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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 391, 8 September 1876, Page 2

glwMkiotitcs. <Sfij&@& * COURTS IN THE MOUNT IDA. . V>* DISTRICTS. NASEBY , iiESIPENX MaGI3T;-.ATE's Corxnr—At 11 a.m. '■ August 24 ; September 7 Warden's Cottrt —At 11 a.m., August 25; ' ■ September 8 Applications at 2 p.m., August 25 ; September 8 ST. BATHANS: August 22; September 5 HAMILTON September 12th, noon. HYDE: , September 13. MACRAES September 14. MAEREWHENUA. - August 31. SERPENTINE : If Minerß (or their Agents) do not appear when their names' are "called, their Apllications -will be struck out, " - Agents must prpduce written authority. H. W. EOBINSON, E.M., Warden. FOR SALE. j'OEEST TREES AND SHEUBS. Also, FRUIT: TREES, ¥ORi3ALE. Priced Lists post free. ROUT. THOMSON, Eskbank Nursery, North-East Yalley, Dunedin. "ANTED, a Steady Man, as COOK. ' Apply to Manager, Hamilton Sta 7 ALURED G. MATHIAS. HAIRCUTTING. SANDO, begs to inform his ■• friends and the public in general that he has now commenced business as HAIRDRESSER, PERFUMER, AND HOSEMAE^R, in the Victoria Hall Building, Earn-street, Naseby. A Good Assortment of the Choicest' TOBACCOS AND CIGARS Always On Hand. ; (Opposite Packman's Stables.)' OrposiiE the Cbiterion Hotel, Princes Street, Dunedin. f&ODEEICK MACLEOD has much pleasure in informing his friends aiid the public that he has >Opened Premises opposite the Criterion Hotel, Dunedin, with a Choice Assortmept of China, fthiss, Earthenware, Vases, Lustres, &c, &c; Dinner Services, Tea Services, Broakfast Sets, Table Glass, and Elower Stands in great variety. R. M. trusts that parties furnishing will pay a visit to his show room before making their purchases. Note the Address— Opposite the Criterion Hotel, Princes Street, Dunedin. TIDMOND, FORSYTH, & M'NEILL, Hi IKONMONGERS, IRON MERCHANTS, SHIPCHANDLERS, Princes and .bond-streets, Duvedin, Have in stock and to arrive nil Goods included in a general Hardware, Ironmongery, and Shipchnndlery Stock, including— Iron—bai-, rod, plate, sheet, hoop, angle, galvanised, corrugated, and plain. . Steel—cast, double-shear, tool, spring. Anvils, bellows, vyces, horse nails, flies, rasps, hammers, portable forges. Axles, naves, rims, spokes, springs, steps. Horse gears, chaffcutters, cheese presses, corn • crushers, malt mills. Curd mills, milk dishes, weighing machines ' fire-proof safes. •:. .. Mides, shovels, picks, axes, hatchets, mattocks, bedsteads, hollow-ware, furnace boilers, mnnglrs, washing machines. Tubs, buckets, gold dishes, fenders, fire irons, stumped tin goods, and furnace boilers. Stoves —register, cooking, heating, &c. Forks —sluicing, digging, potato, hay, manure. Draining and grafting tools. - • Rope—-wire,.Manilla, Europe, bolt,; flax, and hemp plough line. Ewebnnk's cat, wire, galvanised. Blasting and gunpowder, shot, caps, fuse, and fire arms. • . ~-,., Handles—Pick.axe, adze, hammer, fork, broom, hoe and rake. Sheep shears, Turkey stones, harvest tools, 3eece twine, and raddle. Carpenters' tools,: locks, binges, bolts,, screws, circular saws, lrtnchiuery and other oils. Brushware, saddlery,-, mortising machines, chopping machines, fillers, cutlery, E.P. ware, lamps, V.l.R.machine belting,pumps, crab winches. Chains and # anchors, oars, wood and iron clocks,, ships' steering wheels, compasses, patent logs, ships 1 lights, bunting, flags, ;nnvns, ttirpnulings, rents, rockets, blue lights. aIDMOND, FOJRSYTH, & M'NEILL, Pfirtcss and Bond Streets; : . DUNEDIN. G RATEFUL-COMFO RTING. P P S' S ■ 0 0 0 0 A. BREAKFAST. "By a thorough knowledge of the natural law s which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful applica. tion of the fine properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage which may save us many heavy doctor's bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating arouud us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame."—See article in the 'Civil Service Gazette.' Made simply toitJi boiling waccr or milk. Sold in packets (tins for abroad) labelled • JAMES EPPS & CO., HOMCEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, 48, Threadneedle-strcet, and 170,* Piccadill y: Works, Eustonßoad and Camden Town, London.