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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 141, 10 November 1871, Page 8

Butchera._ , "ALTER "TNDER, CATTLE DEALER, AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHER, NASEBY, Mount Ida. Ten per cent. Discount allowed on Cash and Monthly Accounts. ••;• "" EDUCTION in Price of MEAT! DIGGERS' BUTCHERY, Next ,01d Victorian Hotel, Leven Street. j BEEF AND MUTTON Sold Wholesale and Retail at Lowest Prices-. R. FRANCIS. N.B.—Ten Per Cent. Discount allowed on Cash and Monthly Accounts. HE MOUNT IDA BUTCHERY. C. de Lautoue Proprietor. (Late R. W. Botting.) REDUCTION IN PRICE OF MEAT! |ln future the Prices will be for' Mutton, 3d to 4d per lb Roast Beef, 6d Boiling Beef, 4d to 5d Steaks, 8d per lb. The per centage of 2s. in the £ for cash and monthly accouuts will be allowed as usual. ,HE WEST END BUTCHERY ESTABLISHMENT, (Neabht Opposite the Masonic Haix). ; VICKERY & ROBERTSON...Peopeiktoes. The Proprietor, in Opening hj« new Premises, desires to inform the residents of the West End and the public of Naseby, that in supplying a much-felt want in that part of the town, namely, a First-class RETAIL BUTCHERY, he trusts that he will be supported and encouraged.

Boot and Shoemakers. HE BENDIGO BOOT & SHOE SHOP, LEVEN STREET, NASEBY. JOHN ECCLES begs to announce to the Residents, Miners, and others in and around Naseby, that his large and well selected Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, suited for the requirements of the district, is complete in every particular. Excellent "Workmanship, A Good finish, and a Neat Eit Guaranteed, on all Bespoke Orders. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS* Made to Order, and finished in first-class style, , at the lowest remunerative rates. , O OTS AND SHOES. W. J. RUNDLE, Boot and Shoemakxb, Leven Street, Naseby, begs ta intimate that he has on hand Boots and Shoes of his own make, warranted strong and suited for the miner. COLONIAL BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, LEVEN STREET, NASEBY. Booksellers and Stationers. FECIAL NOTICE. The undersigned begs to intimate to his numerous Customers and friends that he has just received his first instalment of Yearly Volumes for 1870, comprising:—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 i Annual; also a very large assortment of Books by popular authors. Inspection respeetfully invited. WILLIAM BAIRD, Bookseller, Stationer, and Printer, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN.