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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XII, Issue 646, 16 February 1882, Page 1

. . surgeons. [CAHU.] 'TiKOMAH.BAIN*' WHXTTONy Qr/BEK's University, lu2i.a.s-d, wb Bi;i- ---.' OF EUIKSPBOII: Surgeon. to Mount Ida District Hospital hurgery : Derwent-street, Dr. Wbittoii will rait St.. Bat-bans every Court day, unless unavoidably detained. TiILOE O N , Having -commenced Bust'-ess in Ksaaby, '""era tor 'inspection a Oboice Selection of ii»liah: So.ni.f!)i. and Mo.=giel Tweeds and ••mado Clofcbiug. Coals, Vests, and Pants cleaned, pressed, and made equal to new. good fits. Orders executed on the shortest notice. *,.* Persons buying tweed of T. S. H. can have garment* cut without charge. - ■ NOTE THE ADDBBSS : '£. 8. HOPSO'K . ' , ■ jLev.eh'-steeet, Naseby. .(Opposite Empire Hotel.). rjl HO MAS C A E B, George-street, Dunedin, (Established for 16 Years), Bags to inform the public of the Mount Ida District that he is prepared to Make.Suits of Clothes in Tweeds, Cloth, or other Materials, ; •■■'•' at cheapest rates. Clothes Cleaned and Pressed on tho Promise*. Good and Fashionable Fits guaranteed, . THOMAS CAklt, • 13 G-E.ORGE'SXEEET, DtTNEDIIf, (Near the Octagon.) SsTAttLISHED ISSI ] L- EI, Princes ; S tree'i, DUMBDIN Wholesale and Retail Manufacturer of 'iPAULINS, HOSSS, 3 COVERS, OILSKINS, &c, . &C. A large supply of. HOSE S.always on hand, Manufactured of Bsst No. 1 Extra "Hose Canvas. : All long Flax. Okdies punctually attended to. liiizva S&i.ables, Coatfres. "HyfESSKS. JOHN• WEIE& JAMES XvJL SMITH beg to intimate that they have just completed the erection of their NEW STOKE STABLE IN ; DBRWENT STEEET. They are now in a position to devota special attention to the Hiring out of Traps and Saddle Hacks., : ©,uiafc and well-conditioned Horses, Buggies, Brays, &0., can bs obtained at all times. , -Horses kept at Liveiy, and well Groomed at' lowest rates. JAOKMAN'3 Livery Stables, consisting of Ten Large Stalls and Four Loose Boxes, we now completed. They are large, comfortable, and in every way udaotea to the requirements of the district; 3onal attention may b? relied on, combined with . - - . moderate charges. Liberal Arrangements can be entered into for livery for stated periods. . Buggies and Saddle Horses on hire, at cheapest fate ChaiT and Cats always on hand, ■v. - As no expense baa been spared in building and fitting up these Stables, with a view to warmth and convenience, Mr-Packman trusts that a fair share of patronage will be given iiiaa. JOSEPH PACKMAN, Earn street, Naaebv. .. M AT L '-CO A C HE S. WE BEG-to intimate for-the information of the public that, being tho Mail Contractors for the undermentioned places, our Coaches will arrive and depart as follows : —Leave Lawrence every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, for Tapanui, Roxburgh, Alexandra', Clyde, Cromwell, Arrowtown, and Queeastown; Returning to Lawrence in time for the 3.30 p.m. train every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Leave Palmers ton every Monday, and Friday, for Naaeby; Hills* Creek, St! Bat-bans, Cambrian, and"Clyde. Returning on Tuesday, and Saturday, in time for the evening train. The up-Coach starts punctually a 6.30 a.m Craig and Co. beg to notify that they are now carrying the mails weekly via Hyds and Macraes, having purchased the entire coaching plant for working the «foute from Mr It. \{. Cameron, The coaou leaves Palmerston for Naseby via Hyde and Macraes every Wednesday and returns every Thursday. Travelling Tickets will be issued to Commercial Men. to facilitate their staying at places along tho road and resuming the journey as it may suit them. Cobb and Co'b Stables, at Lawrence, are under the immediate supervision of our Mr. Craig, and have always ready for hire Saddle Horses, Single or Double Buggies, Parcel Book Office—Railway Department, Dunedm. Mr. E. Horawell, Royal Hotel, Naseby, is an authorised Agent for booking pansongers and.parcels from Naseby to Palmerston, and from Nasaby to Clyde. EjmA. Qsa»a-~ii.ViS: sta>?A„ L-swr.cec<v