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Western Star, Issue 404, 25 December 1880, Page 4

Invercargill Ads. I , I say, Mac, where are you going to buy your Rarden seeds this seaton ? Mac: Why, Gregg's to be sure, opposite Sloan's Theatre, where the seed* are genuine and true to name. REGG & CO. beg to thank their friends | *~* and the public in general for the liberal apport accorded them on former occasions, nd hare pleasure n announcing that they are just received a new, supply of Vegetable nd Flower Seeds, which they can guarantee s genuine and true to name. , GARDEN SEEPS of all kinds FLOWER SEEDS of all kinds AGRICULTURAL SEEDS of all kinds We can confidently recommend the quality >f these seeds, while our prices will compare 1 avourably with those of any other respectable n louse in the trade. We hare also for sale Early Rose Potatoes irly Vermonts, Snew Flakes, Ash Leaf idney, and Silver Skin. bbage and Cauliflower Plants always on hand. Iggp* Please Note the Address— GrREGG- & CO., WHOLESALE & RETAIL SEEDSMEN And Impobtbes, Exactly opposite Sloan's Theatre, INVERCARGILL. L.M'DO N A L D WHOLEBALE GROCER, GENERAL MERCHANT Esk street, near Railway Station, Invercargill. J. L. M'DONALD & CO., Palmerston street, Riverton. Purchasers of Farm Produce. IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF A. P. SCOBIE & CO. HAYING 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. Murchie uwl Co., All persons indebted to the above estate'are resDeclfully requested to settle then- accounts forthwith ; otherwise legal proceedings willba taken fur recovery. Account eim be paid to J. L. MeDonald and Co., Ki>i-ri</ji, or to me at Invercargill. j. l. McDonald. Riverton Ads. N !i \V D It A P E It Y ESTABLISHMENT. READY CASH WAREHOUSE. i ! B j; K> intiiimif they have opened the above pri-urn-us with nn entirely new Stock of DRAPKRY & CLOTHING, Comprising: New leaner H' •'"•«-•*. French Merinos, Lustres, ■liia«o Lawns, Hollands, Cottonade, Print* mill Calicos, Flannels and Blankets Remlv-made Clothing, Oxford, Crimean, Flannel and Morinp Shirts; Braces, Collars, Ties, Sock-, Hats, Gloves, &c. Millitwry—Triiinned and Untrimmed Hats, FlnwerV, I'Vathers, Ribbons, and Trimmini's. SPKCIALTIES. Gent's Felt Hats, Hs6d, worth 6s6d; Colonial Tweed Trouper*, lis 6d and 14s ; Silk 1 Umbrellas, 7s 6d. SINGER'S SiiWING MACHINES On time payments. Every house should have one. th6 Address READY-CASH WAREHOUSE, Paddock Street (near Railway Station). .*■' W. BORNE, Late of Invercargill, FANCY BREAD & BISCUIT BAKER, PASTRY COOK & CONFECTIONER, Begs respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Riverton and surrounding districts that he has opened in the ' shore line in Palmerston street and by supplying » good article at the lowest remunerative prices, and strict attention to business, hopes to merit a fair share of public support. Machine-made Biscuits. Wedding Cakes made to order. Balls and Soirees catered for. A Fbksh Supply of Fecit always on NEW SHOEING EORGKE. PI, HAVELOCK bogs to intimate that • he has commenced business ia the premises formerly occupied by B. Edwards; PROFESSIONAL SHOEING SMITH " Coaches. RIVERTON-OTAUTAU COACH. njT LAWSON will run a coaeh between Riverton and Otautau on SUNDAYS, MONDAYS, and WEDNESDAYS, to EU.it the Invercargill train: