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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 357, 7 January 1876, Page 4

; .-■--~ : VMdimvhm. CBRI&TMAS PRESENTS AND NEW YEAR GIFTS. FRESH SHIPMENTS, T.x Scholiallion, Canterbury, Nelson, and the -Mail Steamers. G1 EOK Gti YOUNG, T "WATcmvuKEn and Jeweller, Princes-street, Dunedin, Have mucli pleasure in announcing the arrival of another extensive assortment of First-class GOODS, all of -which have been personally selected by his brother, Mr. Thomas Young, during his recent visit to Britain, -with a special view to the requirements of the Province. Those, therefore, who may visit to make presents of Watches, Jewellery, &c, during the roming holidays, will find no better or choice Ptoek to select from. The Goods it this Establishment are all of the highest order, and are selected with the utmost care from the most celebrated houses at Home. They are bought at first hand, thus saving all intermediate oliargos, and are offered to the public at prices which, considering their value, are unrivalled for cheapness. EABLY INSPECTION INVITED. Watches and Clocks.—The greatest variety, and second to none (awarded the first prize at the New Zealand Exhibition, 1865). Jewellery.—A most extensive choice; the latest designs and patterns of all]the different articles in this department. novelties and newest patterns. Aneroids, Field and Opera Glasses, &c. Large Stock of Colonial Jewellery. Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, &0., carefully cleaned and repaired at moderate charges. Country orders, as usual, will'be promptly attended to. Observe the Address — Opposite the Bank of New South Wales. ET E E ADA IE, For many years Foreman to R. Betson and Sons, Watchmakers to the Queen, Edinburgh, CHRONOMETER, WATCHMAKER, * .in . J JEWELLER (Next Coulls'.Hhd Cutting's Steam Printing " ' '■" '//'•" Office) ' ' ', • Rattbay Stbeet, Dpnedin, Has always on hand a large stock of really reliable English Gold and Silver Levers, specially made to' order. ' English and Colonial Jewellery of the finest manufacture. Clocks, &c., in large variety. ISITOES TO DUNEDIN are requested to inspect the Large and Varied Assortment of Fancy Goods, Toys, v Berlin Wool Goods, Outdoor and Indoor Games, Cricketing Goods, Footballs, Croquet Sets, &c, &c. Novelties by every mail euitable for Marriage or Birthday Presents. Agent for Home Shuttle Sewing Machines. S. JACOBS, Obi gin ax Bazaab, (Opposite Post Office), - ** »s « /»'<> a' rs tjr eie t, Dunedin.

HORSE "CHORISTER" Will visit the Mount Ida, St. Bathans, aiul Surrounding Districts. IHOEISTER is out of Jenny Lind, J by Hermit, &c—See Victorian Stud Book. Chorister is a,beautiful dark bay; stands fully 15. hands 3 irfc&cs high, -with immense bone and substance, showing more power than any thoroughbred in the country. He is also perfectly quiet, and a sure foal-getter. .Chorister is j celebrated for getting firstclass weight-carrying hacks, second to none inOtago, and'seVeTal of his progeny have distinguished themselves on the turf. TEBMS—£4 ; Groomage ss. All mates to be paid for by February Ist, 1678- . Guarantees as per agreement. 'V 1 , '.•" " MURDOCH GORDON, l: ' ''■'*' • ' ••>•!-: proprietor. |.st ? B.i-60-Acre paddock at Hill's Creek provided for mares coming from a distance. %-ery care taken, but no responsibility. TO STAND THIS SEASON, ■" •' ■■■• 'AT JONES' WELSH HAJRJP HOTEL, Cambrian, THE WELL-KNOWN ENTIRE HORSE rr " b Hero is a Blacik Horse, with superior action, ;ot by the famous Clydesdale Horse Prince Royal (imported by "W. H. Valpy, Esq , from Scotland)The dam of Hero was an imported Clydesdale mare, from Twofold Bay, bred by the C'ydo.Gompany. llevo wis a prize-taker at tho Northern Pasor-al'arid Agricultural Show, Oumaru j also* at the Waikouaiti and Shag Valley Agricultural'arid I'astoral Show, "VVaikouaiti. '""''■• Terms - • ■ - £2los. Groomage Fee, ss. Includi ip ' A GUARANTEE. J. R. JONES.