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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume X, Issue 572, 26 August 1880, Page 1

Sforijtoas. I [CARD.] THOMAS BAIN WHITTON, M.D., Queen's Untversity, Ireland, and Surgeon oe Edinburgh. . Surgeon to Mount Ida District Hospital. Surgery : Derwent-street, Naseby. Dr. Whitton -will visit Stl Bathans every Court day, unless unavoidably detained. bailors, gussmakers, &z. ■S. HOPSON, TAILOE, Having commenced Business in Naseby,. offers for inspection a Choice Selection of English, Scotch, and Mosgiel Tweeds and Coatings and Ready-made Clothing. Coats, Vests, and Pants cleaned, pressed, and made equal to new. Customers can rely on good fits. Orders executed on the shortest notice. NOTE THE ADDRESS i:— \ S. HOPSb,!, Leven-street, : Naseby. (In shop lately occupied by/John Dillon, . next door to Hjorring's ) H O M A/S A TJ L D, ; GENERAL TAILOR, ALL KINDS OF TAILOBS WORK EXECUTED . AT MODERATE PRICES. TO HEADS OF FAMILIES. I Parties Intending to Purchase I A SEWING MACHINE, would do well to enquire at the ENGLISH AND AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE DEPOT, DTJNEDIN, Where there is a large Collection of Machines '.rom the best makeks. All Machines Tested, and sent out ready for use, with Book of Instructions and Extras. Repairs and Adjustment of all kinds of Sewing Machines in use attended to on the shortest notice by W. MELVILLE, Practical Machinist, ■ ■ Ko. 6 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN Needles,; Shutting, Springs, and Duplicate parts ;,1 ways in Stock. Al communications attended to by return of post. iuug JSiablts, Cuaxljcs. [> 8.. CAM E RON begs to inform the public, that he has purchased the Coaching Plant lately owned by Mr R. 'T. Poole, and will run Coaches as formerly, leaving Palmerston every Wednesday and Saturday at Ten o'clock for Naseby, via Macraes and Hyde, returning on Fridays and Mondays. NOTICE. "ESStvS. JOHN WEIR& JAMES SMITH beg to intimate that they have just completed the erection of their NEW STONE STABLE IN DERWEUT STREET. They are now in a position to devote special attention to the Hiring out of Traps and Saddle Hacks. Quiet and well-einditioned Horses, Buggies, Drays, &c, can be obtained at all times. Horses kept at Livery, and well G-roomed at low jst rates. >AOKMAN'S Livery Stables, consisting of Ten Large Stalls and Pour Loose Boxes, are now completed. They are large, comfortable, and in every way adapted to the requirements of the districo. Careful and personal attention may be relied" on, combined! w i fca - moderate charges. Liberal Arrangements can be entered into for livery for stated-periods. Buggies and Saddle Horses on hire, at cheapest rates. Chaff and Oats always on hand. As no'expanse has been spared in building and fitting up these Stables, wth a view to warmth and convenience, trusts that a fair share of patronage will be given hkn. JOSEPH PACKMAN, Earn street, Nasebv. I M Al L COAC HE S. E BEG to intimate for the information of the public that, being tbe Mail Contractors for the undermentioned places, our Coaches will arrive and depart as follows :—Leave Lawrence every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, for Tapanui, Boxburgh, Alexandra, Clyde, Cromwell, Arrowtown, and Queenstown. Returning to Lawrence in time for the 3.30 p.m. train every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Leave Palmerston-every Tuesday, and Friday, for Naseby, Hills Creek, St. Bathans, Cambrian, and Clyde. Returning on Wednesday, and Saturday, in time for the evening train. Travelling Tickets will be issued to Commercial Men to facilitate their staying at places along the road and resuming the journey as it may suit them. Cobb and Stables, afc Lawrence, are under the immediate supervision ef our Mr. Craig, and have always ready for hire Saddle Horses, Single or Double Buggies. Parcel Book Office—Railway Department, Dunedin. Mr. E. Horswell, Rovfll Hotel, Naseby, is an authorised Agent for booking passengers and parcels from Naseby to Palmerston, and from Naseby to Clyde. H. CRAIG AND CO., Proprietors. Head Office—Peel street, Lawrence.