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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 286, 29 August 1874, Page 4

,IT,E BALLVTiAT HOThL, ■ HASEBT. . I). STEWART - • - PROPRIETOR. This Hotel, situated at the junction of-Rer-went-streefc and the main Dunstan Road, offers ■superior inducements to travellers and others, who desire Comfort, Quietness and Attention. Good Stabling Attached. The best descriptions of Beers, Wines and Spirits only kept. ! r 11IIE V U L (JAN- "H OTEL,ST. BATHANS. S. HANGER. .P/lOPRTETOR. I Travellers will find every attention given them at (his Hotel. Good Brands of Spirits, Wines, and Beers, , ke P fc - r '. -- Blacksmith's Forge adjoining the premises. • SUPERIOR STABLING, Horses carefully attended to. " DIRECT ROUTE TO THE MAEREWHENUA DIGGING 3 )ASS HOTEL, KYEBTJBN __ B T GGHNGB. Mbs. E. George - Proprietor. Wines, Spirits, arid Liqueurs of the Best Brands.. .. Srabling.- 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. Also, Timber and GalvanisedTron alwnys on j hand. '',.-: "AMES ' GOLDEN FLEECE ILOTJi'L,' "'' ' 'WAIKOUAITT ' : -■ A. LAWRENCE Proprietor. Fir.it-Olnss Accommodation.for Boarders and 'Families. ' -■. - Board, with Single Bedrooms,. 255. per week. None but-the Finest Brands of "Wines, Ales, and' Spirits kept. QS" EAP ITOESESHOEING-: REDUCTION TO MEET THE TIMESj Horseshoeing and General Blacksmith Work executed'in-a workmanlike manner, and a Cheapest Rates, in Smithy adjoining Victoria Hal, 'Earn-street, Naseby. .HORSRSHOEING ..9S. ANJD IIS. PER. SET.' . ALEX. PEARSON. ■ - ' /FAMES STEADMAN wantskis .old \j • supporters to know • that. his Prices defy competition. ' Horseshoeing 9s and lis. 1, ' The stylo of work turned out is well known . . throughout the District. >ETER TA¥ AND " '/>|( BLACKSMITH S-, nEVEN-STREET, NASEBY. .OATS, &.CHAFE ALWAYS ON" HAND. & I'OSTS AND FIKEWOOD DEPdT. Excellent Stalling. . ■ '-fSooksßllers, •#£.- »00 KS AND- --CJ TATIONEJIY. . - . WILLIAM BAIED, BOOKSELLEE, AND STATIONEE, -■ GEORGE S'TBEET:"- * BTJNEDiN; W.B; would remind his numerous custo-' mers arid friends that he has always on hand a Large 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. 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 15." ■;'■■..» •Chambers' Encyclopaedia, 10 vols., £s. C" A Library in itself."J 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, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN.