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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 98, 30 December 1870, Page 4

•!■::='■ B;atehei:s. - ":< :> ALTER TNlSfcff, f ' ' ; " JL "■':■■*■; u^[CATTLE' DEALER AND WHOLESALE 'AISTD BUTCHEE, ; A ','■'■', '"'•' ' NASEBY, Mount Id'a;."'v ! ' .! N'.'.:... ;Ten per cent. Discount allowed on' Cash and Moritlily Accounts. """' '"'""*'' *P"/! ' ''' EDUCTION in Price of J^IEAT;!: ■.*■•• . -■•> x ■%• ._;■'?.,-F ;■- ;-. „■■;. . ; '''■■'■„ DIOGHEES' i Next Old'-Victorian Hotel,^Leyen"^treet. ■. ,/,.. ~: . .. .B^EE-A^p-MUTTpasr, V ; ..,; ; , ; -; Sold Wholesale and Eetail at Lowest Prices. >! e. !f e. a n v, c 'i"-:U. ?j ' N.8.-—Ten Per Cent. Discount aUqwed, on Cash, and Monthly Accounts. ' V '.' ' ' HE MPUNT IDA BUTCHEEY. ■'**.'.•■:' -; "■■ ''■s■' - >!' f fff'■■'.<" '■■'.■'i'-: ! '-. '■'. C. de Lautotjh ..."... Proprietor. (Late^^ Ten per cent. Discount allowed on Cash- aucl ;'"'. •'MonthlyAccounts.- V, 'f -i^Boot and Shoenisljers. -;..,.,;:• ~ JOHN .■■:■>>-p. 0pT.,.. AND -,fsEC(pMAKEE, \VeH Selected Stock of English and Colonial Boots always oh"Band. '/; '.^ QHAELES "-.PEjSg IQ, j : r PEELIMINAEY. NOTICE;' CHAELES pSCTO," <£ r _L BOOT AND SHOeVaKEE, -H' t 6 " has much pleasure in informing the X^ g Miners and the publicgenerally that - <&\ r-I- -.Tift lnt.P.nfls OnfiniTior in'' a/i'hvv ciatra C?. qq those premises in; JLeven street, qq ; : 'tj lately occupied by "Mr/EJ'Strong, .V Boots' and Shoes S Gc : made on the premises suited to the cc ■■ Q- requirements of the District. ■' Mr. .Q O.C. P. desires to state v tli'a ; t r having q< ".'...v. considerable Colonial experience in the trade, he is prepared J to execute work of the finest description. V Ladies' Boots made to Order. ' : ■ CHARLES PESOmv " Blacksmith's,, ; : ALEXANDEE CAMPBELL/ ' BjAgKSMiiTH:, (Opposite M'Donald's §tore) : * M-tfMT'.IDA. N-B.—Horse: Shoes Made on the Premises. ;H.PAEEY JONES., (Next the Victoria Bakery) ;; f / • •» '" '' ; JEIEK, LAW, begs _ ; to ihform his. numerous frieiids aiidthe public in the Mount.lda District, that he has commenced business "at the foot of Leven street, Naseby, where he hopes to meet'with support and patronage. \ '""'•* • Horseshoeing and general Jobbing'done at current rates'." Ppofcsellers and Stationers. i P E N OTIC E. The undersigned begs to intimate to his mimerous Customers andiriends,that he'has just received his. first instalment of Yearly Volumes for 1869, comprising :-r-Leisure Hour, Sunday at'-Home,' G-ood Words, -Sunday Magazine,' Sword and Trowel (edited by Spurgeoh), Chatterboxj Children's Eriencl, Infants'' Magazihe, Temperance Adviser, British' Wdrkman, "Band : of Hope, Cliildren's Treasury, Ebutledge's Boys' Annual)'Beatoh's Annual, Tom Hood's Comic "Annual •'. also a yery, large assortment of Books by popular authors!- ..->.-... .-. Inspection respectfully invited. Bookseller, Stationer, and, Printer, (S- EOE G- E ST EEE T, ' D TIN ED IN OSEGRJS«pN A.ND MtCHELL, iSTATioisrEEs, AccoxmT Book Manti- : ■ : ,*' -."V -;' iFACTTTEEES, '''\" :: . Engravers, Lithographers, " and Printers, «.: '-Pbinges steeet Nobt H, -r-V--' .. . , ■'"•". O B B A -N T>. C O . VS." , > Telegraph Lines of : 7 : MAIL COACHES:" - ! John' GiiipiiN and C0... '. .'.;......; 1': Pr0priet0r. " ; COBB 1 AND CO;*S COACH aV Naseby; from 'Dunedin, every Tuesday and-. Saturday at 9 a.m.; from Dunstaii every Mbn" day and Eriday'at 3 p.m.