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Western Star, Issue 779, 29 September 1883, Page 3

. Public Notice: . Whittingham Bros, and Instone, THORNBURY AND RIVERTON, Have on’sale and to aeeive —* Harrows—Disc, Tine and Chain, at reduced prices Ploughs—Reid and Gray's, Ransome, Sims and Head, with subsoilers Horse Rakes (American pattern), Sheep Racks, Sack Barrows Three-Horse Iron Whippletrees, Weighing Machines Cultivators, Horse Hoes, Ridging Ploughs Cambridge Roller, Farm Drays, Seed Drills (American) Broadcast Seed Sowers, Corn Screens, Grain & Seed Dressers, &c., &c. WHITTINGHAM BROS. & INSTONE, Thornbury and Riverton, Have on sale and to arrive— Clover Seeds—White, Alsike, Cowgrass, Red, Yellow Timothy (Colonial) —Cocksfoot, Creeping Vent, Hard Rescue, Meadow Foxtail, Ribgrass Rape and Turnip Seeds, all pure and fresh Mangel, Beet, and Garden Seeds of every description.^ Perennial Rjegrass, machine-dressed. Having now obtained a first-class seed dresser, we are prepared to clean ryegrass for the public at Invercargill rates. WHITTINGHAM BROS. & INBTONE, Thornbury & Riverton, ‘HAVE ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE— ■ Corn Sacks, Wool Packs, Sewing Twine, Sheep Shears, Raddle (Blue and Red); Boiled and Raw Oil, Coka, Coarse Castor, Neatsfoot; White if Lead, Hemitite Paint, &c., Galvanised Roofing Iron, Doors, Sashes, Nails, &c. ; Fencing Wire, Barbed do, Colonial and American, at special rates ; Cement, Bone Dust and Guano ; Seed Potatoes (Kidney and Derwent), Oamaru grown. WHITTINGHAM BROS. & INSTONE THORNBURY & RIVERTON. Agents—Reid and Gray, Farm Implements, &c. „ —Calvert’s Carbolic Sheep Dip, &c. „ —National Insurance Company.

ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL T° save expense and trouble of removal, , I have determined to CLEAR OUT my present STOCK of FANCY GOODS, TOYS, 1 &c,, &c., at a GREAT REDUCTION in prices. J. W. CHAPMAN. NOTICE. REG to inform my late customers and the public generally that I have this day sold to Mr ANDW. MILLAR the premises and business lately carried on by myself at Colac Buy; and in thanking them for favors accorded to myself, I beg a continuance si same to my successor. JAMES A. FISH. Rivtrton, 10th Sept., 1883. KEFERRING to the above advertisement, I beg to state that I will still continue the business in its entirety, and hope by moderate charges and attention to business to merit a continuance of the favors accorded to Mr Fish. ANDREW MILLER. Colac Bay, 25th Sept., 1883.

NOTICE TO THE TRAVELLING | PUBLIC, JOHN CALLAGHAN (late of the Harelock Hotel, Riverton) U lo be found at the Shamrock Hotel, Fairfax, where good accommodation for man and beast can be had at moderate charges. The liquors, to be approved of, must be sampled. NOTICE. ALL Dogs found prowling on Sections 1, 6,7, 8, and 9, block 6, Jacob’s River Hundred, will be let straight at, and poison is aid all over the paddocks. JOHN McINTTRE. NOTICE. POISONED OATS has been laid on Sections 14, 15, and 10, Block II Gladfield Estate, O TRAY ED into my paddock about two months ago, one grey draught ho se with indistinct brand on near shoulder. If not claimed within three weeks, will be sold to defray expenses. JAMES STEVENSON, Lime#tone Plains. T HEREBY accept the Challenge of W. Ashton lo dance the best and greatest variety of steps in clog, slipper and plantation dancing for £SO, £25 to be deposited with Mr P. Carmonv on or before Saturd y, oth October ; mat<.-h to take place on Sat urday, 13th October, and balance of money to bo paid before the matcli commences. C. WOODWILT.IE. thornburt woolscotjring and FELLMONGERING ESTABLISHMENT. milE undersigned is a purchaser of -®- Wool, Sheepskins, &c , for Cash on delivery. He is also prepared to Sort and Scour Wool for the Home Markets at the lowest possible ra L es. 'MATTHEW NEWSOME.