Page 2 Advertisements Column 6

Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 416, 29 March 1877, Page 2

mblh goitres'. TO THE MLNERS OF OTAGO. M«C ON N G.O.HIE takes this opportunity of thanking his mining friends and the trade generally for the manner in which they appreciated his efforts in introducing his Improved Leather-Soled Gum Boots, and begs to inform the trade that the whole consignment has been satisfactorily disposed of, and that he will be unable to supply further wholesale orders for them in the meaner, M'COKNOCHIE begs to inform his customers and the trade that he is daily expecting a large shipment of hiß famed Ordinary North British Gum Boots by the " Wild Deer," now due, when he will be in a position to execute all orders. W. Jt'CONNOCHIE, DRAPES, ST. BATHANS. or MARGARET FORBY maiden name, Margaret Whitacre—her sister Bridget will be glad to hear from her. AddressMrs. B. Lorain's, Preston Hill, Carngham, Victoria. '. PATRICK'S SCHOOL. ST. BATHAWB. A LECTURE on "Ixsakity, intermittent and chronic." by THE REV. E. ROYER, will b« given in aid of the above Institution, and within the building itself, on MONDAY NIGHT, 9th APRIL, 1877: Chair to be taken by C. J. Allan, M.D., at 8 o'clock sharp. Admission, 2a. 6d.; Childrbk, Is. THOS. MULVEY, Hon. Sec. St; Bathans, 25th March. > HIS EXCELLENCY THE MARQUIS OF NORMANBY GO VERNOR OF THE COLONY OF NEW ZEALAND. The Memorial of Michael Fahkt, Gum Talty, Thomas O'Dowd, John Mubphy, Patbick Talty, and Patbick O'Haba of St. Bathans, in the Province of Otago. Humbly Sheweth, — 1. That your Memorialists are of opinion that a certain area of ground, situate at Bory's Lead, Kildare Hill, and Blue Gully, St. Bathans, is payably auriferous. 2. That to put the said area in working order, and construct the necessary dam and other appliances, for the purposes of ground sluicing, it will cost £I2OO or thereabouts. 3. That a portion of the said area has been wrought, and not paid remuneratively, on account of the appliances already in existence. 4. That your memorialists pray that, as a return for their outlay, a special claim of eight acres may be granted to them, upon such terms as the Warden may approve, in terms of clause 12, of the Goldfields Act 1866. MICHAEL FAHEY, For Self and Party. St. Bathans, 20th March, 1877. Any objections to the grant of a specia claim, as applied for, must be lodged at the Warden's Office, Naseby, on or before April 28th, and will be heard at St. Bathans on May Ist, 1877. H. W. ROBINSON, Warden. MOUNT IDA RESIDENTS placed on EQUAL rOOTINGt CITY CUSTOMERS IELEBRATED £5 BALE SYSTEM (See ' Witness' or ' Mercury.') S4O~ This system has penetrated into every corner of Otago, and, that satisfaction has resulted, our best proof, is the file of favorable replies daily increasing in our office. ' THOMSON, STRANG, AND CO., CUTTING, PRINCES STREET, IRONMONGERY FANCY GOODS MINING TOOLS In every variety arid at Cheapest Rates. J. BROWN, Family Gbocbb, and Pbovtsion Mbbohant, Leven Street. Naßeby. Agent in the Mount Ida District for GHOLLAH'S RHEUMATISM MIXTURE AND GBBAT INDIAN CURES. GOOD SUPPLY OJ BEST BRANDS of Wliisky,Brandy, Wine CORDIALS, BEER AND PORTER. J.BROWN, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Ac., Lawn Street, NaMby.