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Western Star, Issue 374, 21 August 1880, Page 4

Invercargill Ads. IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF A. P. SCOBIE & CO. jTTAVING purchased the BOOK DEBTS * " from the Trustees in the assigned estate of A. P. Scobie and Co., (formerly Scobie Bros of Riverton, drapers, in which are included the book debts of their predecessors, D. Murebie and Co., All persons indebted to the above estate*are respectfully requested to settle their accounts forthwith; otherwise legal proceedings will be taken for recovery. ’ Accounts can be paid to J. L, McDonald and Co., Riverton, or to me at Invercargill. M c E W A N &CO., CONVEY AN GEES, (Under L. T. A.), LAND AND FINANCE BROKERS. Loans Negotiated. OFFICES: RODGERS’JBUILDINGS, DEB SXBBET, INVERCARGILL, Wrey’s Bush Ads. LL NATIONS HOTEL WREY’S BUSH. R. SWEETMAN, Proprietor. Travellers and others can rely on receiving every accommodation at this hostelry. Wines and Spirits of the best brands. J. L. MCDONALD, Good Stabling. Riverton Ads.

Jjjl W. BORNE, Late of Im ercargill, FANCY BREAD & BISCUIT BAKER, PASTRY COOK & CONFECTIONER. Begs respectfully to inform the ’nhabitants of Riverton and surrounding districts that he has opened in the above line in Palmerston street and by supplying a good article at the lowest remunerative prices, and strict attention to business, hopes to merit a fair share of public support. Mochine-mado Biscuits, Wedding Caltes made to order. Balls and Soirees catered for. A Fkesh SrrpLY of Fur it always ox HAND. JJBNJAMIN BOITIN, t AND PASTRY COOK, Begs to inform the public generally that he has eemmeaeed business near the Railway Station, and trusts by strict attention to the wants of his customers, and by supplying a a genuine article and a good loaf at lowest pricss to retain liberal support from the surrounding districts. Biscuits and Confectionery of all descriptions wholesale and retail. Wedding Cates made to order_at the lowest prices. Fresh Fruit always on hand. A first-class MUTTON PIB and CUP of COFFEE can be had at at time of the day for SIXPENCE. FOUR-POUND LOAF, SIXPENCEA. P. SCOBIE Begs to announce that he has opened in the promises next the Globe Hotel with a general assortment of DRAPERY, BOOTS, FANCY GOODS, &c., And hopes by supplying good articles at moderate prices to merit a share of public, patronage.