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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 96, 16 December 1870, Page 1

Miscellaneous Advertisements.* p OUSTS, &c, IN MOUNT IDA DISTRICT. WARDEN'S AND RESIDENT MAGIS--1; : - r ; TRATE'S COURTS. ; :, ■ ■<• —r —••■ ■ - Naseby—Dee. 8,13 ; 29. - . : St. Bathans—Dec. 9;, Jan. 3. Hamilton—Dec. 20. ' * ! Hyde—Dec. 21. •■"* ■"'■■• '.. - Maceaes—Dec. 22. /, ■-'}. Maebevfheitoa—January 10. ■'■-»: PeTTIT > LICENSI2f& Coitet—Dec. 6j ~ - : . ;M ROBINSON, Wardenandß.il. . ; ? G-pyeenment Annuities Office, . :, ;■-; ! Wellington, Ist March, 18$0. :OTIGE IS HEBEBY GIVEN v : - that Government Insurance and Annuities Offices., under " The Government Annuities Act,-1869," have been Opened at the Chief Post Offices at Auckland, New Plymouth Napier, Wellington, Nejson, Blenheim, Christ- ; church, Dunedin, and Tnvercargill, and at the Post Offices at ; ■ Hokitika, Greymputh, Westport, , Charleston, Thames, Hamilton, GreytowU, Wanganui, Kaikoura, Picton, Lyttelton, Kaiapoi, /JSmaru, Balclutha, .Clyde, Lawrence, Oamaru, Port Queenstown, mairiro, and Waikbuaitv :r '"■ - ! ":•"■ _. AH i.persons ':wishing to, obtain Anna-: \^ i immediate;:or deferred,, Lite ;Insuranc s. or advantages under- the. Act, will: * ceive every: information and the necessary forms, on application at either or"' the above-named Offices.- : ' r '■ ' '■ : ■: '■■ : : -'r -.. .' ; '::' ; •■•"•■■ ''-'w.;gisborne,; , ,';■ .I*-';.- Commissioner.. i;; ; \7 : ]:[. NOTICE.,;, will be laid;jq>n Hawkdun Statiori:on and after"this: :".'"''; •^';': ; ' "'■ ; V;\%;:¥ :< ?HAlL, ; ; : '' ;;;. ' ' ' .Manager. :'; beptemher 2, 1870, O ';, --.':■. . S ; h 'TCp . ; ' : -^'^ : ~ .... ~,,.... That all Cattle and Horses Running onHawXdun Station will; be Impounded if not arranged,for. ')?'' •■;■' '- . • 0i Manager. . o ' '■•■ NOT IGI. 1 that he has this day disposed of his Store' in Leyen street, Naseby, to Louis Gray Tan> Chinese Storekeeper. In. retiring from business Mr. Harder desires to return thanks to his numerous friends for the liberal patroaage with which they have favored him since he has been in business in Naseby. ',.-■■ ■.-,.....- , JAMES HARDER. ;, Naseby, Nov. 17, 1870. 10UIS GAT ; TAN, Haying puj- -«• chased the store lately in the occupation of Mr. James Harper, desires to inform his friends and the public that, in addition to the Chinese Goods hitherto kept in stock by him, it is! his intention hereafter to deal in European |; goods also. L. G. T. hopes to secure some share of the patronage, so liberally, bestowed upoahis predecessor. ... LOUIS GAY TAN. ing neighborhood'that he has now a Eirst-ratu . ; PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST from Duhedin.in liis employ. ;. : PORTRAITS TAKEN ; '■" In the Eirst Style of the Art. JjEOEEBSOB, SANDS is still in.his : ; ' glory at his new Premises (adjoining Millar's Old Victorian HoteP, Leven street, where he hopes to meet with'his old friends as ! usual. Haircutting on scientific principles. Shaving and Shampooing not to be surpassed in the Colonies. ;£, GEORGE EATEN, Saddles, . and Hamtesjs Makes, begs to announce to the inhabitants of Naseby and surrounding districts that he has commenced Business as above in Earn street, and-hopes, by strict attention, combined with moderate charges, to meet with public patronage and support. Horses carefully fitted with ill kinds of Horse Appointments. Repairs neatly executed. Saddles,-Bridles, Whips, Spurs, &c, &0., ' -.;■■•:,-' ' always on hand. '■& EORGE RAVEN, j Eaen-steeet, Naseby, (Adjokring G-lenn's Belfast Store).