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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 430, 12 July 1877, Page 2

■Bablic |fotuxs. "OUNT IDA WATER EACE AND SLUDGE CHANNEL. COMMENCEMENT OF SUPPLY. In pursuance of Section 7 of the Reg ationsfor the use of the Mount Ida Water, Race and Siudge Channel. I Hereby Give Notice that Applications for supplies of water, or for the privilege of connecting tail races with the Sludge Channel, will be received at the Warden's Office, Naseby, on (Saturday, July 14th, 1877, at noon. Adstfri-t 3|pßT. JOHNSTONE, ?> '■ Manager. Naseby, July 9th, 1877. GOLD FIELDS. First Schedule. Application for an Agricultural Lease. District of Mount Ida. July 6th, 1877. To the Warden at Naseby— I Hebeby Apei.l for a Lease of Land for [.agricultural purposes situate at Maniototo ' Survey District, being Section 7 Block VII., •and comprising 200 Acres or thereabouts, in accordance with the Agricultural Leases Regulations of (he Bfch day of December, 1871, made under the G-oldfields Act, 1866, and the Goldfielde Act Amendment Acts, 1867, 1868, 1869. H. W. ROBINSON. I before me, at Naseby, on Friday, the 27tS July, at 2.30 n.m. . H. W. ROBINSON, Warden. , ANTED, TO SELL, 20 Head Fat and Store CATTLE. Apply to Kerin Claffy, Macraes Flat. NYONE having LOST a little - TRUCE is requested to call at Naseby District School, prove their property, pay expenses, or it will be destroyed within 24 hours. It is supposed to belong to Peter Law. GEO. MENZIES. OHN LL AN, PRACTICAL BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, Leven-stbeet, Naseby, Begs to announce that he has commenced Business, in premises lately occupied by M James Thomson, storekeeper, as BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, and hopes to receive a fair share of patronage J. A. has on hand a Well-Selected Stock o MEN'S, WOMEN'S, AND CHILDREN BOOTS, suitable for Winter Wear. Repairs promptly attended to. £1 REWARD. OST, between Naseby and the -A racecourse, about sis weeks ago, a BLACK POCKET-BOOK, containing papers and likenesses, and £1 in money, belonging to Sanderson Shields. The papers are of no use to anyone but the owner. The finder is welcome to keep the purse and money if he will kindly forward its remaining contents to Mr. S. Shields, Clarks; Mr. James Brown, Naseby; or to the office of this paper. FOR SALE OR LEASE. IHE KYEjBTTRN HOTEL I/EVEN STREET, NASEBT. Apply to G. A. Chapman, on the Premises COUNTRY SETTLERS. ROM nearly every post town in the Province we have had satisfactory communications in the matter of our , £5 Baize method of conducting business. Started as an experiment, we were confident from the first that a fair trial would establish confidence, ai.d open up a large field for us, which we could in no other way overtake. For Residents in Small Townships, Settlers in Isolated Districts, and Miners on the GoJ.dftoids, this system is specially and particularly advantageous, as they are enabled to supply themselves from a Large and Fashionable Stock, at dunemn PB.ICEB, without leaving their own homes. This System was ■ started a decided novelty, it has had a fair trial on its merits, it has proved a decided success, and we invite ail to study the advantages it offers, and try a Sample Bale, which, we feel convinced, will lead to more. THOMSON, STRANG, AND CO., CUTTING, PRINCES STREET, DUNEPIN. IRONMONGERY ■FANCY GOODS MINING TOOLS In every variety and at "Cheapest Rates. J. BROWN, Family Gbocee, and Peovisicot Meechant, Leven Street. Naseby. Agent in the Mount Ida District for GHOLLAH'S RHEUMATISM MIXTURE AND GBEAT INDIAN CUKES. GOOD SUPPLY 01 BEST BRANDS WMsky,Brandy, Wine CORDIALS, BEER AND PORTER. J. BROWN, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, &c., Leven Street, Naseby.