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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 294, 16 October 1874, Page 2

g-bwcliscmttitp. IMPOETANT NOTICE TO BUSINESS I '*• MEN".. '. • SPLENDID OPENING. v j • . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STOREKEEPERS, WINE AND ' SPIRIT ,•'.•■ MERCHANTS, ; ';' Naseby, Having decided to leave; the on or about January, 1875, now offer to SELL, or LEASE for a term of years, that Valuable FREEHOLD, by admeasurement 40 feet frontage to Earn street by-a depth of 88 feet, on which is erected a Store 2t) by 50 (10 feet walls), strongly built, .and covered with best corrugated iron with .the GOODWILL of the Business, which has been established'for over 10 years, and which is second to none in the district. • -The : internal Fittings are complete for car; • rying on any business—having over 1000ieet"„ of shelf room, with counter room--. to' : match;' Spirit Racks, -capable of stowing 10 hogsheads. '. ' ':..>:';■.•:•'■ ■,'..'..".. "'■'.'■ : '- y '' J- ■■ Adjoining and attached'-is a -Two-roomed COTTAGE, SO.feet by 12 feet. At.the back (and'on|the-freehold) is built.,'a strong 5staIIed.STABLE, ..covered'"yrithi best galvanised- Iron. ; ..-"', ',."".' J . \. Thev appliances,-'for ..oarrying. u 6n; business are qf-.the completest. and... Scales,, &..Q..,. &o. ; Scale's; weiglii"/ ing n/ptp',ls cyrt,^'4-wheeied''Express" Wag-' goii and Harness,, in ms't-class order (requiredfor carrying on the /business), and. Horses; thoroughly staiir.ch and 'adapted' for -the. • I work.. • Every-requisite for the proper .work-, ing of the establishment can be purchased on. easy terms. .- . Naseby has been, is now, and .will be, one of the best mining districts in Otago. The Public .Works which will open thousands of • acres of rich'' sluicing ground, are nearly completed. A block of Agricultural Land has been surveyed lately in the vicinity. These, advantages cannot fail : to quadruple "the. population in and around Naseby. proper. In addition to this Nasebyis centrally situated, and.- chiefly' supplies Kyeburn Diggings (10 mile r s\distant), Clarke's Diggings ;(12 ■ miles' distant), and'numerous outlying places in a: radius of 20 miles: • ': " .; .' Possession to be given oh Ist January, 1875, ",•..■''..'." For further particulars apply to. J. and R: Bremner, Naseby;' or, Messrs. R. Wilson and Co., Merchants; Dunedin. ■•' -' ■';-.- \? J. AND 11. BREMNER, :<■ Naseby.'IKANT) : KKT UNION * RFITH.AND WILKIE, havingpurchased froth Frank;-Dunnett,. Esq.,. the celebrated local artist, his beautiful collection of Watrr GolorDrawings, have, now the pleasure of submitting them, with other choice Pictures, consisting of rare Oleographs,"Chromo* Litho ; graphs, Oil Painting?, Engravimgs, and large Photographs, for disposal by Art Union. • Prizes to the Value of £341 ss. " Tickets arid Catalogues can be obtained at the 'Chronicle' Office. . .."■!■• tj&" N.B.—The distinctive feature,of. this. Art Union is that every -Ticket holder who. does not draw, a Prize will be presented with a Valuable Book. "■, .'.'• QTAGO,WASTE LANDS ACT, Land on Deferred Payments near Hyde. IS liEREBr GIVEN ./I that I have this day applied to the District Land Officer, Naseby, -forthe'folloWing section in the above Block:- . Section 2, Block 111., Rock and-Pilar ..'. District—area, 52 acres 1 rood 27 poles. WILLIAM; PRICE.. The above Application will be heard at the District Land on Monday, October 26, 1874, at Ha. m. ' v H. W. ROBINSON, : :■;-•■:. :.: - r. -,. District Land Officer; Naseby, Octooer 13,13741 -." " MIMING LEASE APPLICATION. October 9fch, 1874: '.To Mr. Warden Stratford :, - ;■' ■'■'■/ • ; ; HAVE PAID to the District Surveyor the sum required for the survey of the following Gold Mining Lease Application, as required by-the Mining Leases Regulations of Olago, and X agree, upon the approval of this application, to execute a Lease upon the bases therein stated, if the Governor or his Delegate shall think r fit to grant the I have the honor to be', Your' obedient ' ANDREW M'GINNELL BROWn! Name and Address in full of Applicant; .—■Andrew M'Gihneil Brown. j . Style.under which itia intended to Conduct the Company. • ■ Extent of Land Applied for.—Ten Acres.'; Mininiuii Number of Men to be Employed by the Lessee.—For the first six months three men ; subsequently/when in full work, five ni«n. • - Amount of Capita] Proposed to be Invested. —One Thousand Pounds. - Proposed' mode of working the land.— Hydraulc. sluicing: Precise Locality.—On the Main Dunstan Road, about a mile frjni iNascby. Tenn for which Leane Required:—Four years, •' . . ■ ' .Time, "of :Corameuciiig PpeViitiontf.-—lmme-; distply bn'gr'aai, of CqrLificalc or Leuse. ' -"'*• Ger.eriil Reiuarka.T-r-The application to 'in'-" ,cludo the 5•• acrt-s held -by .rue as ■ a special The above Application, and any, Objection the; elo, will, be heard bi-fpre rue, at. Na.ieby," on the 2(iih October, 1874. Any person desiring to object to the iaaiw of a Mining Lease up-./ii the abov;e Application musl, within 14 ckj;r i of suih 'applicaiioii, 11. A. hTKATi-OfcD, Vv'*i-di.-ii.