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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 117, 26 May 1871, Page 8

Butchers. r "ALTEK TNDEK, CATTLE DEALER, AND WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL BUTCHER, NASEBY, Mount Ida. Ten per cent. Discount allowed on Cash and Monthly Accounts. EDUCTION in Price of MEAT! DIGGERS' BUTCHERY, Next Old Victorian Hotel, Leven Street. BEEF AND MUTTON Sold Wholesale and Retail at Lowest Prices. "R. FRANCIS. N.B.—Ten Per Cent. Discount allowed on Cash and Monthly Accounts. rpiJE MOUNT IDA BUTCHERY. C. de Lautoor Proprietor. (Late R. W. Rotting.) Ten per cenc. Discount allowed on Cash and Monthly Accounts. Boot and Shoemakers. JOHN ECCLES, OOT AND SHOEMAKER, NASEBY, MOUNT IDA. Well Selected Stock of English and Colonial Boots always on hand. CHARLES PESCIO. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. M~\i CHANLKSPE ClO, 0 VJL BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, JX has much pleasure in informing the r** Miners and the publiogenerally i hat trf he inton Is Opening, in a few days, 32 those premises in Leven streit, rj£ ~ lately occupied by Mr. R. .Strong. M -q Watchmaker. Boots iind Shoes 2 X made on the premises suited to the >. Q requirements of the District. Mr. Q Q C. P. desires-to state that, having considerable Colonial experience in the trade, lie is prepared to execute work of the finest description. Ladies' Boots made to Order. CHATtLES PESCIO. Blacksmiths. JOHN SIEPiIKNS, (successor to alexandKit campbell) FARRIER,, AND /~\ENERA L BLA C K SMITH , (Opposite M'Donald's Store) NASEBY, MOUNT IDA. N.B. —Horse Shoes Made on the Premises. H. PARRY JONES, INERAL BLACKSMITH, (Next the Victoria Bakery) Nasebt ETER LAW", Blacksmith, beg* to inform his numerous friends and the public in the Mount Ida District, that lie has commenced business at the foot of Leven street, Naseby, where he hopes to meet with support and patronage. Horseshoeing and Gen* ral Jobbing done at current rates. Booksellers and Stationers. SPECIAL NOTICE. The undersigned begs to intimate to his numerous Customers and friends that he has just received his first instalment of Ye.'irly. Volumes for 1870. to uprising:—Leisure Hour, Sunday at' Home, Good Words, Sunday Magazine, Sword and Trowel (edited by Spurgeon), Chatterbox, Children's Friend, Infants' Magazine, Temperance Adviser, British Workman, Band of Hope, Children's Treasury, Routledge's Boys' Annual, Beaton's Annual, Tom Hood's Comic Annual; also a very large assortment of Books by popular authors. Inspection respectfully invited. WILLIAM BATED, Bookseller, Stationer, and Printer, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN AND MITCHELL, Stationeks, Account Book Manufacturers, Engravers, Lithographers, and -Printers, Pbinces street JNobth, PUNEDIN,