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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XI, Issue 607, 19 May 1881, Page 4

Stcwfcttijtw. ROBERT GLENN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ri ROCEK, WINE, SPIRIT, GENERAL PRODUCE MERCHANT. BELFASI STORE, NAiKBY. MOUNT IDA. W. JACOB; aENERAL STOREKEEPEK, ':, - ; NASEBr, .. ;'.'.' In returning thanks to the inhabitants of Naseby; and the surrounding districts for the liberal store of patronage bestowed upon him, begs to stctte that,. to meet the requirements of his increasing trade, he has made EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS in his business premises, which will now be found Complete as a General Store,. All orders promptly attended to, and goods delivered or forward sd to all parts of, the district at a trifle over Dunedin priceß. " JC S ME L L 0 K - HOTEL STORKKEEPEB, : : ;; . ; '' : ; tinkers!;' ''■'''■-'• ,; - ,,;; ; :■■'• Agent for the 'Mount Ida -Chronicle*', for ! Tinkers and Drybread, . .'.., BEEHIVE STORE, "~~~ r ~~~~. ;■-.-' i GEOEGE-STBEET; '; ■' , : '"■■ /=•'!' .^"DUNEDIN. mrr /p. SUTHERLAND, Begs to : T T • intimate to residents in Mahiototo, that he is Prepared to Supply parcels of Groceries at prices from 25 to 50 per cent. leps than those prevailing ir the local townships. Delivers same FREE to Pilmerston. Price Ljsfc (free) on application. Orders from £5 upwards attended to with promptitude. , Terms Cash on receipt of goods, except with customers, with whom special arrangements may be made.

. Hotel, in returning thanks to the public of Naseby and District for the liberal .patronage bestowed on him for the past seven and a half years, begs to intimate that, in response to the invitation of a. large circle of friends, he has just completed the erection of and opened .... :; A GENEBAL^STpRE, which be thinks he may justly call the "New Era," adjoining the Empire Hotel, Leron s'reet, Naseby, w'here ' ' , '•'":'■'■■'• EVEEr KIND OE GHOCERIt: can be purchased,: .-., ; ,;.,: :,, FOR CASH Prices'hitherto un known •#:#^"-■ personally visited the markets, arid ! having made Large Jrurchases for cash; he is in: i a position to • : •■ ~.;..■•>-' • :j<--:> ■ ■■' _ < ■-.!■•::: I COMPARISON I between his prices and those,obtaining, ; afcjthe BEST-DUNEDIN- STOKES. ; ■■■:! ..'n;» ..,, ■-:..:> :,uj. •;,■■:■ ; His patrons will have the advantape of buying eooas from him at a .very s'ight; increase oyer import cost, as by making his;, purchases, direct and.for Cash, travellers' undo'thei heavy receive,the entire benefit of this. --■■ ; Care has been exercised in the Selection of i the Good?, so that none but, those 6f the ' , will be offered. ' a ty, or of the District,; .-■„—. habit of sending to' Dimedin for StoiWwilJ find ifcg'rea'ly to their advantage to mike their Purchases at. the. " New Era StM," as they will thus buy as' cheaply as #ey have been in the habit of' doing, and/jll save carriage and inconvenienceof delay.;' ' • ■ i.-'i ".; <„! m -,',

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