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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume X, Issue 572, 26 August 1880, Page 4

gtekeegm. ROBERT GLENN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL \BOCEB, WINE, SPIEIT, AMD GENERAL PRODUCE MERCHANT. BELFASI STORE,'" NAiEBY. MOUNT IDA. W. JACOB, ENEBAL STOEEKEEPER, i WASEBY, In returning thanks to the inhabitants of Nas'eby and the surrounding districts for the liberal store of patronage bestowed upon him, begs to state that, to meet the requirements of his increasing trade, he has made EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS in his business premises, which will now he found Complete as a General Store. All orders promptly attended to, and goods delivered or for ware 1 3d to all parts of the district at a trifle over Dunedin prices. If CULLOUGH & SHEPHEED, STOREKEEPERS, CAMBRIAN. BEEHIVE STORE, GeOEGE-STBEET, -- ' DUNEDIN. J IX SUTHERLAND, Begs to f intimate to residents in Maniototo, that he is Prepared to Supply fparcels of Groceries at prices from 25 to 50 per cent. ■ less than those prevailing in the local townships. Delivers same FREE to Palmerston. Price List (free) on application. Orders from £5 upwards attended io with promptitude. Terms Cash on receipt of goods, except with customers, arrangements may be made. " ° mfix JSljaemaßn-s. THE BENDiaO BOOT & SHOE SHOP, LEVEN STREET,. NASEBY. JOHN ECCLES begs to announce to the Residents, Miners, and others in and around Naseby, that his large and well selected Stock -of BOOTS: AND SHOES, suited for the requirements of the district, is complete in eveiy particular. ~ . ; Excellent Workmanship, A\ Good finish, amd a Neat Fit Guaranteed, ~ ~. ■ on;all Bespoke Orders. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS Made to Order, and finished in first-class style a.t the lowest remunerative rates. -.-••■ V; NOW ON HAND—- • An excellent assortment of all kinds of Ladies' and Children's Fancy Boots. Larre assortment to selept from. Encourage the Legitimate Trade, and pay Eccuces a visit. G'soa"lEa~neat~fit, excellent material, and moderate prices at the BENDIGO BOOT AND SHOE SHOP. Once at Eccl.es , Nowhem Else. . : O H N ALLAN. '. .'■: Wholesale and Retail BOOT : AND SHOE MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER, . ,-. -Lete'n - s tbee t , : "''! ■..,;■_,■. 7 ;Naseby. .. '.'"-...■

NOTICE. T BEttto Notify to the Miners, J- Settlers, and others in and around Naseby, \ that 1/have PURCHA ED (he Blacksmith Business carried on for so many years by Alex. Pearson, at the corner of Earn and Derwent Streets, Naseby. In soliciting a cbntinuanceofitlie support so liberally bestowed on my predecessor, I beg to state that .all wort entrusted to my care will receive prompt attention. ' ' ' I :^ r ;-;';r; : JAMEs; YQps&: HOKSSS ] ,! SHOi) ; as : THEY ; OUGHT; TO BE! ! ! P. shoeing forge, LbYBN STEEET, NAB',;By. ■Picks—laid and steeled -•; -Do steeled" Agricultural; Implements made and repaired. ","".''! ; ":,',: L ' , . PETER LAW. TI/TB. B, ?P. io.TTI-X.Q begs to -*- notif y t0 the Miners and Agriculturalists in the District that he bus purchased the well-known and old established Blacksroitn Business hitherto carried on by Mr James Steedman, and-also that he has encased the services of Mr. James Hooper, a practical Blacksmith, and well acquainted with making or repairing- all manner of Iron Work used in Mining and Agrieult ure. REDUCTION IN BATES! . wiR be 3 " 3 aft6r th -* daU tU Price for toeing Draughts ... .„ U3perßet Heavy Hacks ... 9 8 r ■Wt „ ... -\y.Bi laying and s! eeling picks 5s P™™?- B ' ac^ m J ith Work-performed, at a'i Proportiomte Reduction on current rates. I a.UuTrS,* rf ucti °iu to be maintained I u.ade on „S I reductl ™ of -2i per cent, will be u.ade on all Accounts paid Quartery R. P.■ BOTTING, .... Pronrietor JAMES HOuPEß ) ...:E[acC°h. Io P of Leven Street, JVas_by. BILLHEADS, POSTERS, CARDS OF EVERY irivn EXECUTED AT •**"-& i-i-Nt., 'CZntOSIOLU' OFFICE » N REASONABLE TERMS.