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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 436, 23 August 1877, Page 2

%hiszttiszmtutß. n_AEDEN SEEDS V AND PLANTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Fruit, Forest, and Ornamental Trees.and Shrubs. A LARGE AND NEW STOCK TO SELECT FROM. L. W. BU3CH, Leven-atreet, Naseby. TO MINERS, TOWiX RESIDENTS, AND COUNTRY SETTLERS. T7EOM nearly every post town in -I- the Province we have had •satisfactory communications in the matter of our £5 Bale 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 Goldfields, this system is specially and particularly advantageous, as they are enabled to supply themselves from a Large and Fashionable Stjck, at DUNEDIif PBIOEB, without leaving their own homes. This System was started a decided novel tj, it has had a fair trial on its meritß, it haß proved a decided success, and we invite all 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, DUNEDIN. IRONMONGERY FANCY GOODS MINING TOOLS In every variety and at Cheapest Rates. J. BROWN, Family Gboceb, and Pboyisicw Mebchant Leven Street, Naseby. Agent in the Mount Ida District for GHOLLAH'S RHEUMATISM MIXTURE AND GBBAT INDIAN OTKEB. GOOD SUPPLY 01 BEST BRANDS of WMsfy,Braiidy, Wi ne CORDIALS, BEER AND* PORTER. J.BROWN, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, &c., Leven Street, Naseby.