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Western Star, Issue 143, 3 June 1876, Page 2

NOTICE. PETCHELLS & BELL ABE SELLING OFF THEIR ENTIRE STOCK DB AP 5 IELR-lf AT COS T PRICE, And aro prepared to giro a Liberal Discount |or Cosh Purchases. fETCftEUA AND' have much pleasure in informing ouv : numerous customers and the public generally that vo have SOLD the whole of our DRAPERY Clothing, Boots, Fancy Goods, Furniture, Paperhangings, &c., &c., to D. MURCHIE and Co., for whom we solicit a continuance of the liberal support hitherto accorded to us. ; WHITT INGHAM BROS. & INSTONE. reference to the above, we bog to intimate to our numerous friends and the inhabitants of the surrounding districts that we have taken a lease of the present premises, whore wo will carry on business on our own account. We can assure the public that, by strict attention to business and keeping nothing hut the newest arid most desirable goods, at moderate prices, wo hope to secure a continuance of the support so largely bestowed on our predecessors. D. MURCHIE & Co. NOTICE. yjNT Person found Trespassing on the Otautau, Walkcetowu, or Orepuki Line of Railway, will he prosecuted wtth the utmost rigour of the law. DAVID PROUDFOOT, Contractor, Western Railways, yyANTED KNOWN—Thafe J. SEEHO is to be found at the Farmers’ Arms Hotel, Tai street, Invercargill. y|tN future, all accounts rendered to me must bo accompanied by certificate or order signed by one of my authorised agents, otherwise they will not be recognised. DAVID PROUDFOOT, Contractor, Riverton. 28th Ootoher, 1875.