gJitaerihcntrais. W. JACOB, _ENEEAL ST 0 SEKB EP ER LEYEN STBEET, BASEST. W. J. begs most "respectfully to inform tli<j inhabitants of Naseby and the surrounding districts that he lias Opened a GENERAL STOKE in the Premises formerly in the occupation of J. Douglas, Baker, where he hopes, by- strict attention to business, to" merit a liberal sharo of nacronage and support. Itligff' W. J. invites the general public to give him a trial, -when they mil be able to ascertain for themselves the difference in his prices and those which have hitherto prevailed in Naseby. Goods Sold at the Lowest possible Prices for Cash. . ~R, .TV'. J. MILLAE desires te -notify to the inhabitants of Naseby and surrounding districts that, in -consequence of the marked favor he has.""met "with at theirhands during the past" few creeks, it is his intention to permanently continue the ; ■ . BUTCHERY BUSINESS Opened by him. : - Arrangements hare been made for .the supply of the . BEST EAT STOCS: during the winter months. ■ Prices as yet Unequalled ia Naseby _ . COME AND SEE X T. AULD, "■■-.- _.> L TAIL 08, while, thanking his numerous friends and cus-, tomers in Naseby and the out districts fortheir liberal support hitherto, begs" to intimate' that he has-removed to premises iu L'evensfcreet. Naseby, opposite - the- Back- of JSewSouth Wales,-and Hopes,' by strict attention to business, to ensure a continuance- of their patronage. ■■ - : ._- .-. =., $&• Fit Guaranteed.- TerrQ3—Cash; J^ >EESBYTEEIAIS"- CHiJECBv MOUNT IDA. .'.,■ 8 E S:V3 ;'/ JUNE 17th ■'■ l^'t Gv6ek X 1 . (Naseby ... 6.30 p.m. june.24ih j^^-"-^^-! {.Nasebv. ...6.30 p.m. . JULY Ist j Kjebura .„ t|o P :S. • -■•■•-•■ { A'ascby ... 6.30 p.m. July Bth '.- : \®°**H- { aascjby - .....6.30 p.m.JULYBTH TOfiHTEJJRE! EtTENITUiiB !! FUBNITURE.' Hare and ~ Gotistantly.arriving direct fro^^^^^^nufacr ; Oh inspection our Stock "will Be4%nrid to be large and varied, arid, for ' eseellenee -and finish, of workmanshio and elegance of desian unsurpassed. . Prices cut down to the lowest point consistent * with honest trading. To provide for a rapidly- 1 increasing-business we have erected in King-street Steam Manufacturing Premises, containing the latest improvements in "~ -:'■- Machinery. Orders from Town and Country, punctually attended to. .CEAI a AND G-TL LIJS S, Greorge-streefc, Dunedin. The only Manufacturers *fTZarik Closets suitable for Hospitals o>* private Houses. riMAIO AND BLAIR, I Successors to the late Mr G. F. J2eid, FORWARDING, CUSTOMS & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENCY, staeitoed-steeet, btutedet, Have on Sale: Nicholson's Celebrated Heaping Machines, Back Deliveries:—single and Double speed. Side or self deliveiies: —This Machine has Mr Nicholson's latest improvements, and is so constructed that it may be used also as a back delivery; It wa3 awarded Ist prize at the Taieri Agricultural Society's Show, December, 1875. Reaping and Mowing Machine combined :—-This ia more specially adapted for mowirg. Mitchell and Son's (Aberdeen) Grain and; Grass seed sowing Machines, specially got up, and on view. Extras kept for all the above Machines. Sheep nets, tarred and tanned, 40 <jj 50 yda Fencing Wire, Nos 6 to 10 Woolpacks, Corn sacks (Dundees/ Clovers of sorts, Grass seeds of sorts. coinnssioys of at.t. kinds thstdketaeek, Nimino and Blair are authorised to collect, all outstanding accounts owing to. the estate, of the late Mr G F Reid .'".'"■ EI D A JN" D GEAY'S j AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. We beg to solicit early Orders for our Im ; proved Double and Treble Furrow Ploughs.. 3, 4, and 5-leafed Harrows, Chain 5 and 7-tined Field G-rubbers, Cambridge and : CroskiU'a Clod Crushers, Plain Field Rollers Chaff Cutters and Eorso- powers, all sizes, Best Iron Bart Swingle Tree* l , Pulley Coup-. lings for 4-hor3e yokes, &c.; Thrashing Ma-, chme Fittings.and Belting, allsizes; Ironandi Brass Castings, of. eicery description, to order. Agents for, CLAYTON AND SHUTTLEWORTH'3.. Portable Endues and Thrashing Milk... REID AND GE A Y,,-» .EMENT AND MACHINE MANUv FACTUESRS,
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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 427, 23 June 1877, Page 1
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613Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 427, 23 June 1877, Page 1
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