Hotels. i : ' : 7 :•/ W /. "I J-. FAMILY & COMMERCIAL HOTEL, ' : U NASEBT, MOFNT iij&v : >' ! ! V- ll E. T. George.. .Proprietor. ' •' 1 ■' I' ' ' t'O ti'i i Superior Accommodation. ALe o ck-8 B ill ia r ' Gt-ood Stabling. An Efficient Gijoom in Attendsnce. '• //•••'= -MM .»•: : /.<)■> .U i ULL AND MOUTH HOTEL, (near the arcade) MAGLAGG-AJf STREET, DUNEDIN. W. H. HAYDON - - - . Pbqfbietob, ... Superior Accommodation for ; . :TeBMS, jMoDEBATE./v • .>;' ■< r Private Rooms for Familieß.
O KTEZIJMi ifdftftft/ : ' St/ iiivr ' -&s!i . Aifbeij HIM, -- v - r y K < trfll. ""above ' Hotel possess CoinfQj.taMe Accommodation. . .Winks, SPIRITS, and -Liqttettbs / of the best Qualities. A fIoOD BIL LI A Vl»' TAB XE . Bait Stables, Sorses and Buggies always on hire." . ; r Bpute to the Maerewhenu?. i)%gings.*" 4- DIGGINGS. Q-eokok - x \- -j .■■ Proprietor. . -U (.101) :&'{}■ is? . Wines, Spirits, andLiqiieurs of the Best brands. ■;' "" %(|4 Stabling. Horses strict ly attended to. E *. G * b ?g 9 alao t0 «o% that he lias, in eonnectaoii -with the above business, a General •store, Butchery, and Bakery. hamf 0 ' mter ancl alTanise d Iron always on . Booksellers and Stationers. pE CI- A L XO T l^cTiT. • The undersigned begs to intimate fo his numerous Customers and friends that lie has iust received his first instalment of Yearly Volumes f0r1869, comprising:—Leisure Hour, Sunday at-Home Good Words, Sunday Magazine, and Trowel (edited by Spurgeon), Chatterbox, Children's Friend, infants' Magazine, >S5 p6ran ?® AdTiser » British Workman, Band oi ilope, Children's Treasury, Routledge's Boys' Annual, Beaton's Aimual, Tom Hood's Coniic Annual; also a very large assortment of Bobks b ? popular authors. M
Imjiection respectfully iprited. Bookseller, Stationer, and Printer, 'GEORGE STREET, D U.NE DIN jST AND MITCHELL, STATipifEEs, : Account BOOK MANIT?, '■ ' ; : ■ Engravers, Lithographers, and Printers, -;v :• PRINCES STREET NoBTH, DUNEDIN. JTEWSPAPES - 1 - ' • BO.OKS. ' ' Six ' ' x_" ' ' Moil's. xowig Ladies Journal, monthly parts..... 12s London Journal; Bow Bells, &c., do., do.. 1112s' Nation or Irishman, 4 copies each month.. .20s Illustrated London News, 4 do., d 0..... 28s 'Australasian or Leader 4 do;, do. .:..20a Home Ne.ws, monthly paper, 16s. for twelve months. The above charges are postages included. Eveiy description of Magazines, and Newspapers received by English Mails from all parts of the world. Country agentß ' supplied. JOSEPH BRAITHWAITE, Periodical and Newspaper Importer, Bookseller and Stationer, FLEET Steeet, DU'NE bis; O-.B B AM D G O 'S Telegraph Lines of ROYAL MAIL OOAQHES. JOHn' CttAPMN and Co. ......... Proprietor CO.'S , COACH' Arrives; at Dunedhi, every Tuesday and Saturday at 9 a.m. ; from Dunstan every Monday and Friday at 3 p.m.
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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 85, 30 September 1870, Page 1
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407Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 85, 30 September 1870, Page 1
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