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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 352, 3 December 1875, Page 2

SfiiU bijf "ESdKS. INDEIt & G-EOEGE •will olTor for ex In, by public auction, on Satur; flay, the llth day of December instant, ut the Victoria Hall, Naseby, at 7 p.m., Forty-fiVe (45) Scrip in the Pioneer 'Water Race O&mpmiy, Registored, MaerewhenuV,'' without : : ettisii»iau!sr" ! * i: '"' IO R SAL E* 13 Y,T BN^i^ i • •'• -" ■* - ■•■ TENDERS will bo received for the PtTK"-* | CHASE of that substantial and well-built House situated at Blackstone Hill, late ," JOCKEY CLtfß ; HOTl£ii,':' Together with Bakehouse, Stabling, Out-. houses, and Two Freehold . Sections. The House contains Bar, Three Sitting, Five, Bed Billiard Rooms'. "■;■:;■ ",";•'• '- '• -....,.»■ 5 \i j \ j Tenders will bo received up till Saturday, 11th Doeomber. ' • ' : No Tender need necessarily be'accepted: INDER AND GEORGE, 'N'tiae'by.' ' i 25th Nov., 1875. ■ • " ' | i AKERY & StOliE rbK : SAIiE. GOOD OPEMNG AT ST. BATHANS. |. That old Store at St. Bathane, for many years earned 'on; by Jumes Towora. The Property ie The current price per four jround louf ia Is. for cosh. * .' . . ; For further particulars apply to the proprietor on the premises. ;;, , , *." R. H . LON G, (Late of Johnston's) ; IENEEAL IKON&QNGEE r 99 GSOBOK-STREET, DuNEDKT. i Builders' Ironmongery. Carpenters' Tools,' and every description of Furnishing, Hardware, Crockery, &c. ANTED,—A TAILOB- —Apply to J. Dillon, Tailor and Draper, Leven-street, Naaeby. "ANTED,—A SHEPHEED for ' the Mustering, Shearing, &c. Apply to George E. Allen, Hawkdun Station. _ E O V E S BE 08., High Stbeet, Dtjkedin, Have on hand all .classes of Station Waggons, and Dbulife~'Bu2&fdß. American Imported Buggies. Every description of Vehicle for Town and Country use. • ■.: 'si >. Otaoo Cokpkr.'Bbass} aKd LbadiPiee' W01.K3, ' ? «.-y ' Cumberland Street, 'Warehouse—PrincesStrcot North, Dunedin. A. AND T. BUET.J XJQPPEu-SmITIIS, EIUSS FotrNDKHSj AMD " ZTTDEAULIC ENGINEEES," , Mttnnfactnrers of Brewing, Distilling, and Moat Preserving Plant.; Gas and Water Works, Hydraulic Machinery, Hot Water Apparatus—suitable for baths, wash-houses, hot-houses, halls, and public institutions, on the most modern principles. ; Steam Cooking Apparatus, Glue Puns, Steam Jacketß, Jam Boilers and Washing Coppers, Fluvttno Ptpps for Hydraulic Sluicing;' Gus, Water, and Steam Valves, Water Engines, Soda Water Machines, Fire Hydrants and Branch Pipes, Unions, &c ; Church ■i-nd Firo Bells j and every description of lioad, Copper, and Brass Goods. ; I A. AND T. BUET f - V ;.-.-.-Jj > oepr to inform tho Miners and RliiTomg Coip-'. panics that they have received the .fullest information from America as t'O* tbd i'elteapest and best mode of manufacturing Ibon Pie'es, Valveß, &c, and tho far-famed universal Ncizele, commonly called the \ used by almost every com puny in California; fn our >cw works, recently erecfori, wo have construct >:\ the necessary machinery for the ruanufacl :ro of the above poods/ nrfd • intend i to devotf special attention' 1.0 this line, when we hope i receive a share of yc-ur d"avors. ■ I We will be glnd to give. eslimatesVnd 'fall particulars on app'iwitionv' '•■ '■' ? ' , :;: i ' ! | Expovienied \iorkmon sent to .ell parts of,, the Colony. . : ~!: THDMOND, FOESYTH, & M'NEILL JJ ■•'■ TRONMONQETia; '■-!■."" IRON MERCHANTS, SHTPCHANDLER3,., Princes end Bond-streets, DUMJIHN, . ." Have in stock and to arrive nil Goods included in a general Hard ware," Ironmongery', and' Shipehnndlery Stork, including— Iron—bar, rod,plaie, sheet, hoop.'anglo, galvanised, corrugated, and plain.' Steel— cast, double-shear, tool, spring. Anvils, bellows, vyces, horso iiivils, files, rasps, hammers, porrtablo forges. . Axles, naves, ims, spok< s, ppringa, steps. Horse ge;>r», elm (fruiters, cheese presses, corn crushers, nuilt mills. ' : - Curd mills, milk dishes, weighing machines, fire-proof safes. " I fc wdes, shovels, picks, axes, nntcheta, mattocks, bedsteads, hollow-ware, furnace boilers, mimgli s, washing machines. Tubs, buckets, gold dishes, fenders, fise irons, stamped tin goods, and furnace boilers. S'oves—register, cooking, heating, &c. Forks - sluicing, digging, potato, hoy, manure. Draining and grafting loola. . Rope -wire, Manilla, Europo, bolt, flax, and hemp plough line. Nails Ewebank'a cut, wire, galvanised. Blasting and gunpowder, shot, caps, fuse, and firo arms. Handles—Pick,ase,adze,hamroor, fork, broom, hoe and ruke. shears, Turkey stones, harvest tools, flceo." twine, and raddle. C-irpentW tools, locks, lu'ngoei, bolts, screws, circu ar saws, machinery and other oils. Brush ware, saddlery, mortising machines, chopping machines, fillers, ontlery, E.P. ware, lamps, V.I.R. machine belling,pumps, crab winches. Chains and anchors, oars, wood and iron Mocks, ships' steering wheels, compasses, f locs, ship? lights, bunting, flags, I Millings, tents, rockets, blue 1 ft'N BILL,