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Lake Wakatip Mail, Volume I, Issue 10, 3 June 1863, Page 6

BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES. CAPITAL, £760,000; RESERVED FUND, £260,000. QUEENSTOWN A6ENCY. QOLD PUKCHASED, Deposits Keceived, Drafts Granted on the Branches of the Bank in New South Wales, Victoria, and this Colony, or the London Branch; also made payable at the Branches of the National Bank of Ireland. 53 THOMAS HOKTON, Agent.

Queenstown Advertisements. ETTKEKA HOTEL, Queenstown. D. POWELL, ■*■ patronage bestowed on him since his removal to the Lake District, wishes to assure his friends and the public that it will be his constant endeavor to merit their confidence; and, being determined that his establishment shall be second to none in the town, has just completed extensive alterations and additions, by which means he is enabled to offer unequalled accommodation, together with those grand desiderata in an hotel—privacy, attention, cleanliness, and civility. THE NEW BILLIARD SALOON Is now open, replete with every necessary and convenience for visitors. The best brands only kept of Wines, Ales, Beers, and Spirits. D. POWELL, 54 Proprietor. TO MELBOURNE, OTAGO, AND SOUTHLAND MERCHANTS. Messrs. Pulford and Co., (LATE I. H. MOSES,) WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, COM-

Shotover Advertisements. Rose, Thistle, & Shamrock Hotel, Arthur's point, shotover. JOHN RACE, TTAVING pui chased the house lately occupied ii? Lang ' and known as the Theatre Royal Hotel, begs to inform his friends and the public that it will be carried on in future under the above name, and under the management of Mr. Duncan M'Vicar, formerly of the Shotover Hotel, who is too well known on this field to require any comment. Everything eatableor drinkable at this establishment will be found to be of the very best quality; and visitors will find nothing omitted that will tend to their convenience or comfort. 2 DOLUMORE and SMITH'S SHOTOVEE HOTEL, Arthur's point. "TiOLLIMORE & SMITH have much plea--1-7 sure in informing their friends and the public, that they have completed the above Hotel. First-class Accommodation For Miners and Families. P.S.—The Culinary Department is attended to by Wm. Clements, of Ballarat. 1

Kingston Advertisements. LAKE WAKATIP. ROYAL HOTEL, KINGSTON. • travelling public, that First-class Accommodation will be found at the " Royal." Wines and Spirits of best brands. Newspapers of Latest Dates. 1 D. McKENNA, Forwarding and Commission Agent, Kingston, Lake Wakatip. may rely on the strictest care and attention being paid. Express boats leave daily, delivering small parcels of goods with punctuality at Queenstown, Frankton, and Head of the Lake; and parties wishing can have carriage paid on delivery of loading at Kingston. The above is agent for the principal storekeepers in the Lake District; and the charges will be found to be moderate. 2 COMMERCIAL HOTEL, OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE. W. H. BAEKETT, TN returning thanks to their numerous friends - 1 - and patrons for their kind and liberal support, beg to inform them that the above Hotel will in future be carried on by Mr. W H BARRETT of the late firm, who by strict attention to the wants of his kind friends, trusts that the patronage of a first-class Hotel will not be allowed to decrease. the Commercial Hotel, opposite the Post-office. Civilty and first-class Accommodation. 6 rpHIS is to give Notice that the Partnership - 1 - existing between Daniel, Cassels & Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All Mr. W. H. Barrett, in whose name the business will in future be carried on. P. W. DANIEL. A. CASSELS. W. H. BARRETT. Witness— DAVID ARMSTRONG. St. John's, 21st May, 1863. 5 [a card.] H. MANDEKS, MINING AGENT, ACCOUNTANT. Legal Business conducted. Office—Next Queen's Arms Hotel. 32

MISSION AGENTS, AND STOREKEEPERS, Rees-street, Queenstown, and Arthur's Point, Shotover, purchased that extensive iron building lately occupied by Mr. I. H. Moses, so centrally situated for the Lake Goldfields, that they are now prepared to receive consignments and store goods on most liberal terms. Arrangements made for freight between Queenstown and Kingston. All orders punctually and promptly attended to. Queenstown, April 20th, 1863. 23 FOR DUNEDIN. Cobb and Co.'s Telegraph Line of Royal Mail Coaches. A COACH will leave COBB & CO.'s Office, ■*■*■ St. John's, every Wednesday and Friday, at 5 a.m., for Dunedin. Passengers and Parcels booked at the Wakatip Hotel, Queenstown, and at the Company's Office, St. John's. FARE - - - £B. COLE, HOYT & CO., 78 Proprietors. J. P. CHRISTENSON, Watchmaker Jeweller, TTAS now commenced business as above, and ±J - having been engaged for a considerable time in some of the principal Establishments in London, Paris, and Copenhagen, he feels confident that he is enabled to give general satisfaction to A superior stock of London-made Patent Lever Watches on hand. Ladies' Brooches, of the most elegant patterns, Rings, &c. Iron Store, Beach-street, Queenstown. 55 QUEENSTOWN PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. Portraits can now be obtained at Christenrequiring 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 rest assured that no copy of such portrait will be retained or exposed to view against their wish. IOA