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Western Star, Issue 377, 4 September 1880, Page 4

Til orn bury Ads. LHORNBURY JUNCTION SHOEING FORGE, GENERAL SMITHY. FAMES K E L M A N has pleasure in announcing to the settlors and others that ho has commenced business as above, adjoining Fos,tor's Thornbury Junction Hotel, anclhopes by strict attention to business, to merit their confidence and support. THORNBURY RAILWAY JUNCTIOiN HOTEL, R. FOSTER, Proprietor. The proprietor has much pleasure in informing his friends and the public in general that he has completed the erection of this bote The building is replete with every convenience and it will be the aim of the proprietor to study the wants oi' his patrons. Comfortable stabling and good accommodation paddeeks. The Sale Yards aro second to none in Southland, and are suitable for stock and sheep. "Wines, spirit?, and ales of best brands. Invercargill Ads. PATENT PREPARED COPPERS, After having undergone a very severe tost against prepared Coffee'from various parts of tbo Wo-kl, was pronounced SUPERIOR TO ANY IN NEW ZEALAND. Unprincipled manufacturers are offering to merchants and others offers and peppers of a very low class at a very Tow price to induce them to push the sale of such inferior goods. To avoid suL-h insist •■« having Strang's Renowned Maori Brand Coffee; also, his Union and Snip Brands, which are nuaainVed. His Silk dressed Peppers and Spices are pure. And uh his manu?ue<u>'es a/e retailed at same price as inferior s»>u<les. CONSUMERS ASK FOR STRANG'S COFFEES AND PiiPPERS, (Sole patentee for Mentiplav'a Thermceoptoeon), WHOkESALK and ExroßT Only, DAVID STRANG, Southland Steam ooffee and Spice Mills, Invercargill, N.Z.

MURDOCH BROS., DEBATED WATER AND CORDIA T. MANTJ tfACTUKERS, DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL, 'iJKG'to intiir.ate to the inhabitants of -* Riverton and Western District, that they liavn purchased the business of the lute firm of Huuik and Howells, and trust that by producing nothing but FIRST-OLAS GOODS, they will be ab 1 " to a-aiiitain the prestige of the late firm, and hereby secure the patronage of the general public. * # *Orders for despatch u«r train carefully attended ic>. TO FARMERS AKD OTHERS,. THRESH PORK purchased in ar.y quanta "at THE SOUTHLAND HAM CURING FACTORY, Spky Stiiket, INVERCARGILL. Cash paid )n delivery. if ILSOL',"TAINE AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, Commission, Genek&x, Financial, Insurance, and Estate Agents. INVERCARGILL. We have commenced business, as above, in the premises lately occupied by Mr West, in Esk street, Invercargdl. We are prepared to undertake sales of every di-'scriptiou of property on the most favourable terms. Account sales rendered promptly. Advances made on every description of property placed in our hands tor sale or shipment. Agents for the Australian Alliance Insurance Company, Fire, Marine, and Guarantee. WILSON, TAINE, & CO. ' ONEY to LEND, in sums varying from . A'stf to £IO,OOO, on freehold security, t ' o west rates of interest. Apply to JAMES HARV.cif, Solicitor, Esk-st.reet Invercargill. _J. M ' D O N A L D WHOLESALE GROCER, AND' GENERAL MERCHANT Fsk street, near Railway Station, Invercargill. J. L. M'DOiNALD & CO., Palinerston street, Riverton. Purchasers of Farm Produce. IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OE A. E. SOOiiLE & CO. O" A.VING purchased the BOOK DEBTS from the Trustees in the assigned estate of A. P. Scobie and Co., (formerly Soobie Bros of Riverton, drapers, in which are included the book debts of their predecessors, D. Murchie and Co., All persons indebted to the above es'ate are respectfully recuieUedUto settle their accounts forthwith; otherwise legal proeecuingo will be tak.en.for recovery. Accounts can be paid to J. L. McDonald and Co., Riverton, or to me at Invercargill J. L. AIcDuNA^D.