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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 55, 18 February 1870, Page 2

Miscellaneous Advertisements. -i T a'T.I C E-. PI? OYISIO■ heino; now Tnn.de. for . 'the Depasturing of Stock belonging to bona fide Settlers in the Shag Valley Block, Notice is B ekjeut Given' that a General Muster of all the Great Cattle-on-the Sliag Valley; Runs .will take place on the 21st Feb. next, and ensuing days, as undermentioned ; and a charge of I:3s. 6d. (Thirteen Shillings, and Sixpence) per Head per Annum will be made on all strange stock—except those provided for in the arrangement made by the Lessee of the Runs with the Government, and those for which a special arrangement has been .made in the interim with the Manager. Bona ficle Settlers in the Shag Valley Block, wh«are putting Stock thereon, tire required to ji with the Manager of the Station, on or befQjl the 14! h prox., a list of the number and of the same, together with a Certificate of the quantity of Land they are in occupation of in the Block. . All other Owners.of Strange Stock must he present-, either in person or by proxy, to identify their, property, as all Unclaimed Stock will be Impounded. Bona fide settlers at Macraes Flat will be allowed to run a ; few Head of Milch Cattle gratis, by application to the Manager. The Sfonehurn and Macraes Flat Districts ■will be Mustered in on the .-iist February, at the Flat; the Diinbsek and -Waihemo Dis-' tricts on the 23rl February, at the Home Station; and the Kakanuis; on the 25th Februat the Coal Creek Hotel (Morrison's), weather permitting;-. \ The Grazing -Charge,.- which, includes the Assessment Rate, will be payable from the Ist January, 1870. L. MOORE, Manager, Sh'ag'Valley Station - Jan. 10, 1870. .TV/TR. BUSCH begs to amioniive to '. the Residents of Naseby and surrounding neigh b or!:<vOd that he has now a First-rate PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST from I)unedin in Ins employ. PORTRAITS TAKEN In the . First Style of the Art. -NOTICE OF REMOVAL. . .. "> To Watchmakers, Jewellers, and the Public in General. -jVT SALOMON begs to inform the • Inhabitants of Dunedin, and the UpCountry Districts, that he has taken those centrally situated Premises in ';! _j STEIN HOFF B UILDINGS, OPPOSITE TEE CUSTOM HOUSE, PEESTCES • " STi?EET, at present .occupied, by Mr. R. 3L Murray, which .lie will take possession bf ;on the Ist April. - Mr. Salomon intends offering the whole of-his large and well-assorted Slock at almost COST PRICE, wlxicli consists of — . ■' Ladies' dnd Gents'gold and silver hunting and open faced English and , ~ : "Geneva Watches, of the best manufacturers. Colonial and English gold and silver . chains and; alberts of the newest . .. patterns. A large and choice assortment of English and Colonial Jewellery, set with diamonds and other precious . _ stones. . . N A lai'ge assortment of silver and electroplated Goods. "A. Vcaoifcej assortment .of Ladies' and Gents' sterling silver and electro- ___ plated Dressing Cases. A handsome Stock of sterling silver Cups, suitable for race, yachting. • ritie, or artillery prizes. 7 Sterling silver and electro-plated a. ink- - stands in great variety. Telescopes, opera, field, and marine •. .. glasses. , - ' " English and French clocks from the best makers. Musical boxes, with all the latest improvements. ' ; . ; A very choice assortment of goods, suit- • , . ; able for presentations. &c., &c., and a variety of other goods too nnme- ; ■ - rous to particularise. J First-class Workmen kept on the Premises. Watches rind Jewellery carefully Repaired at the lowest possible rates. All articles will in future,be marked with plain figures, so that visitors may judge for themselves of the cheap rate at which/goods are being sold. ' Country Orders punctually attended to. - ' Note tlie Address—- .... N. S A L O M O N , Watchmaker; 7 , Jeweller arid Silversmith, •(Next Bank of New Zealand), PRINCES STRJSET, DUNEDIN.