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New Advertisements. WILL DB CLASSIFIED IN OUR NEXT. IUEENSTOWN SHOEING FORGE J. BRIDGE, General Blacksmith and Farrier, REES STREET, QUBENSTOWN. First-rate Stabling: good Oaten Hay. HORSES FOR HIRE. TJEEN'S ARMS HOTEL, QUEENSTOWN. A. EICHARDT ..... PROPRIETOR, Private Rooms for Families. SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS. m- A large and commodious STABLE, capable of accommodating twenty horses, has recently been completed, and has been pronounced by ail who have visited the district as second to none in Dunedin. An experienced groom in attendance. Booking Office for Cobb & Co.'s line of Coaches. pRINCE OF WALES HOTEL, (Corner of Beach and Rees streets), QUEENSTOWN. W. M'LARN. .PROPRIETOR. The above He tel continues to keep up its reputation as one of the most comfortable in the Wakatip district. The best accommodation for visitors and boarders. FIRST-CLASS BTABLING. The only paddock accommodation in the district" tgifThe Pioneer of Sixpenny Drinks. SAW MILLS. J. W. ROBERTSON & CO., TIMBER MERCHANTS, QUEENSTOWN. Every description of SAWN" TIMBER constantly on hand, at Fraxkto-* .*£* EE j,- 3 . ROBERT BOYNB, GENERAL STOREKEEPER AND NEWS AGENT, Queenstown, Lake "Wakatip. A large stock of Groceries and other goods always on hand. Importer of English and Colonial Newspapers. Orders punctually attended to, and newspapers forwarded to any rjart of tho district. Agent for the Cromwell Argus.