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Western Star, Issue 100, 9 October 1875, Page 2

-J|/jR L. E. REA DE , BARRISTER & SOLICITOR,. Palmerston-strect, Riverton. " - c¥7 PETER GRANT takes this opportunity of returning thanks to those constituents who have so liberally patronised him for the last six years, and to intimate that ho is now prepared to CONDUCT,SALES BY AUCTION in any part of the Province'of Otago. The business in future will be conducted under the style of PETER GRANT and Co., who will devote their best attention to the interests of their constituents. PETER G RANT & Co. 0 N E Y TO LEND. Apply to F. AY. WADE, Solicitor Esk-street, Invercargill. MONEY' to LEND, in sums varying from £59 to £IO,OOO, on freehold security, a lowest rates of interest. Apply to JAMES HARVEY, Solicitor, Esk-street, Invercargill. ANTED a good smart Boy for the Flour Milling Business Apply WIIITTINGUAM BROS. (TINSTONE UNEDIN COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, Congregational Hall, Moray Place. Principal Mr A. Barrett View Terrace, Dowling-street. Classical and French Master ... Mr J. Carden Of Castlcknock, College, Dublin, and of the University of Paris. English Master ••• Air F. S. Aid red, A.A. Terms (payable in advance) : Boarders ... £l3 per quarter Day Boarders ... VI „ Day Pupils ... ■■■ ” The course of instruction comprise.! the usual branches of a sound English Education, Mathematics, French, and Classics. Extras. —German, Music, Drawing, and Dancing on the terms of their respective musters. Senior Pupils’ intended for University Matriculation, £2 per quarter extra. Boarders have the advantage of EveningClasses for the preparation of lessons. Young gentlemen, as hoarders, will receive, in addition to domestic comfort, every attention to their intellectual training and gentlemanly • deportment. An ample diet of the best qua.hy. provided. . Each boarder to be supplied with turee sheets, three pillow slips, and three towels, marked with NOTICE TO OWNERS OF HOGS. POISON will be laid on the Westwood and Pwapiirakino Properties for the destruction of dogs. ° D. MURCHIE. Westwood, 16th July, 1875. FOE SAL E. LARGE and COMMODIOUS DWELLG HOUSE in Riverton (the Church of gland Parsonage). Two Quarter-acre Scene of land. Cerms easy Apply to HENRY LYON, Churchwarden. FOE SALE OE LEASE. he bridge farm, Near Riverton. ply to MR. A. C. JOHNSTON, gust 10th, 1875. foe SALE OE TO LET. SECTION 26, Block 12, Jacob’s River Hundred, containing 107 acres of good agrimltural land, nearly all fenced. For particulars, apply to 1 WILLIAM R. HAZLETT, Flint’s Bush. ILL IA M ANDERSON, BOOT & SHOE MAKER, ately in the employ of Mr Murdoch), to inform his frieifds, and the inhabitants e Western District generally, that he has icnced business in those centrally-situated iscs in Palmerston-street, known as the . Wheat Sheaf,” where lie will be prepared ■cute any orders entrusted to his care with ess, durability, and despatch, and at the moderate prices. Country orders promptly attended to. g" Note the Address— WILLIAM ANDERSON, Root and Shoe Maker, Opposite Caledonian Hotel, Palmerston-street, Riverton.