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Western Star, 30 April 1915, Page 3

£ ❖ ❖ ❖ I ¥ ¥ Early Autumn and Winter Fashions] AT THE Exhibition. > A : <> <> I | I ❖ ♦ I \ t ¥ ❖ ❖ THOMSON <S BEATTIE, LTD, THE MAIL ORDER HOUSE, Tay Street, Invercargill RIVERTON LAND & ESTATE AGENCY (Licensed.) PALMERSTO N STREET. OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING, ' P.O. B oz 47. TO LET Office with fireplace, Palmerston Street. FOE SALE —Fine Little Daily Farm close to Riverton, about 60 acres; £SOO for the freehold. BUILDING SITES.—South and North Riverton, from £lO to £220. FOR SALE ©no of the fin«* fcmW ing sites in South Riverton, few minutes from bridge ; two frontage? to road ; lovely view ; 1 rood ill poles ; a bargain. HOUSE, HOTEL and BUSINESS Properries for sale. Call and inspect am Register.

WAIRIO COAL “What- a beautiful, fire!”' “Yes, that’s the famous Wairio Coal.” “Well, I think it is the brightest fire I ever sawin a grate or range.” “Well, I’ll tell you -a secret: While you g-et splendid results from that coal—ne matter how you handle it—if you want a fire like mine, break the coal iff small pieces.” “How does it last?” “Well, my experience is that it lasts one third longer than any similar coal I have ever used. As to its heat-giving qualities, you can judge for yourself.” This is a verbatim report of a recent conversation between two well-known Invercargill ladies. Wa have tried the coal ourselves and can endorse the housewife’s conclusions. CLEARING SALE NEAR THORNBURY WEDNESDAY, sth MAY. T R. MILLS AND SON, instructed by * Mrs M. Crooks (who has sold her farm) will sell, as above at 12 o’clock, the whole of her live stock, implements, and sundries. SHEEP--340 2-tooth EWES 140 Forward LAMBS 235 6 and 8-tooth EWES ' 6 RAMS CATTLE--20 . First-class Dairy COWS 15 CALVES HORSES—--4 Draught GELDINGS (4 to 8-year old 1 Draught MARE (4-year old) 1 Draught MARE (3 year old) 1 Harness GELDING 1 Bay GELDING “Walras” (good hunter) 1 Hack MARE I 2-year old COLT by Royal Step 1 2-year old FILLY by Royal Step 1 Yearling FILLY by Royal Step 1 Thoroughbred STALLION, ‘Royal Step’ by Stopniak—Royal Plumes. Full pedigree at sale. PIGS—--6 Pigs. IMPLEMENTS— Massey-Harria Binder, 2 M.H. Drills, M.H. Mower, M.H. Cultivator, M.H. Disc Harrows, Cambridge Roller (with grass-box), 3-Coultev Disc Plough, 2 Sets Tine Harrows, Swamp Plough, 2 D.F. Ploughs, Scufllcr, 3 Tip Drays and Frames, Gig, Blocks and Chains, Swingle Trees, 6 Milk Cans, Harness, Horse-covers, Empty Sacks and Sundries. LUNCHEON PROVIDED.' NO OUTSIDE ENTRIES. ALLACE COUNTY. A COPY of lire Defaullors’ List and Electral Roll for Orepuki Riding will bo kept at the olKco of the “Orepuki Advocate,’ for public inspection, until Hie 15th day of May, 1915. JAS. i’ULLARTON, County Ck»k. . ttUuUUv