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

public Notices. H ROOM & MILKMAN WANTED. J Apply at Kyeburn Station. ANTED—GEOEGE M'LEOD to call upon THOMAS TURNER, Blackstone Hill. NOTICE. for EO WLS is laid in, Mr. de Lautour's garden, Naseby. NOTICE. in aid of the Blackstone Hill school funds will be held in the schoolroom, Blackslene Hill, on TUESDAY, 18th OCTOBER. Amateurs from Naseby, St. Bathans, &c., are expected to take part. v Admission - . 2s. 6d. ' OYAL BASEST LODGE. i i ,. SUMMONED MEETING. . The usual fortnightly meeting of the aboye Lodge will be held in the Lodge Room, Empire Hotel, on Tuesday Eyening next, October 16, • at eight o'clock. BICHARD WEBBEK, N.G. LOST. " OST—Between Kyeburn and "Wai- , hemo, agBUNCH of SMALL KEYS, on steel ring. The finder will be rewarded on returning the <»bove to Mr. M. J. 8. Mackenzie, Kyeburn ; to the Kyeburn, Pigroot, Coal Creek, or Waihemo Hotels; or to Mr. A. D. Bell, Shag Valley Station, Waihemo. KK OE SAFETY LODGE, 1.0. G.T. TEA MEETING AND CONCERT. It is proposed to hold a Tea Meeting in j connection with the above Lodge on MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, lin the Masonic Hall, Naseby. Tea on thej tables at 7 o'clock PtTNGTUAiXT. Tickets 2s. 6d. each, may be obtained from any members of the Committee. After the Tea AN ENTERTAINMENT will be-given in the Hall, The Revs. Messrsy Hobbs and Clark hare kindly consented to deliver Addresses. Songs, Recitations, &c, trill also be given by Beveral ladies and gentlemen. Tickets admitting to the Tea -will also admit to the after Meeting. I A EDEN SEEDS ■ PLANTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. rruit, Fqreßt, and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs. ''" A LARGE AND NEW STOCK TO v SELECT FROJtf. L. W. BUSCH, Leven-street, Naseby. ASEBY & KYEBURN DIGGINGS. R. P. BOTTING wishes to inform residents in Naseby and Kyeburn that he has commenced RUNNING A SPRING CART, conveying passengers and parcels, between Nasfihv and Pioo TTM-ol T>;™~: l_ JLhe Cart will leave Naseby EVERY THURSDAY, not earlier than 9 o'clock, returning same day. ; FARES—Single, oa.; Return (available for eight days), 7s. 6d. PARCELS— Under 201b5., Is.; from 201bs. to 501b5., 25.; from 501bs. to lOOlbs., 3s. DRESSMAKING. "RESSMAKING.—MISS JANE " DONNELLY begs to intimate that she has commenced business as a Dressmaker in Leven-street, Naseby. . J. D. was for a number of years with Mrs. Roberts, and is prepared to execute, in neat and fashionable Btyles, all orders for dresses, &c. ,1 ,jr.\] "JANE DONNELLY/ '"' : Leven-street, Naseby.;' / /"10ALS !„ COALS!! COALS !!! i The old Welshman's Gully Coal Pit Bfcill holds its reputation of producing the Best and Cheapest Coal in the district. Price, 12s 6d per four-horse load: Discbunt for cash.' '" '"'"• " "'"' JOHN R: JONES, Proprietor. TO MINERS, TOWN 'RESIDENTS! ANT> COUNTRY SETTLERS. • the Province we have had satisfactory communications in the matter of our £5 Baib method of conducting business. Started as an experiment, we were confi- - dent from the first that a fair trial would establish confidence, ar.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 Stack, at DTrjrEßiN erictcs, without. leav-JT ing their own homes. This System wa9 started a decided novelty, it has had a fair trial on its merits;; it has .proved- a . decided siic'fess, and w.e invite all toYtuaV' the advantages it offers, s->'d try a Sample Bale, which, we feehconviuoed;'will lead to more. THOMSON, STEANG, AND CO GUTTING, PRINCES STREET, BTJNEPIN.