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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VI, Issue 324, 21 May 1875, Page 2

g^onhsemcnis. WASEBY. iHIS 01 d-Established and "Well-known HOTEL, bituated at the corner of Le'ven and Earn Streets, with extensive frontages to both streets —occupying the best situation in the Town—is offered for POSITIVE SALE, or will BE SEISED for a term of years. ■:-..-.r-:.r:.v-.:r----•The Commercial connection and reputation of the "Victoria V are so well known that comment is ■unnecessary. , ■,....;.„,.:. .:,...;■...:::.■ ■ -'--' Through failing health the Proprietor is compelled to place the property in the market. The Terms will be liberal, and none but 'principals dealt with. Offers will be received until the 10th June pros. E. T. GEOESE, \ Proprietor.

OYAL NASEBY LODGE, M.TJ.1.0.0.F. ANNIVERSARY SUPPER. QUEEN'S Pickets ... ioa. (Admitting Lady and Gentleman) ■ Dancing to Commence at Nine o'.clock '. sharp. Tickets to be obtained from Members of Committee, and the Stewards. . , •J Hore E Hall A Simpson" * BE Field o'.-. D Langmaak J R Martin J Morrison j ; S flore' .!,':.D Stuart. t • J H Wilson JAMES HORE, N.G.' ASEBY ATHBN^UM. A MEETING of Annual Subscribers will 'be held in the Reading Room on Tuesday Evening next, 25th inst., at Eight p.m. Business —To recoive Report of Committee, and Elect Committee and Officers for the Ensuing Year. ...... . .. E; T. GEORGE,. Hon. Sec. " CONCEKT AND DANCE will take place in the Schoolroom, Blaekstone HiU, in aid o/theVSohooVlFunds, on Monday Night, May 24th. WATSON TURNER," Secretary, School Committee ANK OLIDAI. QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY.;. The Banks will Ve Closed on Monday, 24th; May (Queen's Birthday)j ' ; '.\ ■,. , j ,'.'■■ ■V,.iW.'.H.«n!OS, TO COAL CONSUMERS, IN. fcASEBY "' AND'YICINITY. ;;*.;•';. ;;^ ; A MEETINGgof Persons.favorable to th'o Formation of a doalGompany,' will be hold on Saturday Evening) n,dx.l,,at> HorsweU's Royal Hotel, at eight p;m: ■/■ : \_{ NOTI CELL ACCOUNTS DTJE to the L Estate of the late J. Dick, M.D., must be paid to me forthwith, or legal proceedings \ will be taken to recover the same, as it is imperative that the Estato he at once wound up. G. F. NEWMARCH, Collector for the Executors. J. MORRISON'S , riIEMPEHANCE COFFEE EOOMS MR. JOHN MORRISON has much pleasure in intimating that he HAS OPENED his commodious &, comfortable ■ COFFEE AND READING ROOMS. Cbeßß, Draughts, and other Games. tEho Proprietor has determined to meet the ■great want at present felt in Naaeby for a comfortable and quiet Reading-room,, .where attendance can be procured. On" A number of the most popular newspapers (Homo and Colonial) will.be always on the tables. ; MEN PI E ); lt C.E, BTJTCHEB, CROMWELL. /"10UKTS IN THE mQujNTJDA <o' 'DisTETicfa;.;^"'' '.'' '"' ' NASEBY: : ' ; -'- ' Resident Magistrate's CdUBT—• At 11 a.m. May G, 13. , Warden's Court—At 11 Applications at 2 p,m., May 7, 13; District Land Ofhoe—At 2 p.m., May 6. and 13. Licensing Court—At noon, Jane 1. District ' ST. BATHANS: At 2 p.m., May 4. Juno - HAMILTON: ■*'■' At 2 p.id., May 18.:" ; '•■■;• . ~'i HYDE: At 11 a.m., May 19. .;, MACRAES';; A"fc 11 a,m:, May tto. V, 'j^LEREWHENUA:' , fIERPNNTiNEi n-MMinett (or llieir Agents) do not appear wlißnthemnames tiro.., called, their Applicatiins will be strnck out. ..,,, ' Agents must produce written ■ authority. H. W. ROBINSON, R.M., ' Warden.