trusts that his fanner friends and acquaintances on the West Coast, many of whom are now ; employed on the railway works in the neighbourhood, will remember that atthc Family Hotel their presence will always be welcome, and no efforts will be spared to MAKE THEM COMFORTABLE. Meals Piiepahep. ataxy Houu. Board and Lodging at Reasonable Rates. Clean, Comfortable Beds, and Healthy : well-aired bedrooms. «r,THE BILLIARD EOOM/«^i Containing a Splendid Table and Superior Appointments, cannot be ex celled in these features. Stabling commodious and well ar ranged. The Proprietor, Avith these special recommendations, will leave it to the public to. decide, in the. course of time if there is: a more comfortable or better managed hostelry on the road than the Family Hotel, Turakina. OWR~N MCXITTftICK, ;;,; \ PROPRIETOR. ; Feb! 12, 1874. q QO ' 000



; New Adyertisemtnts M ° T-1 >'• '.■ E,'--/ SETTLING for the Wanganui Races will take place at the Rutland Hotelon WEDNESDAY EVEJNING. March 3rd, 1875 ' FREEMAN R: JACKSON, "' ; ; Hon. Sec. Feb 13, 1875 ■. • ; 337 AT ° T i o c. iN -—. i ALL Horses found running on the Wanganui Race-course after MON DAY, 15th insi\, will he disqualified from racing at tl.e ensuing meeting. FREEMAN E. JACKSON, Hon. Spc. Feb 13, 1875 33G TENDERS WANTED FOll OUT TING BUSH SURVEY LINES. npENDEKS are invited for cutting JL twenty-nine miles, more or less, of certain Bush Boundary Lines, of the Manchester Block, Manawatu : district. Tenders will be received up to noon, of SATURDAY, 20th February, ad dressed to the Chief Purveyor, Provin cial Government Buildings, Welling ton. ■ Plans, specifications, and full infor mation, can be obtained at the Survey Office, Provincial Government Build ings, Wellington; or at the District Survey Office, Br.ll Town, Rangitikci. HENRY JACKSON", Chief Surveyor. Survey Office, : Wellington, Feb 2, 1875- QN SALE by tIieUKDERSIGNIYD": LINCOLN RAM LAMBS, LEICESTER RAM LAMBS, COTSWOLD RAM LAMBS, SOUTHDOWN RAM LAMBS, And a few TWO and FOU R-TOOTH RAMS of the same Classes, Got by the imported rams exhibited at the Wai rarapa Show on the Bth Decem ber, 1874, to all of which prizes weie awarded, out of choice well-bred ewes of the same breeds. Delivery after the lambs are weaned, 1 say about the middle of February. 