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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 62, 8 April 1870, Page 4

Boot and Shoemakers. JOHN EGGLESi GOT AISTD SHOEMAEEEi C NASEBY, MOUNT IDA. . V "Well-Selected Stock of English and Colonial .'-■■■ Boots always on hand. "Watchmakers, &c. PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND '■':■"."■'''..;■ ' " JEWELLER, i: -•'■■■•. i "y ;■,'-; :K 6 U.FT-j;I D A ■';.'.;""■'/ . ; | N.B.—R.S. guarantees all work done on the '; premises. . [Established ISsß.[] .', . WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, (Opposite Bank of Otago) IK C-E S STRE ET , DTJN E D IK. In Stock—GOLD . & * SILYER WATCHES, of the Best Quality, direct from the* Manufacturers. ' ■ ■' COLONIAL AND ENGLISH JEWELRY : . of the very best description. CHRONOMETER, DUPLEX, & LEYER Escapements, adj listed and Repaired. ■JeWE-lIEEI MANTrPACTUEED. A! BEAVER, (Opposite the Sayings Bank) 'y ;-, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. ESTABLISHED 1856. ~ OH N II I S L 0 P (Late Arthur Beverly) VV PRINCES. STREET, DUNEDIN, Opposite Bank of O'bago. , J H. begs to acquaint his friends and the public generally that he is in constant receipt of—by, every ; mail—r- New Goods, purchased from the best makers, of which a list is enumerated below. ' , . ;-'.... ■■:.'' WATCHES—GoId and; silver, ladies' ' and . gents', open-faced .and hunting; keyless, a nd"every other description. : CHAINS—-Ladies' and. gents' Colonial and .-.-.":, English gold albert and guard chains.' '"'.-■ BROOOHES : and Ear-rings, extensive choice, . set witlr diamonds, and every kind of precious stones. .. BRACELETS and Necklets—large assortment. RINGS and Pins, various designs;j also studs,, sleeve-links, and solitaires, and gold and silver pencil cases.: SILYER GOODS—Tea and coffee services, . : knives, forks, spoons, salvers, ink stands, : ■ card cases, children's, mugs,, .knife, fork, ..■-.■ :: and spoon, in sets ; a., selection of prize eaps, saltcellars, and brooches.. •PLATED' GOODS—Tea and cofiee' services, '~" J Bugar basins, cruets, liqueur frames, egg cake baskets, salt cellars, and every of electro-plated goods. BAROMETERS— Ship and hall, aneroid, "/mercurial, and metallic ; also a large assortment of thermometers. TELESCOPES--Opera, ■,marine, and field glasses.: .. -..- '••■ CLOOES-T-A large assortment of English, Erench, and American clocks, suitable for . drawing rooms,' "< dining rooms, halls, or .kitchens. GREENSTONE—AIarge assorthient of ; l stone, mouiited in brooches, ear-rings, / studs, lockets, pins; &C: J. H. has the honor to inform the inhabitants of the Provihce'that the manufacturer of 'his London made watches took a first prize at the International Exhibitionj 1882, LohdbhL- •'• All; sor.ts of Colonial Jewelry made to order. ; : Chronometers, Duplex, Horizontal, verge, and every descripton of watches carefully repaired. Ship chronometers rated by transit observation. ; Letters, : with orders from the country, promptly .:/ ; ,' attended to. ■ , ■■:"■'; Blacksmiths. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, " EARRIER, AND V : BLACKSMITH, . (Opposite M'Donald's Store) -■'.' NAS'EB.Y, .M^OTJDA.' N.B.—Horse Shoes Made oh' tlie Premises. | -r; H. PARRY JONES, ■'■.;•■; BLACKSMITH, (Next the Victoria; Bakery) Naseby. OBBAND C O . ' S '- -"^.',.'"/:■ .; Telegraph Lines pf ; .,'■. : •<.; Joh^ Chapl/IN and C 0............... .Proprietor. ■'. \ '\ COBB" AND •''cdl'S* .^O^H^Arriv^-at : ,Naseby, "frbm : : Saturday at 9 sa.aw; from'Di-nßtaa eyery Moh-