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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume III, Issue 189, 11 October 1872, Page 4

Miscellaneous.Advertiseinents. SALE, Cheap, at Hamiltons, a Large IRON STORE, with Sittings complete. Also, a quantity of Building Materials, Fencing", &c. Apply to J. R. Bremner and Co., Hamiltons, or J. and R. Bremner, Naseby. BANK NOTICE. THURSDAY Next, the 17th inst., the Banks will be CLOSED at Half-past Kleven (11.30). BAZAAR! BAZAAR! rjpHE FANCY BAZAAIt, in aid of *- the Funds for Erecting an English Church at Nnseby will be held at the "Masonic Hall 011 the Bth and 9th November next. Donations are solicited, especially from the ladies of t.lu» district, and can be forwarded to Messrs. inder ancl Nevvmarch, or to y 11ENR1' COVVPKR, Secretary. FOR SALE. NE-TITIRD SIIAEE in a Water Race and Claim, situated at Fullarton's. For further particulars app'y to P. A. Connolly. Naseby, or to John Palmer, Surface Hill, Fullarton's, near Hyde. Oct. 6, 1872. N O T ICE. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the Union Church on Monday the 21»t October at 9 p.m., . for the . purpose of Electing a Union Churcli Committee. Each Denomination to be represented according to original rules. By Order of the Trustees. M. MOUNT IDA HOSPITAL. TENDERS are invited for the Erection of a Foot Bridge from end of M'lntosh and Party's race to the sod wall. of the Dead Level Byewash. Dimensions and material to be the same as those of the bridge recently erected over the Dead Level ditch, on road to the Hospital. For particulars as to site apply to Wardsman, at Hospital. Tenders to be sent in to H. C. Hertslet, Secretary, Sub-Committee, not later than 12 noon, 17th inst. Neither the highest, lowest, or any tender necessarily accepted. Naseby, Oct. 10,1872. J. DILLON, Tailor, hosier, & draper, I/EVEN STREET, NASEBY. J. DILLON has much pleasure in informing his numerous friends in Naseby and surrounding districts, that he has commenced business on his own account in those premises in Leven street, adjoiningthe Empire Hotel, and trusts, through attention to business, and charging moderate rates, to meet with patronage and support. ladies' habit maker. Orders left with Mr. W. M'Connochie, St. Bathans, will receive prompt attention. T) O TAT O E fcf JL AND GAED E N SEE DS, . In great variety, AT B R OWN AN I) SU IT H'S. 32 r/; / ELEGANT, CHASTE AJH A ' AND . I CHEAP. y 5 ( AT BROWN AND SMITH'S -o £