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Western Star, Issue 51, 31 October 1874, Page 2

EIVERTON BAZAAR. ■ .■ - *- THE Cheapest Establishment in Town for the purchase of - BOOKS, 'STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, SMOKERS’ REQUISITES, &c., &e., &c.* A splendid, selection of Fancy Goods always in stock. New Goods constantly arriving. Ex Euterpe and Haddon Hall, from London — A magnificent consignment of Fancy Goods, and every description of ' the PATENT SILBER. LAMP, The latest novelty out! Inspection of our stock is respectfully solicited All Home and Colonial Newspapers received per every mail. j. wTc ii? “’ BOOKSELLER STATIONER, And Fancy Goods Dealer, General News and Advertising Agent, (Next Bank of New Zealand), PALMERSTON- STREET, RIVERTON. NOTICE. ’E beg to thank the public of Riverton and surrounding districts for their, liberal support and patronage bestowed upon us ; and in retiring foom business we would respectfully -solicit a continuance of the same for our successor, Mr J. W. Chapman. SIMON BROS. & ERSKINE. IN reference to the above I would beg to notify the public of Riverton and the districts of Southland that, having purchased the business of Messrs Simon Bros, and Erskine, I shall endeavour by moderate charges and strict attention, to merit the patronage so liberally bestowed u i ;■> ii > . < rs. J. W. CHAPMAN. BLACKSMITH’S SHOP. WILLIAM OLIVER, Blacksmith and = Horse Shoer, Palmerston-street, RIVERTON. WILLIAM OLIVER, Has much pleasure in announcing to the people of the WESTERN DISTRICT that he has commenced business as above, in the premises, PALMERSTON-STREET, opposite MV, T. Daniel's, store, and tru.-ts by strict attention to business to receive a fair share of public support. Horses Shod in Superior Stylo LOWEST RATE S. TO STAND THIS SEASON AT GrTJMMIE’S BUSH, AND TRAVEL THE WESTERN DISTRICT. The pure Clydesdale Entire Colt ARON b, ENSUE W. His sire, Glasgow Geo.rdie, was bred by Mr Andrew Warnock, Bearyards, Bishopbriggs, near Glasgow, out of his prize mare Maggie, whose stock have all been prize-takers, and sold at high prices. He was imported by D. Nisbet, Esq., and sold to J. Bryce, Dunedin, for £550. Baron Renfrew’s grandsire was the well-known horse Kerr’s Champion, bred by Mr Fleming, Ancbenbowie, Kilmacombe, out of a celebrated prize mare. Champion’s dam obtained first prize at Renfrewshire for brood and yield mares at three different shows. His granclam was never beaten while in Mr Fleming’s possession. Baron Renfrew’s dam was got by Prince oyal, out of Nancy, both imported from Scotland by W. H. Valpy, Esq., Forbury, Dunedin. Princess Royal’s sire Prince Royal, bred by Mr Muir, Hardington Mains, Mr Valpy refused £l,lOO for, and the same, aeaaon ;was guaranteed 100 mares at ten guineas each to travel him’ in Canterbury. His sire, Prince Royal,'was the property of Mr Barr, Barangray, known to be the most celebrated hors© for breeding purposes in the west of Scotland, It will thus be seen, that the Baron is descended from the best Clydesdale blood in Scotland. He was bred by D. Warnock, Broomlands; colour, beautiful dark .brown ; stands 15 J bands ; docile temper, with great flat bones and line hairy legs, rising three years old. > Terms, three guineas, payable at end of season. Full particulars respecting'the horse can be obtained from ; WILLIAM SMITH, Gummie’s Bush". ONEY TO. LEND. Apply to RICHD. MATTHEWS, Solicitor, Eldon Chambers, Esk and Dee.streets - - . . Invercargill. T& A. MACLEAN, * Stock, Station, and General Commission Agents, hold anetion salcs as under— At New Cattle and Sheep Yards, Kaikorai — Every Wednesday, at 11 o’clock, At West Taicri —Last Tuesday in each month. ■At -Hendereou’fl ihoyuijfJ Thursday in each month, all kinds of .Fat and Store Btock. Mansk-stueet, Dunedin.