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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 430, 12 July 1877, Page 1

, W. JACOB, _ENEBAJ> ST O R EEEEFE 2, LEVEK STEEET, 2fASEET. W. J. begs most respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Naseby and the surrounding districts that he has Opened a GIiNEBAL STOS.E in the Premises formerly in the occupation of J;'Douglas, Eater, -where he Ijppes, by strict attention to business, to merit a liberal share 0 f nawonage and support. gjgr W. J. invites the general public to giro, him a trialj -when they ■will be able to ascertain for themselves the difference in his prices and those which have hitherto prevailed in Naseby- ' Goods Sold at ilie Loioest. possible Prices for Gash. «~R, W. J. MILLAS desires tc surrounding districts that, m consequence ,of -the marked favor he has met with at their hands during the pasfc.few weeks, it is his intention to permanently continue the BUTCHERY BUSINESS Opened by him. Arrangements have "been made for the supply of the BEST FAT STOCE during the winter months. Prices as yet Unequalled in Naseby. COME AND SEE! TAILOR, while thanking his numerous friends and ens tomers in Naseby and the out districts for their liberal support hitherto, begs to intimatethat he ha 3 removed to premises iu Levenstreet, Naßeby, opposite the Bank of New South Wales, and hopes, by strict attention to-business, to ensure a continuance/of their patronage. . , : , •.. - , ..'..., -■• - &? Fit Guaranteed;' Terms—Cash: CHURCH,. 8v . KOTOsT. IDA. - BBBTIO E S:' JUSTE 17th JUNE 24th < Ball's Creek 11 a.m;.: \ Naseby ... 6.30 p.m." ~ f Naseby ... 11. a.m. (.Naseby ' ... 6.30 p.m. ( Kyeburn ... 1.30 p.m.- \ Naseby ... 6.30 p.m. { Naseby ... 11 a.m. ( Naseby ... 6.30 p.m; 17\UENITUIlE! FURNITURE 11 JD ' '" _'" FUBNITURE. .-*'■-■-■ Hare and JSlegant Shipments Constantly arriving direct from the Manufae- . turera. 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 withlionest trading. - ■ • • To provide for a rapidly increasing business we have erected in Eang-street Steam. Manufacturing Premises, containing- • the latest improvements in • '•'•-•■ Machinery. - - ; Orders from Town and Country puncits- ' ally attended to. CIiAIG- AND G-ILLOS, - George-street, Dunedin. HSI?" TJie onTy Manufacturers afJSarih Closets suitable for Sospitals o* private. Souses.' '■ .■-.■'--'.'■'.■'.:":. "IMMO AND BLAIR , . 1 Siiccessors to ilie late Mr G-. F. Seid, foswaeding, customs &genebal commission agency, • STAFPOED-STKEET, BUETEDEf, 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 abo as a - back delivery. It was awarded Ist prize at the Taieri -Agricultural Society's Show, December, 1575. Beaping und 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 Jceptfor all the ahove Machines. Sheep nets, tarred and tanned, 40 & 50 yds Fencing Wire, Nos 6 to 10 Woolpacka, Corn sacks (Dundeesj Clovers of sorts, Grass seeds of sorts. COIQII3SIOK3 OB ALIi BXCT3 traEEBIidESSr. Nhnmo and Blair are authorised to collects all outstanding accounts owing to the estate of the late Mr G F Beid • • - NOTICE.. npHE MOUNT IDA BUTCHERY, ■',, '. ... ESTiMISKED, 1865. WHOLESALE AND EETAEL. I have to announce tbat I shall OPEN TG-MOBBGW (FBXDAYy, the 2nd February. -.**_.; "" Prices Posted in the Shop for Meniihly Accounts and Cash. Five, Per Cent, allowed for Cash. All varieties of Small Goods—German Sausages, Saveloys, Black and White Puddingy &c., always on hand. SiS? 1 A Good Article Guaranteed. E. P. BOTTING, Proprietor.