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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 268, 25 April 1874, Page 4

;'-'^': : v<l ; ---':-'-l^ r. E. EOWLATT, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, OFFICE: Next House but one to the Masonic Hall, DERWENT STREET, -NASEBY." *~i EOKGE ' X> A YEN, SADDLES and HARNESS MAJEEB E A BH - S T BE E T, A Large Stock on Hand to SE.LEC.T FROM. T - notice-: A; G-.8. MITCHELL haying • "taken the shop adjoining.Mr.,ii.'WT Busch's, Leven street,'" JNa.seby," is now,Vpre v pared to execute all orders 'in' HOSi) WORKe Horse Cloths, &c., &c, on the shotest notice Canvas on hand of the best Brands. Hose Work done at 6d. per.yard. -All-Work Guaranteed. I NOTICE. DWABD HOBSON begs tanotify 'to the public that he has Opened the Premises next the Empire as a . ' s - HAIRCUTTING AND SHAMPOOING ' SALOON. ; ' - Hours of Business, from-6 p.m. to. 9 p.m., Sunday excepted. - ' ■ WANTED ENOWN--3 PRICES EEDU.CED;. ' HUNGER'S NEAV: FAMILY 1 NOISELESS LOCKSTITCH •'- •'- SEWING M'ACHI N/E S . M. A, ALDRICH, • ■ Age>*t, Pbinces-stbeet, Dunedin. To meet the requirementso f Customerswho find a difficulty in paying'the. full amount at" once, Mns. Aldeich has adopted a method of , time paj ment to suit them. ■ -, RA I L W A Y., P„0 -U..N D; RY' " '. . GBEAT KIirG'STBEET; DtTNEDIN.' - All Kin as of' Castings 'in Iron- : a'nd Brass ' ~ x " '.. Stampers, " " ' '''•' : '• : : . ." ".' •' ,'v '< i: "'''ji/'j :c'; ; ' • Machinery, Cast-iron . , Sluice and Ripple Plates ;f Overshot,.- \ Breast, and .Undershot 'Water-:." -'• i - '-Wheels".- ;: -'' -- -"" '*-■ ' . Steam Engines Made and Repaired."!. ' * # *# Castings supplied for all kinds of Reaping; Thrashing, and-Horsepower- ■ si' " Machines. : '. ■> '- -^ Furnace Bars,' Fire-proof < doors'and Safes' , r ULCANv . -~i GEEA.TKING"STEEET,rDimEI)IN';" ■ KINCAID, M'QTJEEN AND CO.', '.MLLLWBIGHTS,' rOUNDEKS,' BLACK- ' ~ ; S.MITHS, &C,. ->'"■!"-;' ' ~ All <Kinds,' of Castings' in, Brass; anchlron/-' . -Steam Engines-and Boilers Made and" j - V . •• and Kepaire'd., V/ ; ,", - Ovefshotj Breast,''and Turbine 'Wate'rwheels ;" iWo;;i«««i^.;. tj.';.- —;.-.._- —.j Winding* Gear. Cast-iron Sluice ahclßipple'Plates^SheetTrdn '- - Hopper'and Sluice -Plates' (punched ko^any* size of holes),") Gold Dredging y 1 Flour Tfrill Mn'pliinoTO ■ or.il | '"ing, J Threshing, Horse-power J • i' : Made'and Repaired. ._■->.•-~.i-< :£ ','•:;(■ j * Piping for". r ■ is the best in use, and cheaper than canvas, i i? B E 1 S J S El], ' . ' ."M •-. ■:..•; -,. j' lIAIIILmESSEII AND PEEEUMEE (By appointment, to H.R'.H." the Duke op Edinburgh, and his Excellency-toe'-' i ~ GOVKHNOB, and VOLUNTEERS.) j A'arm. Cold, and Showur'Baths^lwaysready.(Opposite tho Bank of New South Wales|)f. PkINOES -STREET, ' 7 3oot aub- JShoemakers. ~" r - j - rpHE BENDIGO BOOT ,&' SHOE - LEVEN 'STREET; NASEBY. JOHN ECCLES begs, to announce- to the Residents,' Miners, and others in. and t > around Naseby', that his large and well selected Stock 0f ' ■ ~ .. rv < BOOTS AND SHOES, suited for the requirements of ; the-district, is Roinplet3 in eveiy particular. - Excellent Workmanship, A Good finish, and a Neat "Fit .Guaranteed, on all Respoke Orders'. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS Made to Order, and finished in first-class style at the lowest remunerative rates. NOW ON' HAND— An excellent assortment of all kinds of Ladies'and Children's Fancy Boots. Large assortment to select from. ' - * Encourage the Legitimate Trade, and pay Ecci.es a visit. Good avd neat fit, excellent I material, and moderate prices -at the I BENDIGO BOOT AND SHOE SHOP: I Once at Eccles', Howhehe Else". '' j? . CONNER, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, KT. BATUANS. Hoots and Shoes ■ n:ade specially for Miners • l~ ' ' • and othevs. { A..Good Fit and Comfort able Wear GuaVantoed. Outside Orders punctjiully- attendee! to.