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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 255, 23 January 1874, Page 1

JOHN J. SMITH Proprietor. ■, Mb. Smith begs to intimate to his numerous mining friends and others that he has taken these,well-known premises (lately occupied by, Mrs. Rogers), where he trusts to. meet withthat'patronage so liberally bestowed on his predecessor. Aleß, 'Beers and Spirits of the Best '- Brands. Dunville's case Whiskey always on the, ■ ■ counter. Opposite M'Donald's Store. . SHAMROCK HOTEL: J". M'G-REGOK has how opened • , this well-known' Hotel,' so long known under the able superintendence of Mr. Gallagher', v." Stabling and hotel accommodation unsuroassed. ■ ' • ~ MAEREWHENIJA DIGGINGS. J_ " ■ MAEBEWHEHT7A. ■ . i ■ -. t i Miners, Travellers, and others, will receive, at this well-known Hotel, - GOOD ACCOMMODATION And ' • '-. - MAEREWHENUA DIGGING 3 Wines, Spirits, and Liqueurs of the Best ' ~ Brands. 'G - -'' ocabling.' Horses strictly attended to. E.G. begs also to notify that he has, in connection* with the above business, a General Store, Biitchery, and Bakery. Also, Timber and Galvanised Iron always on -hand. >' e Main Dunstan BsmMM£^i&&!&Mw&gmi "AMES. GOLDEN FLEECE BOT.KL, WAIKOUAITI. . ingjjrjfc JjdJfcJ^ v« ■ None but the Finest Brands • of Wines, Ales, J. • GKEEK AND CO. mm painters. Tjl TOOTELL -_IJ • - Mount Ida. Writer, Painter, Glazier, and Paperhanger. Dealer in all kinds of Window Glass. Paperhangings in-great variety; White Leac Oil-Colors, Tarnishes, Turpentine, Brushes, French Polish, and every other articl in the trade N.B.—F. T. purchases goods for cash froi the largest importers, and is able to offer thee for an.lo at Dunedin prices.