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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume I, Issue 44, 3 December 1869, Page 4

Bakers, &c Tl e ; Tti : Ei'A"BXI ; EET. H. NOKESPbopbietob. Bread of ; the Einest QuahMy. delivered to all parts of the Hogburn at lowest remunerative profit. . ':.-"Air.T ; ±'SiN, UNION BAKERY & GENERAL STORE, Na b ; Sby,,MOUNT IJ) A. ' Batcners. IALTEE1 ALTEE TSTDEE, CATTLE DEALER,.. AND;WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHER, . ,:.-..;.; NASEBY, Moxtnx Ida. I. is a Parcßaaer of Eat Cattle for Cash. ..... , ■ w. bottiisg, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHER, NASEBY, MOUNT ID A j ;:n r PricebfMiAT. The Diggers' i Butckebx 7 (next De 'Burgh's Livery Stables). Beef and Mutton sold Wholesale and retail at Lowest Prices., _. E. EEANCJS. ST. BATHANS BUTCHERY. Wholesale and Retail Butchers, . Stoke, and Hotelkeepebs, St. Bathans and Welshman's Gully. COAL MERCHANTS, &c. " Teams loaded at the Pit's Mouth at the following rates : —Horse Teams, 10s. per load; Bullock Teams, 20s. per load. EENAN AND OEGAN. ST.. BATHANS BUTCHERY (Established, 1864). : As this is the Oldest Established. Butchery in the district, the Proprietors desire a continuance of that support which has hitherto been granted them. Auctioneers, Agents,'&c. TNDEE AND AEOE&E, AUCTIONEERS, G-enebal Commission Agents & Yaluatobs^ NASEBY, MOUNT IDA. ~. Business Conducted hi any part of the ProMR. A. BROUG-H, X> A E E IST E E- A T -LAW, SOLICITOR AND dONVEYANCER, CLYDE. E.E. E O S S MINING ACCENT, N as'ebt, MO V NT li>A. Caseß conducted in the Warden's Court. €K B. DO TJ G L A S : MiNING- &c. ST.''BATHANS. Cases Conductedirißesideht Magistrat'eVahd Warden's Courts. 31/fE. H. C. HEETSLET, MINES 7 G & GENEEAL AGENT, Nasebt, Mottnt Ida. District, Warden's, and Resident Magistrate's ...; i Courts Business attended t0... OAiiE T>C)OMS. QADE "OOOMS. Qt EO R GET r E ACH E, ' (Late Cop? Apache) AUCTIONEER, :v/; ._ ' aENE RA L AiN Df ■ COM MIS SION . : .„ . , , AGENT V; __ SuNDEBLAND STBEET, CLYDE, Sales conducted 1 in any part' of the Province; Valuations: Effected. :-j : , a ii-i; ijai-i u ' will rlc*eive iininfediiite attenfokm.