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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XII, Issue 646, 18 February 1882, Page 1

B:&iT£rfisriiunts. * t'XT JDA 011 iiONIOLE " THURSDAY NIGHT'S ISSUE supplies residents of Sanoby, Kyeburn, Hyde, aud Macraes with-tlie latest new 3 .thirty-pi x hours beiore tl:ey .would ooheiivise get it, while . . : J .. ,-?.> h SATURDAY MORNING'S ; ISSUR contains much later information, than any of the. paper 3 which' circulate inf'the country. Its telegrams are nearly TWO DATS LATER THAN THOSE CON- .. . TAXNED IN THE ' WITttES.S" 01 ,i, ' - THE SAME .DATE. ; : ( All Home Cablegrams wliich~reacK Welling-' , : ton np to 10 p.m. on Fnday arc pub'lisaed in "Saturday's 1 Clii on l , o!o,' aud ail account.will also.-be found in it of anything interesting.that occurs m the up to the same time. The t VERY. LATEST NE.VS : is therefore to be found in no paper that cir. culates'm the InTerior.'exceutmg^" •. '* ' SATURDAY'S- CHRONICLE. The subscription to the VChronicle' '.9 TWE NTT- FIVE SHILLINGS PE R ANNUM, Persons living at a.distanceli'can have the ' Chronicle posted_to' them direct from the .office, bv sending in- then*, names,- or can procure, it from Mr J»meß'.Brown"- ! -:i..i Naseb'y - Mr W. Pyle ... ... St. Bathans Mr J. T. (3wynne ... Palmerston Mr R. T. Wheeler ... Duncdin Being the only local paper, and as.it cir : ■culates extensively, in every part of the. Interior Counties, the ' Chronicle' is a splendid . . . ADVERTISING MEDIUM... ; ' .The ' Chronic, s' is t a .necessity to many 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 are made public. It' therefore affoids r PARTICULAR FACILITIES. TO MERCHANTS, STOREKEEPERS, AND OTHERS who have goodsjoi dtock'to dispose of.

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