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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 264, 28 March 1874, Page 2

• Sales bg SATURDAY, MARCH 28th, 1873, At 7 p. Mi I" ',ND Ell A Nil G- EOTi G E JL ■ have received instructions, from Mr Nicholas to Sell by Public Auction, in tie Victoria Hall, on Saturday, 2Stb March, at 7 p.m., VALUABLE MINING PROPERTY, Consisting of Head Race known as Reed ."•• ' and Go. 's (the face is seven miles long); also, one very superior built Dam, situated in Coalpit Gully, and a secured site for another. The Auctioneers beg to call particular attention to the sale of the above, as so eligible an opportunity to purchase really valuable mining property i 3 seldom in the market. fjttblit V.otius milß UNDERSIGNED having X Bought' the STOCK-Ttf-TRADE and GOOD-WILL of the Business lately carried oh by M'Fadyen and Jarvis, Bakers, of Noseby, begs to intimate that it is his intention to OA RRY ON the BAKERY in such a manner us to merit a continuance of the patronage previously bestowed. RCBERT GLENN. Families Supplied throughout the District. NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT. "lIvTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN -L % that Alexander M'Fadyen and Alexander Jabtts have Assigned their Estate to Mr. Robert Glenn, for the Benefit of their Creditors j and that Mr. John M*Donald i* authorised to Collect all Accounts due to the above Alexander M'Fadyen and Alexander Jarvis. Dated 12th March, 1874ROBERT GLENN, Trustee. N. P. HJORRING hns just to hand a Fi-sfc-class Assortment of COLONIAL-MADE CLOTHING, jxlanulactured to his order, and which he can recommend to his customers for PIT, FINISH, AND QUALITY, and aB suitable to the district. These Goods are far superior to English Manufactured Clothing. , A REGULAR SUPPLY will always be kept in Stock. MEN'S BLACK CLOTH DRESS SUiTS MEN'S BLACK CLOTH SAC SUITS MEN'S SILK MIXED SUITS MEN'S* FANCY AND COLONIAL TWEED GALATEA SUITS MEN'S SILK MIXED, BLUE DIAGONAL, AND FANCY TWEED PAGET COATS MEN'S SILK MTXED. FANCY, BLISS'S AND COLONIA-L TWEED TROUSERS, AND SIXGLE AND DOUBLE-BREASTED VESTS MEN'S DOESKIN, SADDLE, BLISS, AND COLONIAL TWEED TROUSERS YOUTHS' GALATEA, LEOPOLD, AND ALBERT SUITS BOYS'GALATEA, ALBERT, AND LEOPOLD SUITS BOV.S' VELVETEEN, BLUE DIAGONAL, COLONIAL & FANCY TWEED KNICKERBOCKER SUITS BOYS' GARIBALDI SUITS MEN'S AND YOUTH'S UNDERCLOTHING—WELL ASSORTED SHIRTS ;oloth, Regatta, Spun I 1 will, Print* d Wool and Union Flannels, Wincey, Jean and Cotton. SCARFS, TIES, COLLARS, Braces and Socles in all makes and styles Men'B Youths' and Boys' IMPORTED BOOT d in all Qualities. BOOTS of every description Made on the Premises. &£5" From the amount of encouragement received in this department., and the great satisfaction given to his customers, N. P. Ujorring has much plriwure ii announcing that, when the necessary machinery ar-?ves, uo intends storting a BOOT FACTORY, INSPECTION RESPEOTFfTLLY S LICITED N. P. HJORRING, DRAPER, CLOTHIER, IMPORTER AND MAKER OF BOOTS. JOHN DILLON, .■■• Tailor,. Draper, and Ladies' Hubitmaker, LEVIfIN STREET, KASEBI (Next door to Jljowing's}. J. DILLON begs tn ann/ftin'oe-ihat. he has Unmoved to lurgetf.'aridniore eu'table Premises (adjoining tfjorwng's), where thr trade will be mn« vii cfcod in all its branches as lior«-tor K re. First-daws STOCK OF TWEEDS on view, of fashionable patterns. Orders executed with tastp and pi'omplifcudo. Notb tub Adbhrsh— JOHN'DILLON,