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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 239, 3 October 1873, Page 4

JOHN DILLON, Tailor, Draper, and Ladies' HaMtmaker, LEVEE" STREET, NASEBI ' (Next door to Hjorring''sJ. J. DILLON begs to announce that lie has Removed to larger aud more suitable Premises (adjoining lljorring's), where the trade will be conducted in all its branches as heretofore. First-class STOCK OJ? TWEEDS on view, of fashionable patterns. Orders executed with taste and promptitude. Note the Address— JOHN DILLON,TAIIOE AND DBAPEB, Leven Street, Naseby. NO TICE. MR. W. L. BAILEY, Mining Agent, Naseby, is Authorised to Keceive and Recover all,. Debts due to the late Firm of M'FADYF.N" AND CO., to 31st Ju'y last, and his Eeceipt will be a sufficient d.scharge for the same. A. M'FADYEN AND CO.; Naseby, 18th Sept., 1873. NOTICE. EDWAED HOBSON begs to notify to the public that he has Opened the Premises next the Empire as a HAIJR.C CITING- AND SHAMPOOING SALOON. Hours of Business, from 0 pm. to 9 p.m., Sunday excepted. •SOIIiEE, ; in connection .with the

CHURCH OP ENGLAND, Will be held in the Masonic Hall, Naseby; an i WEDNESDAY THE 15th TNST. Tea on the Tables at 6.30 p.m. Tickets, 3s; each, to be obtained from 'j e stores, &c. G. F. ROWLATT, Hon. Sec. Church of England Com GAK DEN ARDEN'SEEDS.:| ety, and of GATIDKN SEEDS I every descripARDEN SEEDS j tion. • seed potatoes, Ashleaf, Kidney, and Derwents. L. W. BUSCH, Leven Street. » ' ■ NOIIHE TQ OWNERS OP CATTLE, HORSES AND DOGS. AS the LAM3ING- SEASON is now on, all persons are hereby Warned not to go over the Kyeburn Run in pursuit of cattle or horses, or with dogs, disturbing the sheep: Any Person found so Trespas ing, during the present or next month, without first obtaining permission from the Undersigned, will be Prosecuted for Trespass and Damages. Dairymen and others having Milk Cows or Horses in constant use are requested to keep them as near as possible to their respective homes during the time specified. , The shepherc s have been instructed to inform against trespasses. W. & J. SANDERS. AN C Y OAZAAE, A EANCY BAZAAR will be held about the end of December, or beginning of January, 1874, to assist in Liquidatiug the Debt on the "Presbyterian Church, Naseby. Particulars in future advertisements.

NOT! C i£. JOHN MORRISON, OA-kpeeteb, and Builder, begs to notify to the public of Naseby and surrounding diotric;, that he h?s this day taken into Partnership' ' JJETLE I*'. LANGMAAK, and that in future the business will be carried on under the style of MOKEISON AND LAiSGMAAIC, Carpenters. Builders, Timber Merchants, and Ironmongers, in the Premises Corner of Leren and Earn Streets. In thus entering into Partnership, M & L. would respectfully solicit a share of 'public patronage and support, and from their long residence iu Ua6eby, and their knowledge ot* the requirements of the Gold fields, they feel convinced that the'utmost satisfaction will be given. FUNJEHAIi ITKDJ2IITAKEB3.