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Lake Wakatip Mail, Volume I, Issue 20, 8 July 1863, Page 5

FRIDAY, 10th JULY. WHITE & MORRISS' Old-established London Bakery. TJEUBEN HARRIS has received instructions -** to sell by Public Auction, on Friday, 10th instant, at 2 o'clock, The above Establishment and Goodwill, comprising— Frame Building, 23 x 60 Weatherboard Front Corrugated Iron Roof Large Verandah Two good substantial Bakehouses and Ovens Baking utensils And every necessary for carrying on a large and profitable business. After which—A Lot of Sundries. The Auctioneer would request intending pur chasers to inspect this property. The business is one of the best in the township, and the sole reason of the proprietors disposing, they are re* turning to England. No Reserve. REUBEN HARRIS, & -street, Queenstown. SATURDAY, 11th JUNE. TiE ALL NATIONS HOTEL. A SURE FORTUNE. REUBEN HARRIS has received instructions to sell by Public Auction, on Saturday, 11th instant, at 2 o'clock, on the premises, The above valuable Property, situated at the corner of Rees and Beach-streets, comprising 65 feet frontage to Reesstreet, by 45 ft. to Beach-street. The Hotel contains—--1 large Bar, 25 feet 1 large Concert Room, 21 x 43, floored Shingle roof, stage and fittings, chimney, &c. 1 Bar, 12 feet long 1 Bar Parlor, 12 x 20 1 Sitting Room, 12 x 20, with stove 1 Kitchen, 16 x 12, with stone chimney Lamp fittings, &c. Together with the 12 o'clock license. The Auctioneer can confidently recommend this first-rate chance to parties who are in search of a really profitable investment, as the sole reason of the proprietors disposing, other business engagements require their attention, and to any enterprising person this is a sure fortune. No Reserve. Terms at Sale. REUBEN HARRIS Auctioneer, Ballarat-street, 246 Queenstown. To Capitalists and Others. OTEL FOR SALE.—One of the largest • and best situated Hotels in Queenstown. The present proprietor, in submitting this eligible opportunity to the Public for realizing in a very short time a splendid fortune, as can be satisfactorily shown by its present proprietor, begs to state that having business in other parts of the colony, is obliged to dispose of this really fine property. For further particulars apply by letter, Y. Z., office of this paper. 247 R. M. Court, Queenstown. SHIRLEY v. BROWN. OTICE is Hereby Given, that the Restaurant, &c, belonging to the defendant, at Arrow River, with all the fittings and utensils thereon, will be sold by Public Auction, on TUESDAY, the 13th day of July, at 12 o'clock noon, if this execution is not previously 245 * THOS. FRYER, Bailiff.