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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 455, 10 January 1878, Page 2

Salrs bii gluction. TUESDAY, 15th INST., AT 1 P.M. MONTHLY SALE 3. ESSES, INDER & GEORGE - will hold their next Monthly Sal» of CaUle, Horses, Farm Produce, &c, &c, at Mr. Inder'i Yards* on Tuesday, 15th Instant, at Ip.m. Phksbkt Entries i 4 year old FILLY, by "Refonnw" 3 year old COLT, by " Hero " YEARLING, by "Lord LoTatt" MAR E, and FOAL at foot by •• Clydw " MA BE, and foal by " Bucephalus'* 3 very useful HOUSES, saddle ov harness Heavy and Medium Draught MARES —FOAL at foot, by •' Ben Lomond " 1 TWO YE AR OLD and 1 YEARLING, by "Hero" A few fat and store FIGS •Gsi" The Auctioneers solicit Early Entries, to enable them to give publicity, and fowhich no charge wdl be made for advertising. QUARTERLY SALES AT HYDE. CATTLE, &c. ESSRS. INDER & GEORGE their next quarterly sale of Farming and Dairy Stock, Fat and Store Cattle, Hones, Farming Implements, and Produce, at Mr. Laverty's Commercial Saleyards, On MONDAY, Feb. 4th, at Noon. Several head of Fat and Store Cattle; Draught, Saddle, and Light Hurness Horses; Implements, and Farm Produce. The auctioneers having ascertained that the quarterly sales at Hyde will be a great convenience to buyers and sellers, intend to bold them without fail. Holders of stock, g-.ain, and other produce intended for disposal should give early information to secure publii-ity. flubac Notices. -Consult our "Notes and Queries" woekly. No charge made. ANCIENT BKITxUN HOTEL, KASEBY. FOR SALE. The above Hotel, which is situated in the centre of the town, and having a frontage of 50 feet to and 50 feet to Broomstreet, with a depth of 132 feet, presents a first class investment to parties in quest of a safe speculation. r Jhe Proprietor wishes to draw the attention of intendiug purchasers to the situation of this valuable freehold prooerty; to the good trade doing ; to its good reputation j and to its having been established in 1863. The whole is to be sold oh account of the proprietor leaving the district. Possession in March, 1878. Geoegtc Coi.iett hopes to meet his old friends during the Chris'.mas and New Tear's Holidays, to converse with them on the past, present, and future prospects of Naseby. . DRESSMAKING. RESSMA KING. —MISS JANE DONNELLY begs to intimate that she has commenced business as a Dressmaker in Leven-streetj Naseby. J. D. was for a number of years with Mrs. Roberts, and is prepared to expcu*e, in neat and fashionable.styles, all orders for dresses. &e. JANE DONNELLY, Leven-street, Naseby. L A S G O W HOTEL AND PIE HOUSE. Corner of Princes and Dowling streets, I DUNEDIN. The Proprietor of this well-known House begs to intimate to visitors from the Naseby district that, having completed extensive additions, he is now in a position to supply every I comfort and convenience of a home. Private rooms for families. Comfortable b3ds. Al eals at all hours. Wines and liquors of best brands. Night porter in attendance. JOHN DONALDSON, Proprietor. OUSTS IN THE MOUNT IDA J DISTRICT. NASEBY. Resident Magistrate's Court—At 11a.m. January 10. Wabdjkn's CoTTJiT—January 11. Applications at 2.30 p.m., January 11; ST. BATHANS. Warden's and K.M. Court—January 8, 29. HAMILTON. January 22. HYDE. January 23. MACRAES. Warden's and R.M. Court—January 24. SERPENTINE. February 6. HAEREWHENOA. If Miners (or their Agents) do not appear when their names are called, their Applications will be struck out. Agents must produce written authority. H W. EOBINSON, K.M., Warden NION INSURANCE COMPANY ' OF NEW ZEALAND. "CAPITAL, £2,000,000. FIRR-AND MARINE INSURANCES of every description effected at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. - - I\DER AND GEORGE, Agents for Naseby j W. a KIRECALDY,