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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 267, 18 April 1874, Page 2

Qbazttteimzntß. riTJAND ART UNION, V-J in aid of the HARMONIUM and CHURCH OF ENGLAND BUILDING FUNDS. Among the Frizes mny be enumerated the following:— Handsome Electro-plated Tea Service • » - » Coffee Service '.,.; * French Marble Timepiece .;. Alabastecj. ~ „-. •. ■ t .• • Photographic Albums.; Stereoscope and Slides Writing Desks ...• Work "Boxes ' Field Glaßs A Large Number of Fine steel Engravings (framed) Illustrated and other Books Statuary And a Large and Valuable Collection of other Articles of Utility and Ornament. The Drawing will take place in the School Boom, St. JBathans, on 1 FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 15. The Winning Numbers will be Advertised in the 'Mount Ida Chronicle' of the 22nd May. . .... Ticket5............5s each, V .•'.'■'} i% A. J. DENNISTON,. - Hbni Sec. •EVE NI N G OLA 3S ES. •Whiting, Book'-Kee'ping, and Abithmetio. . Queenstown- Commercial Academy) begs to announce that he will open an Evening School on Monday, 20th ihstv 'Hours of' attendance, 7to 9. Ladies' superior angular hand taught. Private "lessons given, if re--quired. Arrangements may be; made with Mr Sproule, at the Royal Hotel. OUNT IDA iaOSPITAL.. INSCRIPTIONS AND DONATIONS BEOM JAN. 15 TO MABOH 31, 1874 : Ascboff, W 20s Davis ... , ..;,.. ,ss. Ohuinside, W 20s '' Gogarty, T... 21s '•' George, J ... , 10s \ Luks ... .;. 216 Nicholson, J '.los'; Nang Ah ... 2s 6 Ah Ping ... ■'■•'■[4a ■Simpson', G ,',,^2'Os';.V; Thomas, J ..." 21s Graham ... 20s St Patrick's Committee ... 27s Wilson, H ... 21s Plummer, W J 21s Total .'':;.'■ ■■';. Barclay,'Jas ; 10s Barclay, T "...,. 20s : Foster, T ...' 20s Grayson,'T... s 20s Lawer, R t ... ( 21s • Matthias.'. ... 40s ; ;Man Tim ...', 5s i Ne Ah... .... 2s fi Robertson, S 5s Shag Valley Station, per L Moore 21s Thomas/ G ... Sis Newman, W 21s Woodney, O 21s Yang Ah w ; 25,6 Bot'jrig, R ...' ■ss *. £23 18s 6d ST. BATHANS. Barron, P... 6s Jones, O .... 20s Fordham, J 20s Nicholson ... 5s Halley 5s Philips, J ... 20s Sweeney, R... 10s Scott, J ... 20s Sweeney, J... 5s Thurlow ... 10s Washer, B ... 21s Total ....;. £7 Is 0d v_ .E.T.GEORGE, "\ . Secretary. m 3£ HJORftING .... , .has just to hand a First-class ■: ' Assortment of COLONIAL-MADE CLOTHING, Manufactured to his order, and which he can recommend to his customers for FIT, FINISH, AND QUALITY, and as being suitable to the V 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 S^ITS; : MEN'S SILK MIXED SUITS MEN'S; FANCY AND COLONIAL TWEED GALATEA SUITS /J MEN'S SILK MIXED, BLUE DIAGONAL, AND FANCYT WEED PAGET COATS MEN'S SILK MIXED, FANCY, BLISS'S AND COLONIAL TWEED TROUSERS, AND SINGLE 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 BOYS' VELVETEEN, BLUE DIAGONAL, COLONIAL & FANCY TWEED KNICKERBOCKER SUITS BOYS' GARIBALDI SUITS MEN'S AND YOUTH'S UNDERCLOTHING WELL ASSORTED SHIRTS In Longcloth, Regatta, Spun Silk, Crape, Twill, Printed Wool and Union Flannols, Linen, Wincey, , Jean and Cotton. SCARFS, TIES, COLLARS, ' Braces and .Socks in all 'makes and styles Mon's Youths'and Hoys' ' OMD BOOT d ■ in'all: Qualities. . • ■/■■ ' ;3JO ;'o"'.T:"Sv:'■■■'. ■..■.-•• of every description Made on, the Premises.- "' From'., the iamouot'.,' of; encouragement- ■ reccivedin this department, and the great satisfaction given to his customers,'N. P. HjorringMias much pleasure in announcing that, when the necessary machinery arrives,he .intends starting, a;• . .;...■■"• .BOOT FACTORY.- : INSPECTION EESPEOTPOLLY SOLICITED N> Pi HJORRING, , DRAPOER, CLOTHIER, IMPORTER '. " '•. AND MAKER OF BOOTS',