Invercargill Ads. j Jj, M*1)0 NA L D ° WHOLESALE GROCER, AND general merchant Ksk street, near Railway Station, Invercargill. ! J. L. M'DONALD & CO., Palmerston street, Riverton. Purchasers of Farm Produce. IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF A. P. SCOBIB & CO. SAVING purchased the BOOK DEBTS from the Trustees in the assigned estate of A. P. Scobio and Co., (formerly Saobio Bros of Riverton, drapers, in which are included the book debts of their predecessors, D. Murchie 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. J. L. MoDONAjjD. Riverton Ads.
£jBOCKBTT N EW DEAF E E T ESTABLISHMENT. EEADT CASH WAREHOUSE c°Beg to intimate tftey We opened.the above : premises with an entirely new Stock of ' DRAPERY <fc CLOTHING, Comprising: Now Fancy Dresses, French Merinos, Lustres, Tasso Lawns, Hollands, Cottsnade, Prints and Calicos- Flannels and Blankets Ready-made Clothing, Oxford, Crimean, Flan* nel and, Merino Shirts; Braces, Collars, Ties, Socks, Hats, Gloves, Ac. , Millinwry—Trimmed and Hutrinimpd Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Ribboris, and Trimmings. ' : SPECIALTIES. : ; Gent’s Felt Hats, 3b'6(l, worth 6s 6d ; Colonial Tweed Trousers, 11s 6d and 14s j Silk Umbrellas, 7s 6d. SINGER’S SEWiNGrMACHINES On time payments. Every house should ... have brie. JgTNote the Address READY CASH WAREHOUSE, Paddock Street (near; Railway Station).
Jjl • W. BOK »E, Late of In' ercargill, FANCY BREAD & BISCUIT BAKER, PASTRYCOOK & CONFECTIONER, Bogs respectfully to inform the : nhabitantg of Riverton and surrounding districts that ho has opened in the above lino in Palmers tori 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. Machine-made Biscuits. Wedding Cahoa made to order. Bulls and Soirees catered for. A Fussh Supply of Fkuit always ojt HAND. NEW SHOEING FORGE. /"N HAVELOCK begs to intimate that * he has commenced busice s in the premises formerly occupied by B. Edwards, as a PROFESSIONAL SHOEING SMITH.; Coaches. RIYERTON-OTAUTAU COACH. V* T LAWSON will run a coach between * * * Riverton and Otautnu on SUNDAYS, MONDAYS, and WEDNESDAYS, to suit the Invercargill train. Fairfax Advertisements. r AIBFAX RAILWAY HOTEL FAIRFAX
V. A. PRICES (l |lte of Olautau) has pleasure in announcing that he is now prepared to offer comfortable accommodation in the aborfc newly erected hhtel. It will be F. A. P.’s study,-by paving every attention td the wants of hi* .patron*, and keeping none hut first class wihes’epirita and beers, to merit public support. Good Stabling. Wrey’s Bush~Ads ~~ L L NATIONS HOTEL WHEY’S BUSH. R. SWEKTMAN, Proprietor. Travellers and others can rely on receiving •very accommodation at this hostelry. Wines and Spirits of the best brands. Good Stabliko. HEADINGS, BILLHEADS and ENVELOPES for Hotels printed on the shortest notice, and in the most tasteful manner, at the Western Star Office 1
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Western Star, Issue 406, 1 January 1881, Page 4
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484Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Western Star, Issue 406, 1 January 1881, Page 4
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