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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 323, 7 May 1875, Page 4

M 11. H'. C. lIEETSLET . MINING.- AND -GENERAL AGENT, •' } -I • ■■■ :.!\S V?i J ; „ .NASEBY, MOUNT IDA. EEWAEJJ: LOST from the Survey Camp, M'Corraack's Creek, Dunbaek Disfcri'ct,' about; 12th- December' last, asßay branded ,+ H onj offabout ~15 -bands: in heig'ht. Tlio above.reward will be paid, if re(uvqed fcJ Nas<3by, or lialf that amount" if left at'Mr/Ltiks'Waihemo' Hotel. ' J •" i - - - -> D. BARRON. FOlt 'SALE, BY MR. P. MALLON, ! ' ! AT'ST. BATHANS, mnE MONTEZUMA HOTEL & , STOItE freehold Property), with Paddock- attached";' also; six-stalled Stable. . j -The-House is one of the best up-country—-being newly'built oftho Very best Timber and Iron, and,on the most approved principles for affording travellers every comfort.and convenience. . i " •Inspection Invited. 'Apply• to the undersigned., . PATRICK MELLON. O'i ■■■ -i-:L' v '\ -Sfcl'Batlians/o-r'i ' . IET-EK NASE'B E ! (Next door to Iljorrin/j's) , - . i .J.DILLON begs to announce that- , - he lias Removed to larger . and moro suitable Premises' (adjoining Hjor-ring-'i);-where, the trade will be icon-' dueted=in3U-itsJminches''asihereto-iorc.tpFirst-c]asßjj • <r STO TfVEEDS h f ?on!vicWj of fashionable:patterns. A Prders executed.with> taste and ... , . - . promptitude. ' ft,' ■ '.iiy UL'J i -i Ig3r Note the Addiiess— . ;/>.■ ; JOHN DILLON,; J ''-TAIX. on AN D D ta'^AP E E,. J :7j o. \; f f r ' ' fr * . . Leven-street, Naseby. i ! ICTOEIA EIEE & MAEINE INSURANCE COMPANY. ; i . Agency for Iho Mount IdaJDistrict: 1 f CHRONICLE'-' OEEICE. Rafters. R. AITKEN, , M N f l pIN ,! B' A r K ; EEY ,AND GENERAL STOJIE,' ' - > '• „ . .>' . ■ . ,?/- j .? ■ ••^- i ' : NASEBY : " '"y \-;j I MOUNT IDA. JN OTICE. ■ Vjii'S. in TIIE TJNDEESIGNED having Bought "the .STOCK-IN-TRADE innS: GOOD-WILL of the Business --lately'- carried! on by M'Eadyen and-Jarvis, < Bakers; of Nasc-: by,'bogs to intimate that it is lus intention to! GARRY ON the BAKERY* in such a manner I as, to. merit. of .the patronage 1 previously bestowed. ~ , _ c ROBERT GLENN, v * ' .' "Tj r t ' 'Families Supplied Jhroughoict the District. Q_EOEGB "y OUNG, PBACXICAIr WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, - -■ ■ And-' -•: "■■■ : Importer of Watches Clocks, and Jewellery, PRINCES STREET,, DUNE DIN. . (Opposite the Bank 'of New South Wales.) " Large and varied Stocks of Watches, Clock?, Jewellery, Silver and Electro-Plated Goods, Eieljd and Opera Glasses, &e., &c:; all imported direct from the best manufacturers in the;home countiy. " . . : 7 Receives month parcels of the above goods m ail the latest designs and patterns. -.'.•lAll'-Mrids of'Jewelleiymade to order; ' .Repairs promply and carefully executed, at moderate charges. . .! .«> : Order - from the country attended N.B.—Awarded I] IR ST . P RIZ E for CLOCKS and WATCHES, New Zealand Exhibition, 1865.' ' - • - • • i ' Note the Address—i. GEORGE "Y- O U' N G Princes Street, Dunedin. Qpvosite the Hank of JSew South Wales. OHBAP. HOESESHOEING., REDUCTION TO MEET THE TIMES. Horseshoeing and General Blacksmith Work executed in a workmanlike manner, and a Cheapest Rates, in Smithy adjoining Victoria HaL, Earn-strect, Naseby. HOESESnOEINO,..... ......9s. AND 123. PEE SET. ' ALEX. PEARSON. TAMES STEAX).MAN wants his old supporters to know, that his : Prices defy competition. Horseshoeing ... ... 9s and lis. The style of work turned out is well known throughout the District. jpETEE AND QO., B L A C K S'M I T H S, IEVEN-STEEET, NASEBY.; ■ _____ Picks, Laying and' Steeling . ■ ... Gs „ Pointing ... ... .... 43. per doz OATS & CHAFF ALWAYS ON HAND. Kyebutm, Siiao Point, <& ITewcastt,e Coax., & Post 3 Afd FrunwooD Depot. JsocQcllent Stablinq.