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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 164, 26 April 1872, Page 1

Is. P. Hjorring's Advertisement. WINTER GOODS (LATE HJORRING AND MILLAR) NASEBY, . In thanking the Public for the liberal patronage hitherto awarded him, respectfully intimates that he has Opened a Magnificent Stock of General Drapery (Suitable to the Season) which will be offered at a Low Price to Ensure A SPEEDS. CLEARANCE! SILKS AND NEW DRESS MATERIAL WIDGETS 7 WINCEYS j LADIES' AND ) CHILDRENS JACKETS j LADIES' AND CKIL- 1 ummaaanm Black and Colored. A Splendid Selection of Goods in all the .New Shades and Stuffs. Great Variety, in Aberdeen, Super* Saxony, and All-wool. _ln Silk, Cloth, and Velveteen Costumes and Mantles.

Ladies' New Wool Jackets, Tippets, Necklets Crossovers, and (Meretts. SWISHING [ Ticks, Quilts, Eugs, Blanket 8 ' DEPARTMENT. j Carpets? Matting, Ic. MENS READY-MADE } Stock very Large, and well-assorted witb CLOTHING S New and Seasonal ftn«<3*. New and Seasonable Good*. Inverness Capes and Waterproofs, Men's Underclothing. BOOT DEPARTMENT. Consists of extra good Selection of Men's Youth's and Boy's, Women's and Children's Boots. Gum Boots, Thigh and Knee, Hayward's and North British. BESPOKE BOOT DEPARTMENT. NOTE— Boots of every description made on the Premises. For Neatness and Durability not to be surpassed in the Colony. N. P. H JORRING,

Draper, Clothier, Importer & Maker of Boots. Hotels. MPEEIAL HO TEL JPrinces steeet, South, * <' : .1 '.' DUNEDLN. Having taken the above Hotel, I beg to intimate to my old friends, and the public genev' - - jr ».- -- ——— Accommodation to Boarders, Private Families, and Travellers at Moderate Charges. Very Superior Accommodation for Wedding Parties, &c, &c. First-Class Stabling. Miscellaneous Advertisements. T H Hotel Broker, Professional Valuator, and General Business Agent, MACLAGGAN STREET (Opposite Police Court) *" DUNEDIN. i in connection with this Office, through which Employees are engaged for all partg of the Province. NOTICE. and after this date ' Eweburn Run, ring Dogs, 7 amongst Horses, Buggies, and Carriage W. H. 1