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Western Star, Issue 856, 2 July 1884, Page 3

Public Notices. WMttingham Bros, and Instone, THORNBURY AND RIVERTON, Harrows—Disc, Tine and Chain, at reduced prices , Ploughs—Reid and Gray’s, Ransome, Sims and Head, with subsoilers Horse Rakes (American pattern), Sheep Raoksip Sack Barrows Three-Horse Iron Whippletrees, Weighing Machines Cultivators, Horse Hoes, Ridging Ploughs Cambridge Roller, Parm Drays, Seed Drills (American) Broadcast Seed Sowers, Corn Screens, Grain & Seed Dressers, &c., &c. WHITTIN6HAM BROS. & INSTONE, 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 Rj egrass, machine-dressed. Having now obtained a first-class seed dresser, we are prepared to clean ryegrass for the public at Invercargill rates. Corn Sacks, Wool Packs, Sewing Twine, Sheep Shears, Raddle (Blue and Red); Boiled and Raw Oil, Colza, Coarse Castor, Neatsfoot; White Lead, Hemitite Paint, &c., Galvanised Roofing Iron, Doors, Sashes, Nails, &c.; Fencing W ire, Barbed do, Colonial and American, at special rates; Cement, Bone Dust and Guano j t Seed Potatoes (Kidney [and Derwent), Oamaru grown. WHITTINGHAM BROS. INSTONE Hate on sale and to arrive — Thornbury and Riverton, Have on sale and to arriveWHITTINGHAM BROS. Thornbury & Riverton, HAVE ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE—THORNBURI & .RIVERTON. Agents—Reid and Gray,"Farm Implements, &c. „ —Calvert’s Carbolic Sheep Dip, &c. „ —National Insurance Company.

IJpHE Clipper Schooner MAID OF OTAGO s now loading at Dunedin for RIVERTON DIRECT, and will Bail on WEDNESDAY, 2nd July. NOTICE TO THE FARMERS OF TuE WESTERN DISTRICT. aA PUBLIC TRIAL of R. COCKERELL & SONS’ Patent Carriage Cultivator (Fitted with Steel Teeth and otherwise) Will take place at the Ploughing Match to be held on FRIDAY, 4th JULY, at Thornbury, under the auspices of the W. D. A. and P. Association, between the hours of 1 and 4 p.m. BABBITS! BABBITS!! XT AVI NG-; found that rabbits take poiso" •**••“* more readily when the grain poisoned is changed from time to time, I have determined to poison with phosphorus both oats and wheat separately, and charge both the same price; so that any of my customers desiring poisoned wheat can let me know as soon as possible. It will be found advisable to lay oats one week and wheat the next. FOR RATS.—The poisoned wheat will probably be very destructive to rats, and as dogs and cats will not eat it, will bo superior to rat poison usually sold. Address orders, and make P. 0.0. and Cheques payable to J. W. BRIDGE, Chemist, Riverton, mHE PARTNERSHIP in the business carried on hitherto by Ross and George Robertson, under the style of “Robertson Bros.” is this day dissolved by mutual consent. ROSS ROBERTSON GEORGE ROBERTSON. The above business will now be carried on by George Robertson, who will receive all debts dun and discharge liabilities of the firm. Riverton, 19lh June, 1884. PROMISSORY NOTE BOOKS oo sals at office of this paper w. D. A. & P. ASSOCIATION. A R K E T DAY. AT THORNBURY EVERY WEDNESDAY. G. FEATHERSTONE, Secretary, IB THE SUCCESS QBiQWAI ABIUT THIS PAPER JjTT/K and PERM Advertising Con BRAINS tracts for it andaU other newspapers GOOD} NEWSPAPER GOOD can be made on the TICLES favorablo Ad the terms , vertising Agency 1 — Of H. P. HPBBABP, New Haven, ■ Conn.'; Publisher Of the Newspaper and Bank. Directory of the World. jpAI’ER BAGS. A 1 kinds on hand. WESTERN STAR OFFICE.