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Lake Wakatip Mail, Volume I, Issue 8, 27 May 1863, Page 5

Queenstovvn Advertisements. SATURDAY, 30th MAY, at 11 a.m. Preliminary Announcement. To the Storekeepers of Queenstown, Frankton, the Arrow, Shotover, &c. T3RUCE, WOOD & CO. have been favored •*-* with instructions to submit to public competition, the following valuable Consignments, sent for positive sale :~ 14 tons Adelaide flour (various brands and in fine order) 10 firkins prime Wellington butter 5 ton new double-rose Cork ditto—just landed 5 cwt. Bancroft's oatmeal 1 case, 300 lb., coffee $ ton Colonial soap 10 chests and half-chests tea 20 boxes tea 150 cases pale brandy—Renault's and othen 10 cases absinthe and cherry brandy— English Weights and scales—counter Paints Oils Ship sails Tinware And sundry other goods. Terms at sale. The Auctioneers, in calling the attention ef the trade to this extensive sale, have to remark that the goods now landing are throughout of first-class brands, and that their instructions are to sell unreservedly. 119 Fancy Goods, Stationery, Perfumery, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL. A. MOSES & CO. "DEG most respectfully to call the attention of *"-* their numerous friends and the public generally, that they have Opened a Branch Establishment in Queenstown, in connexion with their Establishment in Dunedin, and hope, by strict attention to the wants of the public, to merit a continuance of the support they have so long received. A. MOSES & CO., Beach-street (opposite Highlay Store). N.B.—Musical Instruments supplied on the shortest netice. 116

QUEENSTOWN PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. Portraits can now be obtained at Christenson's Portrait Gallery, to enclose in letters, only requiring the ordinary letter postage stamp. Portraits taken in all weathers, sunshine not required. Views of hotels, stores, &c, taken on reasonable terms. Views of Queenstown, the Lake, and surrounding scenery, may be had. Parties sitting for Photographic Portraits may rest assured that no copy of such portrait will W retained or exposed to view against their wish. 120

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. S a rumor is rife that I am indebted to several persons in Qiicenstown, which I know nothing of, I shall feel obliged to those who have a claim against me to forward their accounts for settlement immediately. JOSEPH JACOBS, LATE OP 115 Union Hotel Restaurant. C. A. Boden, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, BALLABAT-STREET, QUEENSTOWN, (Late of Laxton & Co.'s, Victoria), JEGS to inform the inhabitants of Queens- ■* town and vicinity, that though the Government are trying to drive everybody to Frankton, he intends to stick where he is, and supply all those who are of the same opinion, with the best articles in his line of business on the most reasonable terras. Riding and Jockey Boots, Watertights, &c, &c, made to order on the shortest notice. Large stock of Leather and Grindery. The Trade supplied. 122 Dennis Maloney was dismissed from the office of Night Watchman upon the 4th instant, and is no longer authorised to collect subscriptions for the Committee. Michael Cleary, the other Watchman, was discharged upon the 14th instaut. WILLIAM BRUCE, 123 Hon. Secretary. "D STOUT.-—lf this should meet his eye, or • any of his friends, please communicate with his wife, at the Shamrock Hotel, Dunstan. 118 J. D. Walker, fIORDIVL AND LIQUEUR MANUFACTURER, Beach-street, 5 Slate Bagatelle Billiard Table. For Sale, messrs. robertson and co. TAVK FOR SAT/R An . n c fU« k„„«. Qi-f----x Bagatelle Billiard Tables, 12 feet 8 in. x 4 feet 4 in., together with Cues, Balls, Marking Boards, &c,, &c, complete. Apply to ROBERTSON & CO., Auctioneers, 1 Inv«rcargitt.