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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 422, 10 May 1877, Page 1

~R. W. J. MILLAR desires to . notify to the inhabitants of Naseby and surrounding districts that, m consequence of the marked favor he has met -with at their hands during the past few weeks, it is his intention to permanently continue the BUTCHERY BUSINESS Opened by him. Arrangements hare been made for the supply of the BEST FAT STOCK during the winter months. Prices as yet Unequalled in Naseby* COME AND SEE! T. A U L D, TAILOS, while thanking his numerous friends and cus tomers in Naseby and the out districts for their liberal support hitherto, begs to intimate that he has removed to premises in Levenstreet. Naseby, opposite the Bank of New South Wales, and hopes, by strict attention to business, to ensure a continuance of their. patronage. 6a" Fit Guaranteed. EESBYTEEIAN CHURCH* MOUNT IDA. SERVICES: MAY 13th j ****** - ?V»- ( waseby ... 6.60 p.m; APRIL 22nd j J? 0 -'' Creek l\?- m{Naseby ... 6.30 p.m. APRIL 29xh fS™ - l\* m(.JNasebT ... 6.30 p.m.. MAY 6th j Ejeburn ... 1.30 p.m.. ( Naseby ... 6.30 p.m. NOTICE. A FTEE the 30th September, alt - Strange CATTLE found on Run No.. 222 will be IMPOUNDED, and if they areremoved and return they will be Impounded; without further notice. E. A. CHAPMAN. September 24,1876. jAMTJEL M'CULLOUGH,, STOEEKEEPEE, CAMBRIAN. UJENITUEE! FURNITURE !!: ! FURNITURE. Rare and Elegant Shipments Constantly arriving direct from the Manofao- • turers. On Inspection our Stock will be found to be large and varied, and for excellence and finish of workmanship and elegance of design unsurpassed. Prices cut down to the lowest point consistent, with honest trading. To provide for a rapidly increasing business- • we have erected in King-street Steam Manufacturing Premises, containing the latest improvements in Machinery. Orders from Town and Country gttnetwally attended to. CRAIG AND GILLIES, George-streefc, Dunedin. UST The only Manufacturers *f Earth Closets suitable for IZosj>itals <y private Souses. IMMO AND BLAIR, I Successors to the late Mr G. F. Eeid, FORWARDING-, CUSTOMS & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENCY, STAFFORD-STREET, DUNEDIIT, Have on Sale: Nicholson's Celebrated Reaping Machines. Back Deliveries; —single andDouole speed. Side or self deliveries :—This Machine has Mr Nicholson's latest improvements, and is the Taieri Agricultural S-puiety's Show, December, 1875. Reaping and Mowing Machine combined:—This is more specially adapted for mowing. Mitchell and Son's (Aberdeen) Grain and Grass seed sowing Machines, specially got up, and on view. Extras kept for all the above Machints. Sheep nets, tarred and tanned, 40 & 5D yds. Fencing Wire, Nos 6 to 10 Woolpacks, Corn sacks (Dundeesj Clovers of sorts, Grass seeds of sorts. coannssioys oy all Euros todebtaebx. Nimmo and Blair are authorised to collect all outstanding accounts owing to the estate of the late Mr G F Reid v GRICULTURAL MACHINERY. We beg to solicit early orders, in order to. ensure delivery in time for hardest, for our Improved combined Reaper and Mower Improved Standard Reaper Improved light combined Reaper and Hower; new implement Improved light Mower ; new implement Improved Field Grubbers, 5 and 7 tined Improved Drill Grubber, 5 tined Improved Drill Harrows, 7 tined Improved Iron Zigzag Harrows Improved Chaff-cutters and Horse-power* Improved plain Field Rollers Improved Cambridge Rollers Improved CroskuTs do Engines and Threshing Machines Best Leather Belting of all sizes Lard, Olivp, Colza, and Castor Oil Fittings for all kinds of Engines ancl Threshing Machines Our Reapers have already proved them • selves to be tb<? very best in the market, and this s?ason will be fitl ed with our patent ste*l; lined fingers, sieel crank pins, patent Sheddawheels, and self-oiling crank. Our new steel-lined fingers can be fitted any of our previous saaso-i's machines. REID AND GRAY, IMPLEMENT MANUFACTURER^ Eunedirjj Oamaru-.Tiruaru,