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Western Star, Issue 345, 17 April 1880, Page 3

No connection with the party opposite. SIGN OF THE RED BOOT. J HANCOCK wishes to direct specia ® 1 attention to his new stock of Men’s, Women’s and Boys’ READY-MADE BOOTS, which lie can recommend on account of their superior quality. J. H. is well aware of the extreme dullness in trade and consequent scarcity of money. He is therefore prepared to sell his goods at the smallest possible margin of profit for Cash. Kangaroo Leggings at great reduction in price. JOHN PARRY’S STOCK OF GROCERIES* Ironmongery, CROCKERY, AND GLASSWARE Is one of the most complete in the Western District. Cash Purchasers Liberally Dealt wrm. APPLICATION FOR A. SLAUGHTERING LICENSE. To the Clerk of Wallace County Council — X G. C. BUTTOLPH, of Otautau, in the Wallace County, Otautau Biding, being the owner of premises situated at section 8, block Till, Otautau, within the Wallace County, make application for a lease to use such premises as a slaughterhouse for the slaughter of great and small cattle. Dated this 2.3 rd day of March, 1880. G. C. BUTTOLPH. ON SALE. WA LTEB A. WOOD’S SELF-BINDING HABVESTEE, fitted up ready for work. Price, £SO. WHITTINGHAM BBOS. & INSTONE. The above machine is the only kind to which the String Binding Attachment can be fixed. |“j“0 N E T T O LE N D On Freehold. Apply to J. TUBNBULL THOMSON, Invercargill.