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Western Star, Issue 1575, 1 July 1891, Page 3

! Tenders. nPENDERS a«e invited up to 15th day o -*- July, for erecting a Cottage at Guruitiio's Hush. For particulars apply office of this paper. HPENDERS will bo received up till Mon- ■*- day, Gth July at uoou for the lease for throe years of tho Riverton jetties and wharf. Conditions on application. G. 0. CASSELS, Town Clerk. rpENDERS will bo received till Saturday, •*■ ith July, at uoou, for tho orection of Sheds at the Hospital. Specifications on application. G. 0. CASSELS, Secretary. Public Notices FRANK HENDERSON, COLLAR ani> HARNESS-MAKER, D E, U M M 0 N D. made to any siso and ahape j J and all kinds of Saddlery sold and repaired at prices to compare favourably wiih Invercargill. ONE MONTHS' CREDIT ONLY! HORSE-COVERS—Good Quality, any size. QT RAYED into my paddock a Dark Roan Bullock, two or three years ol : d Owner can havo san,o by paying expenses. PETER FLETCHER, Thornbury. APPLICATION FOR OCCUPATION LICENSE. Under Section GO of " The Mining Act, 1886.' To the Warden at Riverton — T HEREBY apply for a license to occupy '• for Diiry purposes fifty acres or thereabouts of Crowu lands Bituate at Orcpuki which I havo this day marked out and bounded approximately as follows:—On the North by Wahueamea Cruck, 20 chains ; en the West by Mrs Catherine Menpes' application (18-8-90), 25 chains; on the South by King's da'iy farm, 20 chains; and on the East by Crown lands, 25 chains. ELIZABETH TAYLOR, Dairying, Orepuki. Dated at Rivortou this 22nd day of Juno 1891. Joseph Lyi/g, Agent. Any objections to tho above application must bo lodged at tho Warden's Office at Riverton within fourteen days from the date hereuf. Heating at 11.30 on 10th July, 1891. A. M. EYES, I'ro Warden. Warden's Office, Riverton, 22nd June, 1891. DISSOLUTION 0 I 1 PARTNERSHIP. .VTOTICE is hereby given that the partner- ■ ' ship hitherto existing between the firm of PANKHURST and lIAK.T as Builders, Wheelwrights, and Blacksmiths, was this day dissolved by mutual consent. Tbo business will in future bo carried on by William E. Pankhurst, who will liquidate all aoconnts duo by, and receive all moneys owing to, abovo firm. WILLIAM R. PANKHURST WILLIAM HART. Witness to signatures— Alex. Bailey, Riveiton. To close partnership accounts, it is requested that all moneys owing to abovo fii'in bo paid before 31st July. JEKE ARE A ! FEW REASONS. i . 1. 'J lie whole of the ! materials are most j carefully selected by J Fxmrts, and NOTHING j BUT THE BEST I* Used. J 2. Great attention % is paid to the OUT and ruiiyci. " 3. 'Hie newest STYISS 1 are constantly added to the list. ■I. The largest, vari- * ety ia New Zealand to sclent from. 5. Only the best workmen are oaployed on this brand, and every man is rcponsible for his work. u'. Every pair is absolutely CITrAKANIBED to the WK.VBEK. 7. The largest staff in the Colony is employed at this Factory, thi-s Uuding to economy in th« iaanufcc*u>"-. 8 Fifteen years' experienio ha* piovcd that the ZEALANDIAS ure tte best in the AVO'.iLD. '.). Tliou.-tnd of eiu>t<nno - s tellii'g each other of tho excailent wear and fit of tljesc , Boots. 10. The determination to never permit ihe Zealaudias to be excelled by any other told by Boot Be toilers and Storekeepers throughout New Zea'and. SPECIALTIES to he had ONLY in OUR MAKE. Tiie PARAGON and DEPENDABLE School Boots, I'or Boys ami Girls. Perfect marvels for hard wear We idso make a second quality Boot real iy good hardwearing lines. These wo brand UNION. Tbo outlook fc briirbu BALAKDIAS is Pint Bkandeu Manufactured by Skeltcxi, Frostick & Co., Z. alundia Boot Factory, iCHKIST C U V R O H.