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Western Star, Issue 910, 3 January 1885, Page 3

JAMES CHUN KING, Boot and Shob Makek, PALMERSTON STREET, Riverton. A LL cle criptions of Ladies’, Gentlemen’s and C hildren’s Bools, Shoes and Slippers on hand, and made to order, at the lowest possible price. Repairs Neatly Executed, with despatch, A trial respectfully solicited. MAN UK A FI HE WOOD, FENCING MATERIAL, &c. TAMES PHILLIPS Colac Station, Is now prepared to supply orders for Posts, Stakes and Rail", and Manukf- Firewood in lengths to suit purchasers, trucked and consigned to any station along the lino of railway, at lowest price for cash, or as per arrangement. Addrese ordere to JAMES PHILLIPS, Colac. notice” "POISON is laid down in Sections 8, 9 ■*- 10, and 22, Block XV, Jacob’* River Hundred. THOMAS CLARKE, Limestone i'lairs. Sept. 19, 1884. , NOTICE. A NY PERSON found trespas-ing on my property will be prosecuted. JAMES \V. HAMILTON. Aug. 29th, 1884. N U X T7IOR poisoning Small Birds, ParroqueU, ■*" Swamp Hens, Bats, Mice, Ac. As this poison is applied to wheat,, there ie not. the least clangor to cuts or dogs. The best rat poison made. Sold is tins everywhere at one skilling; also in bags at 2s 6d, ss, and 9s 6d. Manufactured only by J. W. BRIDGE, Chemist, Riverton. £1 REWARD. STRAYED from J. Wohlers’ paddock, near Tbornbury, »bont lOih inst., a black gelding light, harness horse, 16 hands high, branded S on should r, no shoes, white blaze and white nose. The above reward wiil be , ai I on di livery to F. WOODWARD, Riverton. FIREWOOD, ET C. JOHN 11. ROBERTS begs to intimate " that the business formerly carried on by Elli t and Roberts will be contiuu. d by him All orders for Firewood, Fencing, Ac., punctually attended to. Wholesale orders liberally dealt with.