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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 60, 25 March 1870, Page 2

Miscellaneous Advertisements. QUARTZ MINBSS WANTED Imiuediaely at tlie Eough Eidge Quartz Mining Company's Works, Eough Eidge. Wages, 10s. per day of eight hours. Apply at the Works. RE WARD. —L O ST , between Hyde and Hamilton, a Silver Lever Hunting WATCH. Any person finding and returning same to Bremner Bros., Hamilton, -will receive the above reward. ANTED, SUBSCRIBERS for the Home News, Illustrated London News, Punch, Bell's Life, Dispatch, Lloyd's, News of the World, G-lasg6w .Ma.il, Scotsman, Inverness Courier, Dublin JNation, Irishman, Freeman's Journal, Belfast iNews, New York Herald, Tribune, Harper's Illustrated, Leslie's d0.,-Irish American, Toronto Globe, Boston Pilot, California Alfca, Melbourne Australasian, Leader, . Australian News, London Society, Cornhill, London Journal, Bow Bells, Family Herald, &c , &c. Orders by post attended to. E. SHANNON & CO., PEINCES STEEET, Opposite Government Buildings, Dunediri. BjlOR. SALE, A' Large Iron Store, I with Outhouse, Stabling", Garden, Poultry, &e., &c., situated at Sowburn. May be had with or without Stock. * For further particulars apply to J. H. SCHEEP, Sowburn. Tenders "Wanted tor ploughing- about Twenty Acres new and cleared Ground in the vicinity of Naseby. Tenders recived up till Ist April. . Further particulars may he obtained on application to Mr. Joseph Creiijhton, Naseby. X | LENDERS will be received up to 21st March, 1870, by the Directors of the IDA VALLEY DEEP LEAD CO., BLAQXS No. 1, for SINKING- and FUENISHING a SHAFT, 200 feet deep, in the Deep Lead at' Blacks No. 8. Specifications can be seen, and full particulars obtained, upon application to the undersigned at Blacks No, 1. The Directors do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. (Signed) JOHN PITCHIE. DISSOLUTION OF PAETNEESHIP. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Partnership heretofore existing; between the undersigned, carrying on business in Naseby,. district of Mount Ida, as General Printers, and Printers and Publishers of the Mount Ida Chronicle Newspaper, under the name or style of Hertslet and Wiison, has this day been Dissolved by mutual consent. Henceforth the business will be carried on by Hugh Wilson, on his own account, and all accounts due to or by thc : late firm of' Hertslet and Wilson will be received and paid by the said Hugh Wilson. r H. C. HEETSLET. HUGH WILSON. Witness to signatures of H. C. Hertslet and Hugh Wilson— • Edmund Horswell... . . . Naseby, March 17, 1870. TO THE MINEES AND EESIDENTS OF THE MOUNT IDA DISTEICT. ENTLEMEN—Circumstances of an entirely private nature : have decided me to cease my connection with the Mount Ida Chronicle, which, after the present issue, will be carried' on by my late partner, Mr. Hugh Wilson, upon his own and sole account. It has not been without considerable pain that I have felt compelled to adopt this course —holding, as I do, in grateful remembrance the. many acts of consideration and'indulgence (with little, if any, unkindness or discourtesy) which I have at all times received' at your hands during the period I have had the hondr to conduct the Chronicle. Though discontinuing my connection with the paper, it is still my intention to remain among you—at all events, for a Season—and continue to carry on business as a Mining and General Agent ; and I trust that my old, as well as some new friends, will rally round and support me in the not altogether new career which I purpose to follow. I am, gentlemen, • Your obedient servant, 11. C. HEETSLET. ALL PERSONS Indebted to this JPaper are requested to Settle their respective Accounts forthwith.