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Western Star, Issue 895, 8 November 1884, Page 3

Wallace County Gazette. v. ». COUNTY OF WALLACE. OREPUKI SIDING. T HEREBY notify that "*■ Archibald McPhbbsok, of Orepuki, was duly elected Member o . County Council for Orepuki Biding, Cottnty of Wallace, on the 4th day of November, h 4 being the only person nominated. ALFRED JOSEPH JOLLY, Substitute Returning Orepuki, Nor. 4th, 1884. OTAUTAU TOWN DISTRICT. T> ATEPAYERS are requested to pay, sdt outstanding Rates on or before Wed' nesday, the 19th November. The undersigned will be in attendance upon the shore date, at Mr Gardiner’s office. . ' T. BOOTH, Clerk Otautau Town Board. Tenders. fTIENDERS will bo received at Whitting* ham Bros, and Instone’s, Riverton, until 7 p.tn., Wednesday, 19th November, 1884, for platelaying of Company's line at Orepuki. Specifications can be seen-at Whittingham Bros, and Instone’s, Thombury and at my office, Esk street, Invercargill. Lowest or any tender not necessarily received. - To be marked outside “ Tender platelaying." • WM. TODD, Legal Manager, D. C. & S. Co., Ltd. TO CARPENTERS. r ■ IENDERS will be received up to Friday the 14th Nov., 1884, for the erection of Dwelling House for Mr William Blackstuck. Flans and Specifications and tenders lodged at Western Star office. Wanted. TO MINING- alaiNAOhia.l.# A PPLICATIONS for situation of mining manager are invited by the Orepuki Coal and Shale Co., Limited, for their mine at Orepuki. Applications to be made to. me, until Monday, 17th November. Applicants to send testimonials and state salary required. W M. TODD, Legal Manager, O. 0. &S. Co., Ltd., Esk street, 1 Invercargid. ' WANTED KNOWN—AII kind. Wrapping paper on sale at Stab Oilire. Public Notice. rgIHE Clipper Schooner MAID OF OTAGO now loading at Dunedin for Riverton direct and will sail on or about TUESDAY, 11th iost.

Xmas and Eew Year Cards. A large and splendid assortment from one penny upwards at CHAPMAN’S : dubti m-mmi sm CHAMPION OF THE WORLD. TN addition to the Highland Atm Ao* ricultubal Society’s Pries of £IOO in ISB3, this Machine has just been awarded the Royal Agricultural Society or England’s, 1884, First Prize of £IOO, after an exhaustive trial of six days, beating McCormick Woods Howard ■ • i- AMUKLSON Johnston, &c. § jjThe Machine is unequalled for durability, SIMPLICITY, LIGHTNESS OF DRAUGHT, CLEAN* NESS OF WORK, UNIFORMITY OF SHEAF CERTAINTY OF TYING, MANAGEMENT OF ASS* 0 tor. Highly favourable testimonials from the following purchasers of 1883 machines may be inspected at the offices of tbeagen J. & J. Shand, Centre Bush John Sprutt, The Island, Wyndhatn Younger Bros., Groper’s Bush John Hall, The Grange, Edondalo

Sole agents for Southland District, CAES WILL, WHITE A CO., Invercargill. EXTRACTS PROM TESTIMONIALS. PROM.J. & .1. SIIAND, CENTRE DTTSB. The Hornsby machine purchased from you last season gave us every miisfaction— eliding and binding well, while we had no stoppages, from breakages. W« have seen no machine that, can get through so much work in a proper manner. THOM YOUNGER BROS. GROPEK’s BUSK, THOHNBURT. The Hornsby Hinder we got from you last ha ve-'t ws a eo'Diilete success. It cut and lound all nnr grain, both nhci.t and oats, excellently well. We had no trouble. It is •o simple in constroc'ion that anybody can work it without difficulty. It has fur ciueeocd our expectation.-.. FItOM JOHN SPRATT, Tils ISLAND WTWPTIAM. I ut some v ry heavy crop, and can recommend it for iireng'ti, simplicity in wntiinjj and making a goo.t job in any crop. FROM JOHN HALL, THE ORANGB. KDBNDAX*. 1 have much pleasure in te.-lifying to th« efficiency of Ho nsb.y Keaper »ud Di»d»r It made very good work indeed.