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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XXI, Issue 1072, 19 June 1890, Page 2

CRAVEN AND CO. "AVE now opened out. Dress l. stuff, all vool Mosgiel tweeds, at Jess than mill pries. Sotie of these were at the Exhibition ai d are of first class quality, only 2s and 2s 6d per yard ; black silk stripe, French cashmere, 3s, worth ss; 1000 yds. of homespun, 6|d and 7£d, worth Is. You should see these before you buy elsowere. A lot of girls' ulsters, half price and good quality; 50boys' sailor sui|s,.6s lid up; .20 boys' hats Is ,6d and 2s; white and other flannel, from Is per yard ; all wool heavy tweed for boys' and men's suits, 2s 6d, worth 4s, below mill price ; Alloa yarn in black and colored, 2s 9d; ladies' jerseys, 4s Ud to 9s 6d ; 200 men's shirts, cheap ; 50 men's suits—see before you buy ; 500 pairs men's sox, Is 3d and Is 6d, best all-wool sox; See our heavy allwool Mosgiel drawers and flannels—a splendid line of underclothing ; 20 pairs youths' saddle tweed trousers/ very cheap; men's all-wool tweed do., 12s 6d, worth 18s ; boys' black velvet blouses, good quality; blankets; shirting. • _ A Large Stock of new Imported Goods. Note.—For 14 days only after opening go3ds will be sold at a price and "quality to defy competition; but no credit given, and goods will not be I allowed out on approbation. I ■; CRAVED & CO. TO RABBITERS. PERSONS wishing to dispose of Rabbit-skins may forward the same to W. Ginsberg, Naseby, who is buying for the Home Market, and giving current prices. Skins may be sent from any part of the district, and the sender will receive amount by return of mail. W. GINSBERG. William V S-?1&t'Ao. Leoen Street, Naseby. 'R. KERR will attend the monthly sittings of the Courts held at St. Bathans and Nenthorn. MT. IDA LODGE, 1262, E.G. IHE Installation of W.M. and Officers will take place at the ( Masonic Hall, Naseby. on TUESDAY, 24th inst., at 7.30 p.m. Visiting Brethren cordially invited. By order of the W.M. J. T. B. HICKSON, Secretary. PATEAROA DREDGING COY. (Ltd.), UPPER TAIERT. AN EXTRAORDINARY MEETING of Shareholders ititheabovenamed Company will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, Victoria Hall, Naseby, on MONDAY, June 23rd, 1890, at four o'clock in the afternoon • Business:—Election of Directors, Adoption of. Rules, and to confirm Appointment of Legal Manager. J. HOWELL, Le"al Manager. NENTHORN CONSOLIDATED Q.M. COY. (Ltd.) ~ yTOTICE is Hereby Given that the Annual Meeting of Shareholders in this Company will be held in the Victoria Hall, Naseby, on THURSDAY, June 26th, at 8 p.m. Business : —To receive Balancesheet and Reports ; to elect Directors and Auditors (all of whom retire but are eligible for re-election); and to transact such other business as may arise. By order, S. J. EVANS, Manager. Naseby, 10th June, 1890. NOTICE. MR. WILLIAM PEARSON having contracted for the poisoning and collecting of rabbit«kins on runs 204 and 204 a for the coming season, people are cautioned against removing any rabbit-skins from the above runs. Any person found doing so will bo prosecuted. ALURED G. MATHIAS, Manager. LESLIE A NORMAN Commission Acient, MONEY, STOCK, iND SHAREBROKER Pbinces-stkkkt, Ddskdin. THE Promoting and Floating of Legitiinata Mining Undertakings—including Quartz, Dredging and Hydraulicking Claims—successfully undertaken. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. * Mr Norman's remarkable success in the past in the matter of promoting and floating Mining Companies induces him to express the hope that claims holders possessing promising Minin" Undertakings requiring capital for their development will place themselve in early communication with him, with a view to prompt steps being taken to that end.