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Western Star, Issue 50, 24 October 1874, Page 2

i in. IfiM&rzZ >ss S?saai? ■V"'#^f\ Sf.fe \li mAtm r-i’Awiw N if »V n/w^v-r----_..,,5 AMES O. 0, D, BAKER, CONFECTIONER, AND FAMILY GROG E R, P A L H. E E S T O, N S T E E E T, RIYER T 0 N. J. H., in returning thanks to the people of Riverton, and the inhabitants of the Western District generally, for the liberal support they have accorded him during the last seven years, begs to intimate that. he. has removed to larger and more commodious premises, opposite to J. F. Schmidt’s butcher’s shop, Palraerstonstreet; also that he has procured every convenience requisite to enable him to carry on, -with punctuality and in a most efficient manner, the different branches of business in which he is engaged. Biscuits and Confectionery, in any quantities, wholesale and retail. Wedding Cakes made to order. Fresh Fruit always in stock. Families waited on for orders. Orders from families for bread and groceries promptly attended to and delivered with despatch. Shipping supplied on liberal terras.

E « F R A N 0 K E, Colonial BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, P a i m jb S 8 t o s Street, RIVERTON, Opposite REID & SON’S MILLS. JMPOETAKT N O T I C E. JUST TO HAND, a well-selected Stopk of MEN’S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING of Colonial Manufacture. MEN’S, WOMEN’S, AND CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES of Every Description. Books - Stationery , Schoolbooks Clocks Albums Musical Instruments Ac., Ac., &c. At — J. 8 EEHOFS, Draper, Clothier, and General Importer, Riverton, R B T I B RI, D G E H O.T E L New River Ferry, (Eight miles' from' Invercargill.) G. WHITE notifies, to. the public that he has taken the above well-known house, and trusts to meet a fair share of support. Wines, Spirits, &«., of unexceptionable brands. Splendid rabbit shooting iw the immediate vicinity. Capital locality for pic-nics. A boat always to be had.