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Western Star, Issue 1541, 4 March 1891, Page 4

Public IVotices. '"high class tailoringT^ .1011 sr MOO KE, RIVERTON. fEWEST STYLES in Cutting. Full satisfaction re Fit and Workmanship ranteed. On hand—a Splendid Assortment of TWEEDS and COATINGS. Suits made up at lowest possible prices for Cash. Colonial Tweed Sue Suits—£3, £3 ss, £3 10s, up to £4 15s. West ef England Tweed Sae Suits, £4, up to £5 ss. Paget Suits from £4 4s up to £6. ULSTEKS and LADIES' JACKETS—Su : tabIe Tweeds fn-in 3s Id, 3s 3d, 3s 9d, to 6s 6d per yard— Grand Patterns and Good Value. GENTLEMEN'S UNDERCLOTHING of best quality always in Stock. Jolin Moore, TAILOR ksd GENTLEMAN'S Palmekston Stbekt, RIVERTON G. O CASSELS COMMISSION, LAND AND''ESTATE AGENT COPKCI7j CHAMBERS, RIVEKTON. . UST LANDED—FROM CALCUTTA A KICK. S A L T P E T It E, COARSE CASTOR OIL WHITTINGHAM BROS. AND iNSTONE, INVERCAKGILL. jU R S Q r r A YLO R, NEXT GREAT WESTERN HOTEL, 'jPAKES this oppottuuity of : thanking her numerous supporters for their liberal patronage during the past and hopes to give satisfaction for the future. As it is her sole aim to giro the best value for money left with her, her motto will be " Small Profits and Quick Returns." Parties catered for at very moderate prices. Wedding and Birthday Cakes made to order. ■ Fresh Fruit always on Hand. Pies, Pastry, &c.—an unlimited supply daily. Note the Address— Next Great Western Hotel, Palmerston Street. # *# Mrs Taylor is now prepared to accommodate Visitors to Riverton with Refreshments at very moderate charges. Country people will find Mrs Taylor's.a very comfort* able place to take a Cup of Tea and light Refreshment when visiting Riverton. Tea, Coffee and light Refreshment at any hour during the day. NOTICE. ON account of tho death of the ]ato Mr John Parry, all outstanding Accounts due at the time of his death must be paid AT ONCE to Mr H. B. Cassels, Agent, Riverton, otherwise proceedings will be taken without urther notice, as tho old estate must be wound up

JOHN PARRY & CO., Storekeepers, Riverton. Riverton, Sept. 22nd, 1890. A.E. WILLETT RIVERTON ON SALEGROCERIES, IRONMONGERY, CROCK ERY AND GLASSWARE, BOOTS and SHOES, &c, &c. JUST ARRIVED— New Fruits, New Currants, New Sultanas, New Elemes, New Muscatels, Figs, Nuts &c. Mauritius Sugars for making Jam. Agent for Nelson, Moate and Co.'s pare blended Teas (try it). If the Public of the Western District would oropare my Cash Trices with Inyercargill prices, they will find in most cases that goods can be purchased in Riverton as cheap as Invercargill, thus saving tbe railage, &c. Come and see for yourselves if the prices dou't suit. You ara not asked buy. Orders sent by post mill bo punctually attended to. Note thb Addeess — A. E, WILLETT, palmebsiw-st., PUBLIC NOTICE. TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. ' "iHE undersigned is getting one of Dun • can's combined grain, seed and manure drills with all the latest improvements, and will be prepared to undertake sowing. The maohine will be worked by myself, and I will endeavor to give every satisfaction. Farmers will be surprised at tho low price per aero at which 1 am prepared to do the work. P. SHERIDAN, Groper's Bush. JL Gazette for Western Otago for all notices under the Bankruptcy Act. PUBLIC NOTICE. R JAMES ARTHUR desires to intimate that ho has leased tho shop on Liroostono Plains, lately occupied by Mr Benjamino Gibbon, and will immediately commonco tho blacksmithing business thereat in its various branches. As his chief aim will bo to give satisfaction to his patrons by combiuing good workmanship with moderate charges ho hopes to receive a fair share of public support. Repairing farming implomonts, horse-shoeing and geaoral jobbing work entrusted to him will bo executed with care and despatch. Isla Bank, July 1,1890.