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Western Star, Issue 66, 13 February 1875, Page 3

T HE £jHRISTIAN VO CATE FOR FEBKUARY (With Supplement) Contains ; Aubrey Chaps. XVII and XV 111 Ye Gou Luq A Mother’s Photograph Riverton Band of Hope The Testimony Attested The Palm Tree Original Poetry by W.N., Qre.puki Moody and Sankey in Belfast Tin wise Comparisons Last words of Samuel Rutherford Bible Questions and Answers Winter Evenings with Grandpapa Calvinism in Modern Life &c., &c., &e. Subscription, 4s per year.; if posted, 4s 6d. May bo had at the Western Star Office ; or at the Ageats’, J. W. Chapman, Palmerston-street ; or R. Erskine, Dee-street, Invercargill. GALLOWAY & SON, publishers. I o M ART I N MERCHANT TAILOR, CEI IE SIOS B.U ILIXI No S, Princes-stroet Dunedin-, FOE SALE. LEICESTER RAMS, two-tooth, in lot 8 to suit purchasers, H. C. YOUNG, Erme Dale, Riverton. BULLS. FOR SALE, a few Calves, three-quarter bred Ayrshire, from selected Milch Cows, price moderate. Apply W. H. Nurse, Esq.; or P. GRANT & CO., Auctioneers. O R S E. Three-quarter bred Rams, 2 and 4-tooth Three-quarter bred Ewe and Ram Lambs. P. GRANT & CO. r ANTED, by a Married Couple, Situations on a Station. The man has had considerable experience in stock-breeding and shepherding ; wife, a good cook. Apply office of this paper. SPLITTERS WANTEIX 30,000 P a 8 ■ s Required to be Split for use on THE, WTEbTERN BAIL,WAYS. Apply at the Railway Office, Raver ton. w A N T E D. 800 E N, Piece-work, on the Light Railway. Apply to, Manager, on, the. works. GEORGE FROUDEOOT. OTT ANTED, a smart, intelligent Boy as an v T Apprentice to. the Printing business. Lpply office of this paper. from TWELVE to FIFTEEN lANDS for Harvesting (piece work). Apply at johnston & younger;?, Groper’s Bush. rpHE Undei signed having, from the. Ist i purchased all debts due to tin late firm or Kerr & Co., have to • request that they bo paid only to us, or our duly authorised agents. GALLOWAY & SON.

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