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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 431, 19 July 1877, Page 1

\iir-: JACOB;:; ?^ENEEAL > 53TOB^KEEPE K, , VpTi '■; 'SXEEEi, : " IviSEBX. ; ; - -W• _J- ■bfgs,raosfc ; ?espect£ullj to inform tlia inhabitants of .Xn.scby and* the ' surrounding "disfcr'iets-that he lias Opened a ■ - /-•: ' I STORE -in the Premises formerly in the occupation of J. Baker,, where he" hopes, by strict "attention &}' Business,\ to.merit a liberal share 0 f patronage and support. t'.. 'iT. "invites the general public to give 1 him a trial, -when they will be able toas- . certain, for thpniselves the difference in his prices 'knd those which have hitherto prevailed in Naseby. Goods Sold at the Lowesi possible Prices for- ■■ • i - I ',- ?. * l-'Cashl ' J. |MILLAK desires tc I'Jfjftii. aiqtify to fche'.-inhabilants of Naseby and JsmTC ringing diirtricjs: that, 'm* consequence of ."the marked favor he has met -with-at their hands'during tlie past few vreeks, it is his in■tenfiort to. permanently continue ilie . BUTCHERY BUSINESS Opened by him. Arrangements have beau made^for-fcheisupplv-of the- j; I * -'BEST "FAT STOCk 5 * V . .during the winter months. COMEAM* SEE! O *_S- ? ■ - TAXLOB, s,~. -,-r , " 'iheir liberal support hitherto, begs to intimate that he has removed to premises in Leven- - street, Naseby, opposite the Bank of New and hopes, by ._ strict attention to'busuiess, to ensuro a continuance of their jj&trpnage. \ \ gST Fit LTerms—-Cash. j P" EESBYTEEIAN CIIUECH, 2IOTOT IDA. . • ;.Sil E.TIC ESi. JUNE l*rw , J- Hill ' a CreeK 11 ..•H'HftA.'W- J! j'Naseby = ... >630 s.m 'JUNE 1 2tor j-..-: ; v.. 6.30 p.m. 1.30 p.m. (Naseby ... 6.30 p.m. 'JULY Bth J Naseby ... 11 a.m. (Naseby ... 6.30 p. m: \ .EKENITUEE' !! 1E... > FURNITURE. • c and Elegant Shipments Constantly arriving direct from the Manufa©*- * 7A -turers. * *e.\f «:• »- • , ' =A 4 'Ozfffrgpectioii oiir Stock* friix -Be fotmd to .4>e ? large and varied, and for excellence and workmanship of design Prices cut clown to the lowest point coiuutent r j <r - r with honest trading. ■ /7 To provide for fv rapidly increasing busineta we have erected ' ih Eirig-streefc Steam Premises, containing-.- . ; i-. :) -the latest improvements in ; ■;: i ■■■... 'Machinery. - f Orders from Town and Country punctually attended to. . _ r .. iG-. Ai*D; gilllE s.r* Greorge-street, Dujiedm. !.? The only Manufacturers afEarth iCiosets suitable for Jffosj)itttls o-* private Souses. .JS.f j. IM MO AND SLA IE , Successors' to' Hie late Mr G. F. Eeid, .iXJRrWARDING, CUSTOM 3 & GENERAL ' ..CQIikISSION AGENCY, . STAFEOED-STREET, -DUNEDIix', Have on Sale: Nicholson's Celebrated .Reaping Machines. Back Deliveries—single and Double speed. .THSicteior self Mr Nicholson's latest improvements, and is ; go conptructed.that.it may be used alsa as a " bp.ck delivery. It was awarded Ist prize afc • the- : Taieri Agricultural Society's Show* iiPeeember, J. 875- ' Reaping , and Mowing Machine combined : —This is more specially adapted for mowirrg. f . Mitchell and Son's (Aberdeen) Grain and Grass seed sowing Machines, specially got .T-jip, afid on view.- ; ' ? Extras kept for all the above Machints. -Sheep nete,- tarred and Fencing Wire, Nos G to' 10 •' "Woolpacks, Corn sacks (Dundees) Clovers 6f-sorts, Grass seeds of sorts. - f - COH3IXSSIONB OP AT,T. ErtTDS USDEETAEEK. Nimmo and Blair are authorised to colle&i all outstanding accounts owing to the estate iot the late Mr G F Reid ; '/* / \ NOTICE. fJIHE MOUNT IDA BUTCHERT» V '•Es3?A3JiisnED, 1865. . - ; WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, " I havie' to announce that'l shall OPEN TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), the 2nd February. : ' ' Prices' Posted in the Shop for Accounts and Cash*. .. " Five Per- CflnL allowed for'Qash.; . "£ i vanities r jitoodag^egn^i sages;' &c., always on band. A Good Arliclo Guawnte«d^' R. P. Proprietoc,