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Western Star, Issue 950, 23 May 1885, Page 2

W O T I C E. A GRAND HANDICAP RIFLE MATCH, open to all comers, Civilians and Volunteers, will take place at the local butts on Monday, May 25th. Ranges —200yds, 400yds, and 500yds, 5 shots at each range. All competitors must be on the ground at 8.30 a.m Prizes to the vilua of £2O will be competed for. Wm. CROCKETT, Secretary R.R.V. A M E S MoE W A N, Sail, Tent and Tarpaulin maker, wholesale and retail manufacturer of Oilskins, Horse Covers, Ac., Palmerston St., Riverton. J, McE WEN requests that all debts standing 4 months shall be .paid immediately j ail debts standing 6 months and over will be sued for without further notice. s e. 6m A as a w « S S ” S a Sd a H T HE NEW GOODS FOE THE WINTER SEASON THE WINTER SEASON THE WINTER SEASON Are now opened out, The stock is the largest and BEST SELECTED - BEST SELECTED BEST SELECTED In the city, and the var iety of style and patterns in Men’s, Youths’, & Boys’ Men’s, Youths’, & Boys’ Men’s, Youths’, & Boys’ CLOTHING Leave nothing to be desired. Special lines in each Department have been sot aside and marked Particularly Low Particularly Low Particularly Low Prices, so that customers may be enabled to combine Durability of Materials with Economy in the outlay. INSPECTION IS INVITED. Agents for the celebrated Wertheim Sewing Machines. W. THOM, Branch Manager," NIGHTCAPS COAL AND DROSS SOLD EVERYWHERE. For Steam, Threshing, & Household use. SUPPLIED in trucks ,at any Railway Siding. ' Send orders by wire or letter to the Gomsany’s Office, Esk street, Invercargill v Retail by all Goal Merchants. Agents in Riverton—J. E. Mills and Co. NOTICE. ANY PERSON found trespassing on my property will be prosecuted. JAMES W. HAMILTON. Aug. 29th, 1884. TO OUR OREPUKI SUBSCRIBERS. CJUBSCIBERS in the Orepuki district ore notiGod that the Stak parcel will still be forwarded to Mrs Memphis, at the old township. Those requiring their papers addressed .Hirstfield, will please intimate their wish, when they will be forwarded to Mr Cotterell, storekeeper.