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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 125, 21 July 1871, Page 2

Cordial Manufacturers. , B. HALL, CTE DI AL, LT QU EU E CRATED WATER MANUFACTURER NASEBY. Builders, Ironmongers, &c. OHN MOEEISON, Builder, HOGBTJEN, MOUNT IDA, Has always on hand Timber suitable for Building, Mining, and other purposes. Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, &c. Galvanised •Iron and Zinc. Painted and Black Sheet Iron—all guages. Ridge Capping, Spouting, &c. GrEKEBAL hOIMOITBEET, Funeral Undertaker. JOSEPH GASON, CARPENTER AND BUILDER, Dealer in every Description of BUILDING MATERIALS, EONMONGEEY, GLASS, China, Tinware, Window Glass, Oil Paints, Colors, Paperhangings in endless variety, from 6d. per piece. N.B.—Companies supplied with Timber, in quantities, at greatly Reduced Prices. ' NASEBY AND KYEBURN. DUNSTAN CREEK TIMBER YARD, St. Bathans. WHEELEE, Timber Merchant, Carpenter,, and Builder. All kinds of Building Materials, Miners' Tools* Ironmongery, Paperhangings, &c, on hand.

Bakers, &c riCTOEI A BAI'BBT. G. PROVAN - - Peopbietoe. (Successor to H. Nokes.) Bread of the Finest Quality delivered to &U parts of the Hogburn at lowest remunerative profit. . Accounts Rendered Monthly. AIT KEN, UNION BAKERY & GENERAL STORE, Naseby, ;mottnt IDA Dining Booms. .' TH E " LETEN STEEET/IfASEBT. ..\ F. TOOTELL begs to inform his Mining Friends in and around Naseby, that he has Opened these spacious premises as - * DINING- ROOMS. Every attention paid to Visitors. G-ood and Substantial Meals at all Hours for One Shilling and Sixpence! Residents and Strangers invited to call and judge for themselves. Board and Accommodation, 225. 6d. per week. Jellies, Blacmange, and Pastries, of every description supplied to Parties and Families. Hairdressers. NOTICE OE REMOVAL, From Rattray street to Princes street on and after 30th day of Sept., 1870. E. BEISSEL, AIEDEESSEE & PEEEUMEE, (By appointment to H.R.H. the Duke or Edikbuege and His Excellency the GrOVEBNOE, and VOLTTNTEEES) Begs to notify to his friends and the public, that lie has taken those central premises in Princes street (opposite the Bank of NewSouth Wales) and next door to Mr. Greorge Young, watchmaker, his old premises in Rattray street being totally unfit for carrying on his business any longer with comfort to his üßtomers.