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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 358, 14 January 1876, Page 2

Slbucrfismcnt*, OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN" hat the Partnership hitherto existing between the Undersigned as Carpenters Buildera, and Ironmongers, under the style of Morrison and La.ng.ma.ak, has heen this day DISSOLVED by mutual consent. All Accounts due by the lr.te-firm will be paid by Mr. Langmaak, who is authorised to receive all debts due to the same. Dated at Naaeby this 3rd day of January, 1876: JOHN MOTtKIRON. D. LANGM.AAK. Witnesß—G. P. Eowlatt, Solicitor, Naseby. Land on Deferred Payments near Macraes. Notice is hereby given that I have this day applied to the Distiict Land Officer, Naseby, for the follow - ing Sections in the above block :—- Section 28, Block 11., Highlay District, area— 50 acres ; Section 29, Block IT., Highlny District, erea—so acres; total area, 100 acres, JAMES GRIFFITHS. .The abovo application will be heard before f.he District Land Officer, at Macraes, on the 27th January next. ■ December 22, 1875. AMUEL M'CTJLLOU GrH, STOREKEEPER, CAMBRIAN. TpDMOM), FORSYTH, & M'NEILL, J•' - IRONMONGERS. ■ IRO2T MEKCHAJTT.-}, SHIPCHANDLER3, Princes and dond-streets, , ; DtTSEDIS,. r Have in stock and to arrive all Goods included in a general, Hardware, Ironmongery, and Shipcharirlliery Stock, including— Iron—bar, rod, plate, sheet, hoop, a,ngle, galvanised/corrugoted, and plain. Steel—cnsb,'double-shear, tool, spring. Anrik, bellows, vyces, horse nails, files, rasps, hammers, porrtable forges. : Axles, naves, itns, spok s, springs, steps. Horse geirs, chaffcutters, cheese presses,' corn

crushers, malt mills. Curd mids,milk-dishes, -weighing machines, fire-proof safes. < jades, shovels, picks, axes, hstchets, mattocks, bedsteads, hollow-ware, furnace boilera, miwglt'S, washing machines. ■ Ihibs, buckets, gold dishes, fenders, fire irons, stamped'tin goods, and furnace boilers. 1 Stoves—register, cooking, heating, &c. Forks - sluicing, d'gging, potato,'hay, manure. ; Draining and grafting tools. . Rope—wire, : Manilla, Europe, bolt, flax, and hemp plough line. 'Nails- Ewebank's cut, wire, galvanised. Blasting'andi gunpowder, shot,"caps, fuse, and fire arms. Handles—Pick, ase, adze, hammer, fork, br ooro, • hoe and rake. Sheep shears, Turkey stones, harvest tools, i fleece twine, and raddle. Carpenters' tools, locks, .hinges, bolts, screws, circu ar saws, machinery and other.oils. Brushware, saddlery, mortising; machines, chopping - machines, fillers, cutlery, E.P. ware, lamps, V.1.i1. machine belting, pumps, ; crab winches. Chains and anchors, oars, wood and iron > blocks, ships' steering wheels, compasses, patent logs, ships lights, banting, flags, ;anvas, tarpaulings, tents, rockets, blue tights. i£DMOND, FORSYTH, & M'NEILL, Pbinces and Bond Stbeets, " DUNE DIN. Otago Coppeb, Brass, and Lead Pipe ; WO' KS., Cumberland Street, Warehouse—Princes-Street North, Dunedin. ' A. AND T. BUET, Copper-Smiths, Brass-Founders, and DKAULIC ENGINEEKS, Manufacturers of Brewing, Distilling, ancl Meat Preserving Plant; 'Gas and Water Works. Hydraulic Machinery, Hot Water ; Apparatus—suitable for bnths, wash-houses, i hot-houses, halls, and public institutions, on : the most modern, prnciples. ' Steam Cooking Apparatus, Glue Pans, Steam Jackets, Jam Boilers and Washing Coppers, Fluming -Pms for Hydraulic Sluicing; Gas, Water, an«i Steam Valves, Water En- , gi'ies, Soda Water Machines, Fire Hydrat.ts I and Branch " 'Pipes, Unions, &c ; Church hnd Fire Bells ; and every description of Lead, Copper, and Brass Goods. ; , . A. AND T. BURT beg to inform the Miners and Sluicing Companies tliat they have received the fullest information from America as to the cheapest and best mode of manufacturing Iron Pipes, Valves. &c, and the far-famed universal JNozzle, commonly called the "Little Giant," used by almost every company in Or .forma. In our lew works, recently erectp j, we have coustrucl id the necessary machinery for the manufacl re of the above goods, and intend to devotf <pecial attention to this line, when we hope 3 receive a share of your tVvur?. We will be glad to give estimates and full particulars on application. Experienced workmen sent to all parts of the Colonv.,

"FJ1 HE STAMP ACT, 1875." N O T I C E. SECTION 121 (1) of "The Stamp Act, 1875," provides that any person taking possession of, or receiving or paying any moneys belonging to, or accruing from, the "property (realty as weir as personalty) of any person dying on and after Ist January next, without having first tiled the required statement and paid the duties assessed thereon, shall forfeit a sum not exceeding £SOO. Whether probate or letters of administration ara granted by any Court or not, a statement of all property must be filed and duties paid before the property or any part thereof of any deceased person is in any manner dealt with. On payment of the proper duties, the. probate or letters received from the Court, or the statement of property in other cases, will be stamped and delivered to the person entitled thereto. Forms of this statement (L) may be obtained at any Stamp Office, at the offices of 'Registrars and Clerks of the Supreme and District Courts, and from the Postmaster Depositaries throughout the Colony, from whom also may be obtained further information. r. o. hammertoe; For the Commissioner of Stamps. Head Oißco, Stamp Dopartment, Wellington, Dec. 27, 1875.