The New Firm is in a position at once to transact the usual business, which it is now about to undertake as Auctioneers, & Stock & Station Salesmen, And assure all who may entrust them with responsibilities, that such will be undertaken in a manner and with re- sults which cannot fail to yield satisfac- tion. Messrs BARNES and WILSON Assure the public that their chief aim will be to extend their business ramifi- cations as widely and rapidly as pos- sible, and to make all their permanent undertakings subservient to public convenience. Consignment of goods and produce oiail descriptions disposed of to the best possible advantage ; and the in- structions of clients faithfully and promptly attended to. Sales undertaken in town or country at moderate charges. Agencies from Interprovincial, Aus- tralian, and Home Manufacturing centre's solicited, in whose interests every legitimate effort will be put for f h Goods stored for absolute sole free of charge. Messrs BARNES & WILSON Trust to receive a continuance of the same liberal support accorded to their predecessor (Mr A. Beauchamp), whose prestige and reputation they are deter- mined worthily to sustain. AgeLts for the NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY, Head Office — Melbourne. I THE People's Auction Mart and Pioduce Dep6t, Victoria Avenue. The late proprietor's memo.— My Tiest thanks to the settlers, farmers, and inhabitants of Wanganui for past favors. I shall be on hand in Welling- ton directly, when I shall hope to renew business relations. Meantime for the now firm I respectfully and confidently solicit business ; they are good men in every respect, and deserve it. ARTHUR BEAUCHAMP. s2l 1 980 i 3 ALISB Ull V HOU SE Wilson Street, (Next door to D. Thompson, Photo- grapher.) TAMES K. GANAWAY,(Iate Chef J De Cuisine at Anderson's Com- mercial Hotel, begs to intimate that he has opened the above as a first-class Boarding House for Gentlemen. J. R. G-. is likewise prepared to cater for Dinners, Balls, Suppers, Dejeuners, &c, &c, on the shortest noticb. Charges moderate. Everything in first class style. s9 1929 LONDON PORTRAIT ROOMS, Taupo Quay. BPEYMAN, in thanking his • patrons for thei? liberal support during his long residence in Wanganui, wishes to state that having imported (direct from London and Paris) a large and varied assortment of photographic goods of the best quality he is enabled to considerably reduce the price of portraiture; B. 