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New Advertisements. WILL BE CLASSIFIED IN OUR NEXT. v - -&smM NOT! C E, COURTS will be held in the CROMWELL DISTRICT as follows ( A run, 13, 27. WEDNESDAY < May 11, 25. ( J uhk 8, 22. VINCENT PYKE, R.M., Warden. Cromwell, April 5, 1870. JUST PUBLI aII E 1), REGULATIONS OF THE OTAGO GOLD-FIELDS, &c., 122 Pages ami Index. Price 2a. each (the usual allowance to the trade). May be had from Provincial Government Storekeeper, Dunedin. 30th March 1870. 21-23 QTAGO PIONEER QUARTZ MINING COMPANY, (In Liquidation). The CLAIM, STEAM-ENGINE, QUARTZCRUSHING MACHINE, and other Property of the Company will be offered FOR SALE by public auction or tender, in Dunedin, on or about Thursday, April 14 J. S. WEBB. Official Liquidator. UNION HO T E L, STAFFORD-STREET, DUNEDIN. E. LYONS, Proprietor, (Late of the Masonic Dining Rooms, Princes-street). (rood Accommodation for Boarders. PRIVATE ROOMS FOR FAMILIES. CHARGES MODERATE. ! Wines and Spirits of excellent quality. Luggage Stored Free, i ■ One of Alcock’s Billiard Tables. 21-72 | COAL CREEK HOT£ L, ! HALF WAY BETWEEN I CROMWELL AND LAWRENCE. ! The above hotel possesses excellent accommo- | dation fur travellers, who may rely upon receiv- , ing every attention. The house is situate on j the main road from Tuapeka to Cromwell, and 1 affords a convenient stopping-place for horsemen : and passengers by coach. ! The Dunstan and Tuapeka Mail Coaeh passes j the door twice a-week. and the daily increasing I traffic sufficiently proves that this road is recog- • nised as the best route from Dunedin to the | Northern Gold-Fields. i GENERAL STORE. DISTRICT POST-OFFICE, j N.B.—First-class Stabling. Horses for hire. Paddock accommodation. j R. AYLING, | 21-72 Proprietor. i FOR SALE OR LEASE, | STATION OF 20,000' ACRES, situate at ; the Hawea Lake. Apply, on the run, to CHAS. W. ROBERTS, Or to BRIGHT BROS. & CO., Dunedin. i COMMERCIAL. ; Argus Office, ! Tuesday afternoon. j Business during the past week has been on th | in crease, and general goods have been in fair de j maud. Flour. —Several loads of Wakatip have been been despatched to Alexandra, Nevis, Bannockburn, and Bendigo Gully, i Bran, Pollard, and Wheat are being freely disi posed of. i Chaff is now selling at £S per ton. Oats are nat in great demand. Stocks are i well supplied, and they are now quoted at 5s a 1 bushel. | Timber and Building Materials, owing to a 1 combination of the trade in Dunedin, have ad- | vanced slightly in price, j Our quotations are as follow ; 1 Flour (Robertson & Hallunstcin'a). — £10 to £l7 10s per ton. Pollard, do. do,, £l2 per ton. j Bran, do. do., £0 per ton. j Oats.—ss per bushel, j , ■ Wheat.--7s (id per bushel. Chaff’.—£B per ton. 1 Hay—■£](> „ „ j Straw.—£7 ~ ~ j Potatoes.—£l2 ~ | Bread.—ls per 41b loaf. Butter,—2s per lb. I Cheese.—ls (id ~ ! Bacon.—ls Gd ~ j Ham.—ls 8d t , i Eggs. —2s per dozen. | Kerosene.— 4s Gd per gallon. Candles. I Mutton.—4d to Gd | Beef. —7d and 8d ; Lignite, 355. per ton. i Firewood (send)), £4 per load. ' CurtiigD from Dunedin—£3 10