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Western Star, Issue 374, 25 August 1880, Page 1

Riverton Ads. A large and well-selected assortment of Agricultural, Garden, and Flower Seeds, comprising all the varieties most suitable for the climate. Red Clover White do. Cow Grass Alsike Trefoil. Rib Grass Timothy Rye Grass &c. VEGETABLE. Peas (varieties) Beans (broad, French, or kidney) Asparagus (sorts) Beet (varieties) Borecole or Kale Brocoli (varieties) Brussels Sprouts Cabbage (varieties) (Savoy) Cauliflower (sorts) Cape Gooseberry Carrot (varieties) . Celery Cress (Curled) „ (Water) Cucumber (varieties) Leek (sorts) Lettuce (varieties) : Melon (Rock and Water) Mustard . Okra Onion Parsley (Curled);^;".':':: Parsnip Pepper or Capsicum / Potatoes Radish Rhubarb' Spinach (varieties) Tomato . .'. i \".j\ - Turnip '■- ■ • ' Vegetable Marrow . :k : I Herbs (varieties) PACKED IN HERMETICALLY CLOSED BOXES. ANIMAL GUANO, BONE DUST. NEW GROCERY. ESTABLISHMENT. NEXT DOOR TO MR CHAPMAN'S. Begs to inform the inhabitants of Riverton andsurroundiug districts that, having commenced business as PROVISION & GENERAL MERCHANT With a new and well-selected Stock of Groceries, Provisions, and Ironmongery, Is prepared to stipply customers favouring him with their patrouage AT INVERCARGILL PRICES EOR CASH. Produce Bought. A TRIAL WILL OBLIGE. Jjgp 0 Note the Address— J. A. PISH, Provision Merchant, Next door te Mr Chapman's, Palmerston street. REGULAR COMMUNICATION RIVERTON & LONG-WOOD. A HAZLETON WATERMAN, j[s prepared to convey daily passengers to and from Pourakino Landing,, and goods from thence to the claims at Longwood. Travellers will do well to bear in mind that this is the cheapest and most direct route to. the mines. BOATS ON HIRE. TO MINING COMPANIES. SHARE TRANSFER FORMS, &c, &c, ON SALE WESTERN STAR OFFICE.