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Lake Wakatip Mail, Volume I, Issue 10, 3 June 1863, Page 8

MINERS, LOOK WELL TO YOUR SUPPLIES! H SEBASTOPOL STORE, Having Purchased the Business and Stock of the GREATEST WONDER OF THE WORLD! THE IMMORTAL WILLIAM MEARS, OF QTJEENSTOWN, Comprising, in addition to their own ENOKMOUS STOCK, FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS WOBTH OF GOODS, Are prepared to Sell the same at the Lowest Possible Cost, being determined that the reputation they have gained on The whole of the Australian Goldfields, SHALL BE FULLY MAINTAINED IN NEW ZEALAND! HAVING 800DS CONSTANTLY BEING CONSIGNED TO THEM FROM THE BEST COLONIAL & HOME MARKETS, AND ARRIVING BY EVERY VESSEL, STEAMEKS AND Al CLIPPEKS. The Greatest Wonder of the World! F. £ 6. F. BULLEN, PROPRIETORS, QUEENSTOWN, ARROW, Comer Princes and Rattray Streets, Dunedin; and 131 & 133, Russell-street, Melbourne.

Arrival of the English Mail WITH £SOOO WORTH § CLOTHIN6 & DRAPERY Miners and Others Study your own Interests 111 CLOTHING & OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT, POST-OFFICE, REES-STREET, QUEENSTOWN, ;':l l .iu l . l li.l.,| l ai,w l ■5 ■kmlTh ITiTSm (5 OS ■ i to be beyond a question, the BEST STORE ON THE LAKE for GOOD and CHEAP CLOTHING. If you want a Monkey Jacket, or Coat of any cut, of unrivalled fit and quality— GotoM'Beath! If you want a first-class Pair of Trousers— Go to M'Beath! If you want a Crimean Shirt or Jumper that will enable you to laugh at the winter— GotoM'Beath! If you want Boots that will keep out the cold and wet better than a case of " Battle Axe"— Go to M'Beath! If you want a Hat, or Hose, or Flannels, or anything in the Clothing or Drapery Line— Go to M'Beath! If you want anything or everything at the lowest charge, and best quality — GotoM'Beath! If you want to be charged double our price, and hear a yarn about the high price of cartage to excuse extortion— GO SOMEWHERE ELSE! M'BEATH'S CLOTHING AND DRAPERY STORE, Post Office, Rees-street, 103 QUEENSTOWN, and at TuapekA. McBEATH'S HOTEL, FRONTING THE LAKE, QUEENSTOWN. N announcing the ( wish to make promises which are never intended to be carried out, but relying < aaeerity of his intentions, and both his desire and his ability to fulfil all the requirements of a first-class Establishment, he hereby invites the public, one and all, to COME and JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES. Wines, Spirits, Ales, and Beers of the finest brands. f