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i L L NATIONS HOTEL, CARRIOKTON. J. ALLEY begs to inform the inhabitants of the Carriek Range and Bannockburn district that the above hotel is new completed, and that he will be happy to receive a visit from his nu-First-class Accommodation for Visitors. Wines, Spirits, and Beers of the best quality. IMPERIAL HOTEL, PRINCES-STREET SOUTH, DUNEDIN. Having taken the above hotel, I beg to intimate to my old friends and the public generally that I am prepared to offer the best accommodation to Boarders, private families, and Travellers, at Moderate Charges. Very superior accommodation for Wedding Parties, &c. First-class Stabling.—Horses, Buggies, and Carriages on hire. 165 W. H. lIAYDON. CHARLES COLCLOUGH, MIAREBROKER, COMMISSION - J AGENT, ARBITRATOR, AND ACCOUNTANT, CROMWELL. Having arranged to devote my time exclusively to these occupations, business entrusted to my care will receive every attention. NOTICE. UBSIDIES TO WORKS FOR THE K ~' SUPPLY OF WATER UPON THE GOLD-FIELDS. Companies or Persons desirous of making APPLICATION for SUBSIDIES under the " Immigration and Public Works Act," will obtain the necessary information at the Warden's Office.—(See New Zealand Gazette, Jan. 1872). (Signed) C. E. HAUGHTGN, Under-Secretary for Public Works, Gold-fields Department. Dunedin, January 12, 1872. 28 JOHN RICHARDS, Proprietor of the '>ANNOCKBURN HOTEL & STORE, AND OF RICHARDS'S FERRY, BANNOCKBURN, Being anxious to retire from business, offers FOR SALE the whole of his PROPERTY, which will be disposed of either in one lot, or separately, to suit purchasers. The Property Comprises : 1. The BANNOCKBURN HOTEL, situate at the junction of the Ferry Roads, and fronting the road to Carriek Range and Nevis. The house contains a spacious Hall for public meetings ; large Dining-room, two Sittingrooms, five Bed-rooms, Ear-room, and every accommodation for carrying on a large business. Attached to the Hotel is a substan-tially-built Stable ; also, Stockyard, Shedsand other out-buildings. 2. The GENERAL STORE, now doing a large, lucrative, and steady trade, established upwards of four years ; together with the Stock-in-Trade, including Soft Goods, Provisions, Hardware, and every variety of goods required in a mining district. 3. The BAKERY & BUTCHERY BUSINESS, with Baker's Oven, Butcher's Shop, and all necessary appliances. 4 The SELF-ACTING PUNT, BOAT, and GEAR belonging to the Upper Ferry. f>. An Eighth Share in the ELIZABETH Quartz-Mining Company, Carriek Range,— acknowledged to be one of the best mining properties in the Province. 6. FRUIT GARDEN, comprising an acre of ground, substantially fenced, and planted with Fruit Trees of ail descriptions. The only reason for wishing to dispose of the above Properties, is that Mr Richards, having been in the district since the outbreak of the Dnnstan Rush, is now desirous of retiring altogether from active business.