WANTED, FOR the country a Man and his WifeThe man to*s|do garden and oufc-of-door work. The wife to cook, wash, etc. Apply at the office of this paper. Feb. 4. TO SUIT THE TIMES. THE undersigned, having made arrangements for the importation of the NEW EST TEAS, Is now prepared to offer the same to the public, having just received a splendid parcel from Sydney ex “Lady Denison,” of which he respectfully invites a trial. He can confidently recommend this as a very supeiior article. Coffee roasted and ground on the premises, and can be had with or without chicory. H. WILKINS, General Importer. Feb. 4. "■* WANTED TO PURCHASE about 40 Tons of Potatoes, —delivery on the Wharf not later than Friday or Saturday next. Apply to JAS. FINDLATER, W.S.N. Coy. Office. Feb. 4. WANTED, A SMART BOY—one who can read and write preferred —to whom good wages will be given and the trade learned. Apply at the Chronicle Office. Feb. 4. T FOR THE BULLER DIRECT. HE s. s. WALLABY Captain Daniels, Will sail for the above port, THIS DAY (TUESDAY,) at 2 p.m. Fox Freight or Passage, apply to EDWARD LEWIS, Agent. Feb. 4. TURAKINA SCHOOL. IN TERMS of the Provincial School Act, the Annual Meeting of the Rate-payei’S within the Turakina School District will be held in the School-room, on THURSDAY, 6th day of February next, at 6J o’clock p.m., to receive the Report of the Committee for the past year, elect a new Committee, fix the Rate for the present year, and transact any other business that may come before them. R. J. ALLSWORTH, Chairman of Committee. Jan. 23. CLOVER SEED. CLOVER SEED. Now landing ex ‘ Water Nymph,’ and to arrive per ‘ Maori ’ and ‘ Novelty,’ TONS of First-class Clovers. Will be sold as under, in quantities not less than 2 cwt. : White Clover ... Is per pound Red Clover ... lOd „ „ Cow Grass ... lid „ „ Terms Cash. Jan. 18. ALFRED BUCKLAND, Auckland. CAUTION. ANY Person found interfering vitl Stock, breaking over fencing, oi ti-espassing on the Estate of Goi’don Park will be prosecuted. ' WM. PATERSON. May 20, 1865. TO LET, riIHE LOWER ONE-HALF of the J_ Premises on Taupo Quay, with an Iron Store 50 by 20, belonging to G. Y. Lethbridge. Esq. For terms apply to ALLAN & LOW. Dec. 3, 1867. WANTED, A STEADY MAN to milk an l make himself generally useful about a house. Apply to W. J. WILLIS, Woodendean, Rangitikei. Jan. 25. FOR SALE, PLOUGHS, steel mould, different sizes, long mould and medium. Also, 12 Sets of Zig-Zag Harrows. 1 by John Gray & Co., Uddingston, Glasgow. Apply to ROBT. GRAY, Wicksteed Place. Dec. 7, 1867. RAMS FOR SALE. A FEW nearly Purebred Romney Marsh RAMS. Wm. J. WILLIS. Woodendean, Rangitikei, Jan. 18. ACCOUNTS DUE TO THE WELLINGTON INDEPENDENT. MR HENRY ANDERSON is now in Wanganui for the purpose of collecting all accounts due to the “ Wellington Independent ” office. THOS. McKENZIE, Proprietor Of the “ Wellington Independent.” Feb. 1,
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XII, Issue 826, 4 February 1868, Page 3
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492Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XII, Issue 826, 4 February 1868, Page 3
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