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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 245, 14 November 1873, Page 7

Qhiszxtiszmzxds. f "ANTED, 100 MEN, for Mount • • Ida Head Race. Wages from 9s. to 10a. per day. Piece Work", may be had if preferred. Apply to E. Kirkwbod, on the Works. v"ANTED, Two SHEPHEBDS, for Shearing {ime. Apply, E. A. Chapman. /"ANTED, Immediately,; at the Maerewhenua, a SCHOOLMASTER.? Salary, £75 Government Grant, and Fees additional. - Apply Secretary School Committee, Maerewhenua. 'ASEBT BLIJD GE C HANNEL - WORKS, WAITED, THIRTY 3-HO,RSE TEAMS, to cart Stone from Q.uarry to Works. Thirty Shillings a-day given. The roads will be kept in good repair. Apply immediately at the Works. ASEBT SLUDGE CHANNEL * WOBKS. ONE HFNDRED MEN WANTED. Wages. 9s. per-day. No broken time. Apply immediately at the Works. SHEADING- will begin at SHag Valley Station on Tuesday, the 6th Januarv, 1874. FORTY SHEARERS will be wanted. Applications to be addressed to X. MOORE, Manager.

TOE, SALE, XIREti "BOSSES, DBAY,' HAIU - NESS, PLOUGH, HARROWS, and SWINGLE TREES,' GRINDSTONE and FRAMBI. . Apply to Wm. M'Credie, Sludge nhannel. SALE, at Kjeburii Diggings, ' a HALF SHAREin WATER RACE and CLAIM, DAMS, &c. Also, GOOD HOUSE and GARDEN". For particulars apply to Mr. John Bremner, Naseby. FOR PRIV4.TE SALE. IHE WELL-KNQWN. : and Ad- - vantageously situated HOTEL, known as the ." Welcome Inn," with commodious Stable and Outhouses complete. The Hotel stands in one acre of ground, securely fenced and under crop. Immediate occupa|3m can be given. Also. One-Third SHARE in Race, known as Connelly's Race, out of Speck Gully. For further particulars apply on the ground, or to Messrs. M. Brookes and R. Aitken, of Nas'oby. • : n OTies. .'•■•■■■ ' OTICE IS ITEEEBY GIVEN - .that the Partnership hitherto existing between John. Farmer, John Green, John Creighton, and Joseph. Creighton, contracting under the name or style of Farmer and Co., has been this day DISSOLVED by mutual consent. All Claims against the late company will be paid by John and Joseph Creighton, who will continue to carry on the Sludge Channel Works under the style of John and Joseph Creighton. Djated this fifth day of November, one thousUnd eight hundred and seventy-

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