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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 96, 16 December 1870, Page 4

Butchers. AND. WHOLESALE. : -' AND! EETAIL BUTCHER/ ■.*"*" ; ; ■•-■;:; • i .-v"v-; i ; i! -,SASEBYi ■" ' MIo.UNi' Ida. ' - r> Ten per cent. Discount allowed on Cash, and Monthly Accounts. EDUCTION in, Pripe, o£. MEAT ! ■ > diners: butchery, •;■ Next Old Victorian Hotel, Leven Street- ,; ;: " ■ BEE^A^'MUTTON y Spld Wholesale'ancl'Re.taH at Lowest Prices. Vr :; : B' V'% 0 I S ■."■: •"■•■■■■; N.Bvr—Ten Per: pent. Discount allowed on Cish ..and. Monthly Accpunts. HE MO¥NT IDA BJJTCHEEY. ; C; DE; Lautqjte '■■■■■".'.. ... ■''> . ; ' ' vr 'l W. Botting.) ."' Teh per "cent. Disepun|, ajjgwed. on Cash; aad '■■■ '■■■"■ " Monthly Accounts.. Boot and Shoemakers. : .;-jpHN ECOLES, : : ; |^0 OT^AND SHO^MAKEE,; ■->■ ;MOUNT ; IDA. . Well Selected Stock, of, English and' Colonial; ;.;., Boots always qn : .hand. -. - r - CHAELEB pescio. k_/TE GHAKLES PESCIO, ' IVI boot and shoemaker, ' i^q : g- -Miuers aijd the publiagenerally that .'.*£■ S'^ : he. intends lOpeuing, in" a lew days,- C r/2 '.■■■■■those premises in Leven street, & lately occupied by Mr. R. Strong, M S Watchniaktu''."' ■ Boot's \ uh'd' Shoes -^ ' c/l : m;ad(>. ph, • t-1 re .premises suited to tl ie, •£/. £2 requirj^iMenjs'pt'the District. .•' Miv!. ■■ Q ;:q; C.Eiteip*' o state that, having:- q '"■".. considerable Colonial experience..in' * :.;:;.■: .the trade, he is.prepared to execute work' pi the!fii>gstdescription. : ■:'." -"i to OrdeK ; '-'—. PESCIO.' •; Blacksmiths. ■"■■'■ ALEXANDER CAMPBELLS ' '""" FARRIER, iND ' BLACK SMITH; ■ Store) ' '-. ; ~. -' N-AS^B^ ,::■, N.B 4^Hprse_ Shoes,; pn tlie. P^renuses.^ , .:% r PARRY JONES, j ;■;,<, ; - ; " (Nexjb the Victoria Bakery) .::„;.-,.,; V\ NaSEBY. ETEE LAW, 33pACKSMiTff, begs r -' to inform,his numerous friends arid th e , pubhe/in. the Mount ldi,B;istrict, that he has: commenced business foot street, Naseby, where he meet with support and patronage, ; * Horseshoeing and General Jobbing done at current rates. " Booksellers and Stationers. PEC IAX KOTI CE. The xiiidersighed begs to intimate to his numerous Customers and friends that he has just, received Jus. first instalment of Yearly Volumes for 186 i), comprising.:—Leisure Hour, Sunday at Home," Good Words," Sunday Magazine, Sword and Trowel (edited by_sjpurgeon), Chatter box jvChHdreh's Eriend, Infants.''"Magazine, Temperance'Aclviser, British Workman, Band of Hope, Chddren'sTreasviry, Rputledge's Boys' Annual, Beaton's. Annual, Tom Hood's Comic Annual; also a Very large assortment pf Books by popular authors.;; "."' ." *' •v Inspection respectfully invited. ,:■ : : : I WILLIAM BAIRD, • Bookseller, Stations ge;okdE' MITCHELL, yTAiio^ESj.AcqousT; Eook Ma^tj.■Engravers; _" Lithographers, and- Printers, . . ■"; -: : ;'•■■•/ VV DUNEDIN. v : .-,w ••;;.' ■ O Qißiß; A JST D C Q.. ' S , ■--;:-;' "Telegraph Lines of - f ; R6;Y Al/i M AI ; L: .€!:0 A.C S., Jt)H>"Chaplin' and C0..'.'...........'..Pr0priet0r. r-'pt^BB"AND r COACH ; Arrives at from; Dunedin, every Tuesday .and Saturday at 9 a.m.; from Dunstan every Monday and Ifricluy at 3 p.m.