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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 104, 10 February 1871, Page 4

Buteiiers. 'ALTER. TKDER, Cattle dealer, and wholesale ;and retail butcher, /':.•■_;;;;," : ; : ' naseey, J - . ,-'" Mount'lda. ; ' r T«?n per cent. Discount allowed cm Cash, ; and Monbhly Accounts. ' i * O EDUCTION in Price of MEAT ! DIGGERS' BUTCHERY/ Next Old Victorian Hotel, Leven Street. ; • iBEEE AND MUTTON ; '. Sold Wholesale and Retail at- Lowest Prices. , ;^ %;,;,:,;5.'.b : .a/"'N c; i~~s, /., h N.B.—Ten Per Cent! Discount 'allowed" on Gash and Monthly Accounts. - ij ; 'r :; ' '■' • ■'" HE"WUNT.'IDA BUTCHERY; •?"C. v de Lautour '... .:: Proprietor; "' ;■■--:■ •';•' (Late-R. W.-Botting.) ' - Ten per-cent. Discount r allb wed on-' Cash aud ,'-ij], MotilhlyAccounts. . ..' ; ; \ ■.-., •. ''<■> {Boot and Shoemakers,; -j i-c , i ; ; John eccles, ■ '■■ < ' i - : 6<3t anb shoemaker '" AsEBX,MOUNT-h)A. Well Selected Stock of English and Colonial * Boots always on hand. I. J »;C LIAELES - PESGIO. . ■,.,'.'

; ;. ,-■ PRELIMINARY NOTICE. yrs ch a j&es pescio, ; Jill i ■ BOOT AKD. SHOEMAKEH, ; has much pleasure'in informing the Miners and the public generally that : he intends Opening, in ; a few>days, those ; in Leren street, lately occupied by Mr. R. -Strong, r atchmakei' % Boots and Shoes' made on the premises suited to the fequiru'n'unit'B'pf the' District. Mr. , Gl"]?: desires to-state that, having ' considerable '.Colonial experience, in the ; trade, he is prepared to execute. ' work of description; ' | '. t £{ Jjadi.es' Boots made to .Order. , y 11. eaAftLES. EESGiaIiV, ~■,,-.- ,'jJx n ,Biacl£snii^s ?;o , ~.,:J ■:.::- . v..~-.V.:v^- r JAARRIER, liP! ■■: >..= ''iCljfe&TStt&l* nBEAQKSMXTM,, "-•"." tji!t(Opposite.McDonald V Store) ' , ~,. N.Bi—Horse'. Shoes- Made oh the 1 Premises.-' "-■'■ .*^Jrittr^Aßß^'"j : . : . E -N-E SAL GBLACKSMiTTt/ '-.'•'■ ■ , .. (Next the Victoria Bakery) ••' h' ■ ~*' is - >;": v . • i -' i iri^T ; :;! ;- v .-.:^?''' :L ' : ''' V. _ EviES^LA^hßlacksmith, begs ; | _ • ;to inform his. numerous .friends snd th " public ;^the(Mount Ida District, that he. has ; commenced business' at the foot of Leven street, Naseby, where" he hope's to meet .with support .andpatronage.' : - ' -' >" - -*• ... ; ; o:iSu:;° •:.-•-: . ;.;.. .-■■■■ ■•■■,., ■■-■ <\ Horseshoeing and General Jobbing .'done at. ~/;!/. .'; current.rates.-: c / • r ~.L i Booksellers and Stationers. J Bf°E-e I A £ ; N0 J T^P-'G^EV-i..-.: .''l'henuidersigued begs-tb intimate -to ; his nu--< •froerous-Customers and-fri'ends thathhe hasijust f recfeivedlhisifirst instalmentof^XearljVolumes: "toy Hour,,Sunday 4 jiti Hpmel jjfopd Words," Sunday 'Magazine^* 1 rand/Trowel (editetlbySpvu'gb6n),l)hat- C ' \terboi; Children's Friendy Infants' Magazine^' Temperance Adviser,-British Workman,., Bind.' of Hope;. Children's Treasury^Routledge's/Bpys' -,• Anniialj Beaton's Annual, JL'om Hood's Comic, Annual.; also a. very large assortment" of Books ' 'by popular authors... '''" ' .;'' '" ' ! \- * ;

„„ ;;. L Inspection xeßpectfully inyi,teq, ; ,, ~Bookseller, Stationer,'aaid'Prmter,. ) ; .'_ .p ej^baj; K^iy; T, J) UN ED.IN "•yTImoNEKs, A'oeauNT* sjb6k, M^u\; ■* U -J' y^^^ RS {' "■' '■■■ L "■'.''.-:',*: LitliograpiTiersV -. and" Trinlcra;/ j ' l " ' •■PBIKCJJS STREET NdETH, • • -'' : -^ /i..-v'-t •''■■' ll ' i r >-y--- '«■■- ■■■ ;: , ;: "'j. j :Telegraph "linea of ,-.-rv. :":'•;-) 1 -i R6 '■? '-A.L M-AIL COA,C HES;. '\r , JowNiXi!MAKtiK.Aio) Gol..:..s..v.. :■>,.d. Proprietor. '■] rOOBH;AJSI) ; 00/Sj COACJH Arrive? at fromi Paneclin, Tuesday and Saturday at a.m.;'from'Diinstan" 1 clay "and Friday at 3 p.m. : '