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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 304, 26 December 1874, Page 2

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO BUSINESS ■rv . ■'. MEN. OPENING. t '•'•;''4;JN VR. BKEMNEB, V> • WHOIE3ALE AND RETAIL STOREKEEPERS, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, ■., Naseby, ' -:'■ r ' Having decided,to leave the.District, on or, about January, 1875, now offer to SELL, or LEASE for a term of years, that Valnable FREEHOLD, by admeasurement 40 feet frontage to Earn street by a depth.of 88 feet, 'on which is erected a Store 20 by 50 (10 feet walls), strongly built, and covered with best corrugated iron ; together with the GOODWILL of the Business, which baa been established for over 10 years, and which is second to none in the district. The internal Fittings are complete for, carrying on any business—having over 1000 feet of shelf room, with counter room to match; Spirit Racks, capable of stowing 10 bogs- ' heads; Adjoining and attached is a Two-roomed COTTAGE, 30 feet by 12 feet. At the back (and on the freehold) is built a strong 5stalled STABLE, covered with best galvanised Iron; The appliances for carrying on business are of the completest and best description : Scales, &o. ,"&o.; 1 set Avery Scales, weighting up to 15 owt; 4-wheeled Express Wag- , con. and Harness, in first-class order (required for carrying on the. business), and Horses thoroughly staunch.'and. adapted for the work. Every requisite for the proper working 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 Naseby is centrally situated, and chiefly supplies Kyeburn Diggings (10 I miles distant), Clarke's Diggings (12 miles distant),' and numerous outlying places in a radius of 20 miles. Possession to be given on Ist January. 1875. ' ' For further particulars apply to J. and R.' Bremner, Naseby; or, Messrs. R. Wilson and Co., Merchants, Dunedin. J. AND R. BREMNER, Naseby. J. AND R. BREMNER, WHILE returning thanii to the . inhabitants of Naseby ancl. District for the liberal support given them during the past ten years they have carried on business in the district, are desirous to make:some return for past favors, and have, therefore, decided to Sell for one month, i.e., during December, GOODS AT NETT COST FOR CASH. The S took is very large and very choice, (comprising almost everything to be found in any store), Drapery, Groceries, Oilmans'. Stores, ; Boots, Hardware, Patent Medicines, Perfumery,- Cutlery, Tobacco, Cigars, Tinware, Glassware, &r., &a, Brushware, Stationery, Aocount Books, Chairs, &c. OYER £3OOO WORTH OF GOODS TO SELECT FROM. Although it is scarcely necessary, or even possible, to particularise the various articles, yet, for the information of non-roeidents, it is considered advisablo to mention a few lines for their guidance, which will be found bolow. THE SALE IS GENUINE, . . ' ' As the Proprietors havo made such arrange__inents as make it incumbent for them to give up the business about the New Tear. CLOTHING. Men'D Under Shirts—Flannel, Welsh, Antirheumatic, and Cricketing. Pants—Shetland white and grey, Cotton white and brown. Crimean Shirts—Fancy, Jean, Crape, Scotch ... Twill, &c, Dress and Plaited, Longoloth. Hats—French Felt, Black and Drab, all. shapes; Straw and Leghorn, Boys' and Children's. Men's Suits in West of England and other Twoeds, Silk Mixed and Fancy. Youths' and Boys' Galatea and Leopold in Tweed and Silk Mixture. Long Cloths—Horrockses A,B, M2, MT, &c, < Calicoos, double width. Flannel—Welsh, Saxony, Medium, Cricketing, Bcarlet Saxony, Anti-rheumatic, &c. Blankets—white and blue, 9i, 10±, Hi. Tcnls—6xß. " . Carpetß—Printed Felt. Toilet Covers, Alhambra Quilts. Reversible ' Bed Covers, GlasscWh (rod and blue oheok, Turkish Towels, &0., Prints, Handkerohiefs (Ladies! and Gentlemen's) Linen and Cam- ~" * "trio. Gloves—Aberdeen, Ringwood, &i. Men's half Hose—Alloa, Shetland, merino, brown and white cotton.' Youths', Boys', amd Children's Socks in lambs wool,.white cotton, and merino. BOOTS. Men's, Women's, Youths', Girls', Children's, all sorts and sizes. . India-rubber Slippers. GENERAL GOODS. A large and varied Stock, comprising best brands of Tea, Sugar, Bacon, Ham, Cheese,Butter, Kerospne, Bottled Ales and Porter, Wine for invalids, Wines arid Spirits, Cod Livpr Oil, Hair Washes, &c; Miners' Tools, A very largo stock of Sluice Forks, Ames' Shovels, Spadeis, Picks, .Pick Handles, &c, having beffn bought yeCwill besubjeet to a grenf. reduction ; Fry Pans, Billies, Buckets, Tin Dishes, &c, &c, C& Pai'oels of the value of £lO and.upwards will be delivered, if required. : - v j Satenow on 7. Be in time ! J. ? A N D R . BREM NE R, .■'■:< ' < = Eorn streot, Naseby. NEW ( Q T NEW GARDEN OHiJOJIJ JO j GARDE t/. W. BUBCH begs to inform the publio of Naseby and surrounding districts that he has just receivod his New Supply of GAR- | DEN SEEDS, embracing every variety. EARLY SEED POTATOES. -i A Fine Assortment of *?;. , ' ■ ■ ii '-%- FRTHT TREES, "'"Ti. w.'msc hj," ' '**? Pnsb-Offlou Store, Leven Street, Naseby-. 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