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Western Star, Issue 143, 3 June 1876, Page 1

“AMES M'GBEOO LICENSED WATERMAN, B Havingpurchased from Mr Simpson the favorite boat APARIMA, is prepared to Convey Passengers, Goods, &o.; as far up the river as navigable, stturtibg from Hie Riverton Jetty at tide time. ' The above boat is well suited for pio-nio and pleasure-parties. JHYEBTON SEMIN ABY 808 O I J YOUNG LADIES. : B S. !. M. - M, A 0 D 0 N A L D Begs to. announce that ■ she will ■ RE-OPEN SCHOOL on APRIL 24th, 1876, when o limited number: of pupils will -be received. ti (11 - r -’ ... ■ Circulars, &C„ forwarded on application. N OTIC E. A.' PRIVATE SCHOOL will be opened in J\ r South Riterton Schoplhouse, on Monday next, the; 22nd 1 May, by the undersigned, who having for the past seven years followed the profession in Southland, trusts that will be a sufficient guarantee to those who will intrust their children to his-care. ' Terms—Sir years and under, 6d per week, payable, in advance ; above that age, Is per week, in advance. - A. B. TUSON, Master. CHEAP MEAT EOB CASH. YEBY LIBERAL DISCOUNT OK MONTHLY PAYMENTS. not stand in your own light, but come and make your own arrangements with the undersigned, who is ahle from past experience to r v ,j •" | &• 3 keep a good supply, and give the most reasonable terms. Hotels and Families contracted with. A J. F. SCHMIDT, Butcher, Riverton. jjyJALCOLM J. M. M‘DONALD, WHOLESALE: & BET AIL BUTCHEB, PAXStBBBTOK •BTSBBT, EITEETOK. I L LIAM SING LA IR, TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, Princes-street,' (Opposite Criterion Hotel),, Dunedin/ . O N B Y T Q L E N D. Apply to F. W. WADE, Solicitor Esk-street, Invercargill, MONEY to LEND, in sums varying from £59 to £IO,OOO, on. freehold .security, a owest rates of interest. Apply to JAMES HARVEY, Solicitor, Esk-street, Invercargill. JJ H. P o Mamstbb and Bbbweb, RIVERTON, R T, NOTICE. Misses kelman a Humphrey beg O Intimate to the Ladies of Riverton end surrounding district, that they have commenced business as - MILLINERS & DRESSMAKERS, In th Cottage Occupied by Mr J. Kelman, Tauna Terrace, and hope by strict attention to the requirements of their customers, combined with moderate charges, to merit a share of public patronage. 1 Riverton 17th December, 1875.