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Western Star, Issue 1, 15 November 1873, Page 1

JIEEE IMMIGRATION!! T . DANIEL, \' AGENT, RIVERTON. PHOTOGRAPHY! NICHOLAS BROS., PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS, pjAVE much pleasure in informing the public that they have taken the spacious premises formerly occupied by Mb Rocke, Chemist and Druggist, PALMERSTON-ST., RIVERTON, And have erected a first-class and welllighted Portrait Gallery which will be fitted up in a style second to none in the province. Messrs Nicholas Bros’, portraits have hitherto given satisfaction to their patrons, and, with their new gallery and improved appliances, they can confidently assure the public of increased excellence. All Minds of Portraits taken on the shortest notice and in any weather. - N.B.— Old pictures copied, enlarged, or diminished for brooches, lockets, &c. Notice to Up-country Customers. The negatives of all portraits are kept, and copies can be had at any time on application. Letters from the country for extra copies promptly attended to. As they keep travelling appliances, they are in a position to take views of country residences, &c., on the shortest notice, and at moderate charges. Satisfaction Guaranteed. .NICHOLAS BROTHERS, PHOTOGRAPHERS, Palmerston Street, Riverton. important notice TO SQUATTERS ( AND 1 UP-COIJNTEY residents. SIMON BROS. AND ERSKINE, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, AND FANCY GOODS DEALERS, HAVE determined on sending an assortment of Goods up country periodically. The best description in every of Goods only will be kept— at moderateT)rices. All orders sent to our Riverton Establishment will be promptly ] attended to. Our waggon will leave Riverton in charge of a Competent Traveller once a month. ■ ‘ - SIMON BROS. AND ERSKINE, 1 iNext Bank of New Zealand), „ Palmerston-steeet, tIVER T 0 N .