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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XXI, Issue 1067, 17 May 1890, Page 2

JAMES ALEXANDER, OOIPEE AND CLOTHIER, g fAS jast opened out a Large Quantity of NEW AND SEASONABLE .tjL GOODS, including the following '.— Manchester Department: Tapestry Carp is White and Colored Quilta Fancy Fringe for Basket Dutch Carpetn Damask Napkins Lace Curtains Linoleums Calicoes Tapestry Table Covers Table Cloths . Silesias Blankets Cretounes Crewel Canvas ' . i . Window Hollands Toilet Cover , Hair Cord Muslin Mantle" Bordering Dress Department: Prints Flanelletes Striped Woollen Sateens Tennis Stripe Silks and Satins Gingham Ecartfe Dress Plush Fancy Department. New Ribbons Silk Handkerchiefs Umbrellas . Macrame Twine ,» Embroidery Sunshades Lace Millinery Trimmings Dress Trimmings Hosiery & Gioie Department. Girls'and Ladies' Cot ton Hose Kid Gloves Taffels Silk Gloves ijummer Cashmere Hose Lisle Gloves Pure Silk Gloves Mantles, Millinery & Underclothing. Ladies' Dust Clonks New Garibaldis . " Trimmed Hats Waterproot Dust Do Infants' Pelisses Untrimmed Hats •Ladies' Summer Jaeketß Holland Aprons Infants' Sun Bonnets Ladies' Cashmere Jerseys Fancy Aprons Girls' Sunbonnets Pinafores - Corsets Underclothing Boys' & Men's Hosiery and Mercery. Cotton Half Hose Boys', Youths'& Men's Pants Summer Ties and Scarfs Merino Half Hose Do. Do. Do. Shirts Umbrellas Wool Half Hose Ambulance Braces Giothing and Hats. Boys' Washing Suits Roslyn Suits ~ ' . Tennis ats Tweeds " Roslyn Trousers Tweed Peak Hats Silk Dust Coats Roslyn Coats, etc. Hard Felt Hats Boys' Sailor Suits White Waistcoats „ . Soft Felt Hats Boys', Youths and Men's Straw Hats ill various shapes, and a large variety of other goods too numerous to mention, all marked at lowest prices for cash. - . A very large stock of Boys', Youths' and Man's Clothing, of Wellington, Kaiapoi, Ashburton, Timaru, Oamaru, Mosgiel, Roslyn and Imported Tweeds. Men's Suits of New Zealand Twoed from 32s 6d. Tailoring Department Suits made to measuro from the celebrated Roslyn and other New Zealand and im ported tweeds at lowest remunerative prices for CASH. We woixld specially draw attention, to the fact that we are selling cheaper than, we have done previously for cash. A LARGE QUANTITY OF GOODS OF PREVIOUS SEASONS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. James Alexander, DRAPER & CI OTHIER Leven-st., Naseby, Otago.

NOTICE. \ MR. ALEXANDER PEARSON, of Kyeburn, has been appointed sole agent for the Buckeye Harvesting Company for the Maniototo and Hyde Districts Buckeye Lowdown Elevator Li'gVit Mower Reaper Heaper and Mower Sheaf Carrier Transport Binding Twine Buckeye Lubricating Oil. I have at my forge, for inspection, a Sample Lowdown and Reaper-and-Mower. PUBLIC NOTICE. ANY person found shooting on my farm on the Sabbath after this date will be prosecuted. JAMES HORE, Ida Yale Farm. Nasebyl April 7, 1890. NOW PUBLISHED. STONED: Otago and Southland Commercial, Municipal & General OISUiCTORT, AND JVew ZaalancL jlnThixal For 1890. Demy, Bvo., containing 870 pages, cloth gilt, with Five Maps, etc. Price, 12s 6d. Postage to any part of New Zealand, Is AMONGST the more important of the numerous Additions and Alterations in the 1890 issue are:— (I) A Now Map of Dunedin and Suburbs, containing special arrangements for easy reference. (2) A List of Sheopowimrs, with number of sheep owned by each. (3) The Customs Tariff, including all orders and decisions to 7th December, 1889, in an Alphabetical List. STONE, SON & CO., Pui)LiSIII{»B, 79 Princes Street, 'iJUL/catLL/L,

VICTORIA HOTEL j^ASEBY. Mrs W. A. GEORGE, Proprietress THIS Hotel is nowcompleted, hav ing been re-built and furnishe in comfortable style. Good accommo dation for travellers and others. Good Sample Rooms and Stables. Only the best brands in Wines, Spirits, Ales, etc., kept. FIRST GLASS BILLIARD TABLE COUNTY OE MANIOTOTO. '-Counties Ajt, 1886." Hereby given that the Voters' Rolls and Defaulters' Lists for the several ridings in the county are now open to public inspection at the County Chambers, Naseby. A copy of the Rolls and Defaulters' List for the riding is kept at the followingplaces, open to public inspection, at all reasonable hours, from 27th April till 25th May:— Mt. Ida Riding.—At the County Chambers, 2S aseby. St. Bathans Riding.—At thestore of Mr. Wm. Pyle, St. Bathans, till May 16th j and thereafter at Mr. S. M'Cullough's, Cambrian. Idaburn Riding.—At the store of Mr Thos. Turner, Hill's Creek. Puketoi Riding. —At the store of Mr. A. M'JKenzie, Hamilton. Serpentine Riding.—At the store of Mrs. Joseph Edmonds, Serpentine. Hyde Riding.—At the store of Mr. John Laverty, Hyde. Kyeburn Riding.—At the store of Mr. B. Monk, Upper Kyeburn. Persons claiming to have their names entered on the roll may apply for relief to the RM. Court till the last day of May. HUGH WILSON, County Clerk. NOTICE. PERSONS in pursuit of Rabbits or Hares with dogs or guns on East Kyeburn Run, or on ground held under lease by Messrs. A. & A. M'Masster will bo prosecuted after this date. ROBERT LITTLE, April 24, 1890. Manager.