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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 443, 11 October 1877, Page 2

3-iicriistmciib. 31c?pfctful1y invites Inspection of his vevy E'lt-wvi HUM mmmmm® mimwmmm ■ Ladies' Dress Materials. Wit A CIC ST! iIC S I> AM A SSIE FAi\CY SI LKvS SERGES TWILLS .(tflnin rnd Figured) .. MEEINOES - PLAIDA , HOMESPUNS TWBED WINCEYP TWILL WIN WINCEYS IN ALL MAivjiS'- I RUoSML COJ .PERSIAN CORDS I BLACK.LUS ALPACAS &n. &c. PAMASSIE SERGES MP.IIINOES-.. ...... HOMESPUNS TWILL WINCEYS KUoSIiL CORDS BLACK LUSTRES &o. &c. Ladles, Maids, and GiVls Rendy-Matfe Costumes, Jackets, W'aterproot' Cloaks, in Fashionable Shades and Styles, Hyde Fa.vfcs, {shawls, VVip-ps, Furs,.' NEW TRIMMED HATS, NEW FASHIONABLE RIBBONS, NEW HAT TIUMiV![NGS, NEW EEATHERS, NEW GLOVES. Ladies', iMpW, pnd Girls' Underdosing, well-iwsovled. louseiiGia. Ijooqs 111 ,breat ya Blankets!' Blankets!, Blankets! White, Scarlet, Blue;' pnd Grey, , ■'. " SMEETINGS, CALICOES, TICKING, TOWELLING, &c. CARPETS i.i Tupeafcy, Kidder, and Felt, Mais, &c. N.P.H. invites Inspection of the large Assortment of the above Goods. Siiits r iii j Pagots, Sacs, and Galatea, in every variety of Tweeds, :;"'' <: [Overcoats, Overcoats, Waterproofs, &c., : fe TROUSERS AND VESTS,—Large Assortment in all Colors and' Makes of Tweeds.. Youths'and Boys' Suits. Boys' Knickerbocker Suits. SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS! In Tweed, All-Wool, Union and Linen. Stock unusually large. . HOSIERY AND UNDERCLOTHING—Scarfs, Ties, Collars, Braces, Socks, &c. HATS, HATS, HATS, Fashionable styles, ■ Stock is larcrc to select from. ITITiI N. P. H. rnost respectfully thanks the Public for the liberal support of his locally manufactured Boots. .The great encouragement given enables him to produce the undermentioned Goods, manufactured on the premises, superior to those imported in value and fitting. ; ; )■■ss? jeotion invxtsj). -, - ;_ Ladies'Maids'and Givls'Alpl.ie E.S. Boots in Kh\ Levant, JCdf, Kangaroo, Balmoral Boots. -.''"■ '-; Childrens' E.S. and Balmoral, with or without copper toes. ; ;:'-^"v ! Men's, Youths', and Boys' Boots in E.S.. Alma, Balmoral, Lome, and Oxonian. Men's, .Youths', and Boys' Leggings. Slippers of everyvdescription. . The Stock of Imported Goods is very targe and well-assorted. ! GUMBOOTS IN ALL MAKES. J The Bespoke Boot Department/ \ A'hich has been the successful foundation of the business, has been carried on for the Inst fourteen years in the district, will, in future, receive the same careful attention as heretofore. I If ' Draper, Clothier, Importer'and Boot ManaFactnrer, ' .'■". BASEST, - public "Maims. W" E IS PIE E C E . \_/ BTJTCHEIt, C K Q. 31 W E L L ■ MRS. E. J. GALLAGHER, duly certificated MIDWIFE AND LADIEb' NULSE, NASEBV. Mrs Gallagher, holds a diploma from the i Glasgow University, and "recommendations ~ from .Dr Snodiabn, L.K'.C.S.E, L.8.0.P.E., ; Glasgow, and Mrs Finlayßon, matron of the > Jbying-in-Hospital, Glasgow, and has had • most extensive experience-at Home and. in the ; Cole-nip,?, l Will go eitherjjwith oi without the Doctor. p. J. E~ M. FRA SE R, EARPvISTER AND SOLICITOR, ; ' .rA CMKUSTON. Will attend the Courts at Hyde and Macraes. ST. JBATHANS. FOR SALE, BE COMMERCIAL HOTEL. Tho iiilding Bfcand6 on Freehold Property, ond the House has been recently enlarged - and fitted up at considerable expor.Eo, Alsu> | al* nll-nir.ed f BILLIAKD TABLE, 1 Equal to new. i'or full particulars apply to P. Kenny, j proprietor, St. Bathan9, i_ . : 1 WROUGHT IRON PIPING. j pEORGE PRESCOTT, Blacksmith, St. JBathans, begs to intimate to the Mining Community that he is now Manufacturing j IRON PIPING suitable for Sluicing, and other purposes,, at a cost which will compare favorably with Dun erlin prices, while bio practical knowledge of Minors' requirements enables him to furnish a more .■nritnblc fird'clc* than thai imported. All Orders for making; or repairing Pipes, Valves, &c, will be punctually attended to. GEORGE PRESCOTT, Blacksmith, ST. BATHANS. fhibut D'ptites AMUBL M'CULLQUGH, STOEEKEEPEE, CAMBRIAN". - 1 ROBINSON AND GO, _ • ■• roiNCES-STKEEI' sotpijv -DUNEDIN. " :'.'.,:'■: ■ LITTLE/ GEM WASHER,, , : The most Effective, Simplest .and Cheapest . . Washing Machine invented. Will fit any size or shepe tub. PFICE - - >'- 50s. "WOOL PRESSES (Si?eedy's Patent) ■ The3e Presses are worked with Ratchet LeVcf . and rope, are very simple in construction, easily worked by two: men,, pack in small. compass for shipment, will, press equal to any screw press, and very low in cost. . TINY THRASHING- MACHINES, For Hand, Water, or Horse-Power. The great success .of these Machines,, is unprecedented.; Within six'months of,the. first one being introduced over 1000 were in use: The Small Machines will thrash : from 10 to 15 bushels per hour; the larger, 25 to 50. rmoE, prom £l2. CHAIN PUMPS. Adapted for" Quarries, Mining Claims, Coal Pits, Irrigation, Wells, &c. Having no valve-gear, they can lift Dirty Liquid, Mud, fclaiid, Sticks, &c, without derangement, as easy as the cleanest water. For every purpose, where the lift is perpendicular, they cannot be surpassed. Will raise from 2000 to 80,000 Gallons peihour. , , PFviCfi, £lO AND UPW.ABDS, acfeo/ding.to size. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND M.ACHINEPvY. Ihe Largest and Best Assorted Stock in Now • Zealand. Illustrated Catalogues and Prices on Application. , ,• ADDB E S S "T. ROBINSON AND CO., I'IUNCEB-ETnEKT SOUTH, DUNEDIN.