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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 388, 18 August 1876, Page 2

'^bujextisratcirf^HREE PLOUGHING MATCH. JL . A SIX-lIORSE COACH .Will leave II orswell's Lloyal Hotel on Wednesday, 23rd lust, at 10 o'clok. GOOD. TfiMPLARISM. The he v. j. mcosh smith "will deliver a lecture in the Presbyterian Church, Ifaseby, on Sunday evening, 20th August—Subject"The Benefits of Good Templarism.-" THE REV. J. lIOBBS will' Preach Sermon-, .in. SI. .George's,. Church,. Jsaseby, oft the " Christian Duty with regard to Intemperance;" on Sunday next, the 20th inst, at the jEvefiing Service. E. T. GEORGE, Jr., W.S> g DE .BEER AND GO. ' . DtfjrKD.Tjr, HAVE REMOVED : . To those Splendid Premises lately' occupied by " 'G. P. REll). , „ ..." ~f~ Maker, and ' » <!-• ! -2?oitSjisurif#l£oSMOiToßß, f- ' Princes Street South, Dunedin. Horss Covers and -Tents Always in Stock. .• HOSES MADE - ' . On the Shortest..Notice. • • NOTICE. ryiELE .-®ANESSmII2;I)e CLOSED on -WEDNESDAY, August, ,23rd, in consequence of the Mount Ida Flongliir<gf Match. lOTAL v >J ASEBY ' LODGE. J■' • - iru.i;b.bi5 i :' : ■ j The usual fortnightly' rueetihg -of the aboro Lodge will be held in the' Dodge Room, Empire Hotel, on Tuesday Evening next; Aug 22iid, : at half past seven o'clock.-- ; ' ' ' SAMUEL BAXTER, Jf.G, . TO SELL, OPv LET For the Season, ' ; THE THOROUGHBRED' ENTIRE :-.i -*• HORsii, &Sl§lE's£teb FIRE AW AY. Fireawayis abeauti- • ful Chestnut four-year old, bred by J. .A. Douglas, Esq.', out of his favorite mare Daisy, whose sire was the imported thoroughbred horse, Mai ton. . Fireaway is by. Scud, sire ?f the celebrated horse Knottingly, and brother to Stormbird, Belle of the Isle, Southern Chief, &c., bred by Harris, Esq., Canterbury. • Fireaway took th,e second, prize at the tenth Palmerston annual show for the beat thoroughbred two-year old' colt. We also as a two-year old colt .won the Maiden: Plates at the Mount Ida Jockey Ciub and Sb,. ..Bathans annual meetings.- ; . r-L ; Epr .further particulars apply to Joseph Pacinian, or John- Weir, at Packman's Livery StableSj JVaseby. '. % : Dra^ oi> • )raper, and Ladies' Ilafeitmaker, IE TE 5 .3TIEET, NASEBt (Next door to ITjorring'sJ J. DILLOiST beors to announce that _,he has Removed to larger and more'' citable. Premises, (adjoining Hjorring's), where the trade will.be con- - ' ducted: in,alLitsfbranches as hereto-' ; ' lore.. 'First-class ! 1 V- STOCK .OF' TWEEDS " ' 7 on n'ewj -of fashionably, patterns,* ~ "" ; ■ Orders eseputed'yrith ? taste and promptitude. Note the Address— JOHN DILLON, TiIIOE.AKI) DSAPBJ!,' Leven-sireet, Haseby. JLESINGER'S RHEUMATIC 3 . > i BALSAM. . The greatest Discovery •yet mado for the Relief of human sufTjerers from MUSCULAR OB NERVOUS "AFFECTION ' ! 13 ;■ . SLESINGER'S RHEUMATIC BALSAM. All the advertised remedies anci; all the ; prescriptions'from the nie;iiaal ■ faculty tor tlio cure of ' Rheumatism Rheumatic Gout . ciat-ica Tic Douloureux : ■ Neuralgia Lumbago , Strains-and. Sprains Chilblain? cured by a few drops only. Or pain of any_sort from the übove affections, none of which hare been so successful and effectual ris SLESIXGER'S RHEUMATIC BALSAM, As certified_ by' the certificates published in the 'Otdg'o Daily Times,,' '.Guardian,' and innumerable 1 others. Frice, 7s. 6d. per bottle, which is sufficient cure in all cases. .. .» . ' . s SL E SINGER, V.S., Hope street, Dun'ediii. Sold by all respectable Chemists and Medicine Vendors in the Colony. N O T I CE WlLii BE PAID to any . . person who can prove the Convict,ion of the unprincipled person or persons who are COUNTERFEITING SLESIIfGKR'S HI iii UMATIC BALSAifJ Examine the label well on each bottle vtu buy that'itis signed S. SL'ESIICGER, V.S. and on the cork S.S: . . !' y g. witlun » wrole.