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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 285, 21 August 1874, Page 4

lILE , B ALL AKA T HOTIiL, NASEBY. B- STEWART ■-.," PROPRIETOR. r This Hotpl, situuted at the junction of Der-weht-street and the main Dunstan Road, offers superior inducements tostravellei's and others, who desires Comfort, Quietness and Attention. ; '■';:.■:'■ ■ Good; Stabling Attached, t^ The,best,,descriptions -of, Beers,-Wines and .-. :■'..''<■ ■ kept. : ; ; ; ' mH E fULCA N HOT EL, -i- ST. ' EATHANS. l ' ' S. HANGER Proprietor.Travel]prs -will find every attention,given them at this Hotel. ' ' ' Good' Brands of Spirits, Wines, and Beers, kept. Blacksmith's Forge adjoining the premises. SUPERIOR STABLING, I "'Horses carefully attended to. . .i. ...... DIRECT, ROUTE TO THE MAEREWHENTJA' DIGGING-3 >ASS' HOTEL, KTEBUEN Mrs. E. Geobge ' - ' - - 'Proprietor. < <■ ,'■•), , ~ i . -■ . .fv Wirieß,' ' Spirits/ and Liqueurs of the Best ■»' ' i Ji 'Brands, i: .\ • * ' 1 G-6od S cabling.'- Horses strictly attended to. > Mrs. E: G. begs.to notify that she has, in connection'with the above business, a General Store, Butchery, and Bakery. ..i«. .7 .•GOLDEN/';FLEECE IiOTJ'.L;;' ■. ' >''•• < WAIKOUAIT7", . :■- \ ' N. II O T P, L, J . '■■ ■'.. ■• :, > > ' Rattbay Street, Dunedin. A. t LAWRENCE ..!'..: ... '■' Proprietor. "'J i■' ' •>' ,•'... '-■ . '..: . v':;r . First-Class Accommodation for* Boarders and •■ r' ■ ' >■ ■ Families. , -, ' fi'j'; '/;( t- i :;,!, {.. ' ' ' ■>' ' f ,' . Board, with Single Bedrooms, 25s.,per week. None but the Finest Brands of Wines, Ales, , ~ and/Spirits kept. ' , gUHtnsntiiljs. " .' ' -rt'HEAT lIOESESHOEING-. ; REDUCTION- TO MEET THE .TIMES. Horseshoeiugand General Blacksmith Work 'Uxecuted in .a workmanlike manner, and a Rates, in; Smithy,adjoiningjyictoria \ |W . ," HORSESHOEING'. '. 9S. AND IIS ; ;PEH SET. ALEX./PEARSO ( £ i *** JA'MES STEAD MA'N'wants' histoid, ''supporters to know' that' his' : Pr'iees. I defy competition. ' ■ y ■_..'•>-. <\; ; ! Horseshoeing:; if.. jj 9f3 i and-,1-ls; a . Tb e style, of /wjork put is .' ( \?eli .known r|:UßsifJi i; M K^.s'|]|^iJMiH' ; rS./..j :' * ■; , ;, • NASEBY., - ■■■it. , j J^.iU-;r- , i-"i-y u-o>> ;!Sio mo-;. -, \.. : .-■ Picks, Layin§ and Steeling ' .... ... 6s;. ;¥^'/Y''pprafang , i''.r.;-a>i>-iv.':-.i ... 4s. per doz' . Kybbubn, ', JS.HAfI-; .PbiwTt ! & ; ; NE^qASTiß : sc>Aiii; ~,..,.1 FrßEwoppjt)EpbT.', ".', ] '' ExcellentßtdbUngl^n ' i. ; i ) oo'kftclUrs,;.; >sc.;,;;,' L ■','■■■ / .^, (GOESUAND GITATIONER 7 ?; : A^D ? ) ■STAmOBTB^ jDIINEKtN? W.B. would remind his numerous' customers and friends that'he has always on hand ,a'L\irgc'Stock of BOOKS'in 'almost every .department'of'Literature, and is'constantly receiving large Additions to 'it direct, from England, which are' carefully selected there .by,an experienced buyer., k iii ..."'. His Stock of Bibles and Testaments is also large and varied, both .as to style and prices '—the latter ranging from Is. 6d. to £4 and £6...../ . Chambers'»Encyclopaedia, 10 v 015.,. £s. ("A Library in itself.".Ji,-<: ' Stationery, Account' Books, Wrapping Papers, Grocers Bags, School Books, Photographic Albums, School Prizes, Mathematical Instruments, Color Boxes, &c, &c, in great variety. Country Orders collected and. despatched with promptness. Large Discount allowed to the Trade. WILLIAM BAIRD, .Bookseller and General Stationer, QJEOIi QE STREET, D UNEDIN.'