WHITMORE, with grate- « tul acknowledgements for the numerous orders already received since opening his NEW BEEWERY, which he hails as a token of good, begs to assure all who may favor him with their patronage, especially LICENSED VICTUALLERS, that it will be his constant aim en- deavour to produce a SPA.EKLIN& ALE, which for its strengthening qualities will be ' SECOND TO NONE IN THE COLONY. ? - As the best materials only will be used customers may rely upon having k genuine article. ' ' All orders strictly and punctually at- tended to, ' 15 ' 1593 FOR .SALE. T7IARLY SEED POTATOES and ■ JOi - - Choice American Roses. Apply to C. IJ.1 J. O'HANLON, Pier Hotel. ?y24 1638 i



TO SUIT THE TIMES. THE ONLY HOUSE- IN THI TRADE. J. PTTENELL, FURNITURE DEALER, &o. Victoria Avenub. (Next to St. Mary's School.) JP. Begs to inform the inhabit- • ants of Wanganui and surround- ings districts that he has just opened his new shop in the AVENUE with a stock of good serviceable furniture of every description, and trusts to merit a fair share of public support. It is also the intention of the proprietor to sell cheaply in order to meet the times. Furniture made to e*tfer, Household requisites of every descrip- tion bought, sold or exchanged. J8 1543 E. F. MILLAR, TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER, BEGS to announce to the«fnhabitants of Wanganui and surrounding districts that he has commenced business in the above line in ft part of those premises lately occupied by Mr Iveson, corner of Ridgway and Wicksteed Streets, and trusts that by first class work, at moderate charges, to merit a share of public patronage. Tweeds &c, to chose from. Gentlemen's own materials made up. Fit, workmanship, and moderate charges the motto. myl6 113 I IMPORTANT NOTICE, REMOVAL TO CENTRAL PRE- MISES. V FORT J # in calling attention to the above notice, at the same time be»s most respectfully to thank his numerous customers and tho public generallyfor their past support, and assures then; that nothing on his part shall be want- ing in the future to ensure the same. THE PRESENT PREMISES are situated in the Avenue, and are those lately occupied by Mr P. Loftus, next door to Mr John Anderson's furniture warehouse. J. F. 