street, from Guyton Street. Tjl I JN A L N O T IO B Those indebted to the undersigned for Service by the entire horse "P A I N T E R," Are requested to settle at once with Mr Ross, who is authorised to collect all monies due, and whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge. J. P. WATT J. W. JACKSON.