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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume X, Issue 581, 20 November 1880, Page 1

2\bu£rtiscntntts. OUNO 1 I^6 i THIS Proprietors have made a substantial addition to the' reading matter r.f the ' Chronicle,' which' now. contains Twenty- bVurOolnmns of interesting'reading.- -AIT local t news is fully meetings, courts, &c.—while pet sons who are fond' of general'reading will find what they warit in I the Supplement. :; THURSDAY NIGHTS' ISSUE ' :;> 11 supplies residents of Naseby, Kyebiyrn, Ttyde, ■ .and Macraes with-the.■ latest.iiews"thifty-six , ,-,.. hours otherwise get it, ... while?- • contains much later information than any of ; the papers which circulate in the country. ~ Its telegrams are nearly _-..'.;.■;:. vX.-:■:;■''' >■■!'„ ). two t>Ars o6t=" " TATNED IN THE.. < WITNESS 'OF ,•' '' •> :-.•; •'; : THE SAME DATE. " ' ''" ' J. All Home Cablegram's which 'teaah 'iWelling*- "'" ton up to: 10 p.m. pn.friday,iiiii:iit arc published in Saturday's ''Chronicle,' and an ac- ;■• /dduht wilL. also be found itr-iV of anything i interesting-that ocenrs-'in the ! G6lbriy J up to' '■;• toesame time. The ;n -- ;u v:C "'■ •■ : .:.-. ; i: . ; ..' V ' - :I .;" ; TERT LATEST NE'tfS .1" II " is'therefore to be fbu'ncl in no.paper'fcHat'iir.' culates in the Interior,, excepting : '"■ ."■■ ■-■■"■ ■-■'}■■ ! .The subscription to In"© ' C roniciel i : '■'■■ J " TWENTY-FIVE SHILLINGS PER 'ANNUM, payable at the end of the year.- Persons living at a distance can have if.posted.to them direct from the office; by. sending in their names, jorcan procure it from Mr Xj. W. Busch. ... Mr W. Pyle ...... ~.', ; Mr J. T. Gwynne r ... Mr B. T.'.meeler'■'.-..'. .Naseby <;■ .: St. Bathans. Palmerston Dunedin ..- p. the only'local paper, and as it cir-: ; culates extensively in; every part of bhe:. Interior Counties; the. 'Chronicle' is a splendid i '■•'■■■■ ... ADVERTISING MEDIUM. " " ' "' The 'Chronicle '_ is. a necessity^to many" people, as itjis the Countyand Municipal as', well as the Bankruptcy Gazette; besides : being the r .rneans,.by-.wh-ich\the ..dates, of' the. and of other J important meetiDgs.are made-public! It thereforeiaffoi d 5...;.", ;'. PARTICULAR FACILITIES To'mEßlf"?r - CHANTS. STOREKEEPERS. • ■■'- IT- '-J -■';> ~ t 'AND OTHERS ,;;:--■:.•-; ,-••, .-.■ who have goods or-stock to dispose :of. : ;,. : : OWNERS 'OF ENTIRE HORSES cannot dq better thah;;by advertising in the VChronicle.' There is a SPECIAL LOW? "SCALE OF: CHARGES. ■. '- v . for entire horse advertisements, which is "an additional advantage. ■■' ■:- " "'-"-' " ■■■'-■ All kinds of GENERAL PRTNTIVIQis executed at tb'e ;f Chronicle' office, at MODERATE RATES. -• Storekeepers and others can: have £ I " . V :■::.:-., ■ ■B'-'I L L H E.A D S, "..-•". - : .:". .'"'.':. A •printed-at a small advance on what they S would pay for the paper. . The extra amount :is more than compensated for by the trouble, and time saved.' Those who have much correspondence can effect a :' -'";;" ?;8®" POSITIVE SAVING :- : -■ ':■ '".; by giving ah order to print a quantity of - MEMORANDUM .FORMS. > A , Every orde- is executed with neatness and promptitude, and all classes of printing is done, on paper; cardboard, and cloth. : CHABGES MCLEHA TE.