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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XII, Issue 645, 9 February 1882, Page 1

DA Y^IIRONIGLE THURSDAY NIGHT'S ISSUE supplies residents of Nanoby, Kyeburn, Hyde, and -Macraes with the latest news thirty-six hours before they would, ocherwiso get it while ' SATURDAY MORNING'S S .ISSUE •contains -rauah later information than any of the papei-3 which circulate in the country. Its telegrams arc nearly TWO DATS LATER THAN THOSE COX"TAINKD IN THE 'WITNESd* OB THE SAME DATE. All Home Cablegrams which""reac:i Wellington up to 10 p.m. on Friday niyht arc published m Saturday's 'Chronicle,' and an account will also be found in..it of anything I interesting that occursm tno ' Coluiy -up to - the same time. The • i ;'...'"'..'". VERT 'LATEST XSW3 is therefore to be found iu no paper that cir. CUlates,,!!) the Interior, excepting ; : .._.•; SATURDAY'S CHRONTIJLE.'-'■;'. The subscription, to the / Chronicle Persons living at a have the '.Chronicle' posted to thorn direct from the office by sending in their, names, or can procure it from ' -:.'. ""Mr James Brown Mr W. Pylc; ... ; ■,■ Mr J. T. G wynne Mr E.T.Wheeler MfasebyV ■ St. Bathaus 'Palmerston , Dunedin Bsingtha only local paper, and as it circulates extensively in every part of the Interior Counties, the ' Chronicle' is a splendid , ADVERTISING MEDIUM. The 'Chronic, s' is 'a "necessity to manv people, as it is the County and Municipal as well as the Bankruptcy Gazette, besides being the means by which the} dates of the courts, and of other important meetings arc made public. It therefore affouls, ° - . PARTICULAR- FACILITIES 10 MEROiiAN'TS, STOitEKBEPEP.f! AND OTHERS who have goodt|or dtock'to dispose of.

: OWNERS OF WTIRE HORSES cannot do {batter thai bv advertising in the ' Chronicle.' There is a SPECIAL LOW SCALE OF CIUUGES for entire which is an additional advantage. All. kinds of GENERAL PRINTINGis executed at the ' Chronicle,' office, at MODERATE RATES^. Storekeepers and others can havo 811 L H,B A D-.S, "..' printed at a smalL advance on what they, 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 eject a i ; s-'sr positive.savijjg:- .sea. by print a quantity of ': ' ' Every order is executed with neatness and promptitude, and all classes of printing is done, on paper, cardboard,,and cloth. CM A 22 QSS MCLSIIA TJb.