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Lake Wakatip Mail, Volume I, Issue 27, 1 August 1863, Page 3

WHO'S HUNGRY? RAINBOW DINING ROOMS, 8 38&CE• ST&1S?» QUEENSTOWN. DUNCAN & LAMB, JJEG to inform TRAVELLERS, DIGGERS, and RESIDENTS OF QUEENSTOWN, that there is no occasion for anyone of them to be without a GOOD FEED, as they have resolved to go in with the Bakers, and declare that as ECONOMY IS THE ORDER OF THE DAY! They will PROVIDE THE BEST TABLE IN QUEENSTOWN, with Civility and Attention, at Prices that will Astonish Everybody ! They are about making Extensive Alterations and Additions to their Establishment, necessitated by the extensive patronage already received, which will make The Rainbow Dining Rooms Second to none on the Diggings for Convenience, Completeness, & Comfort. "BALLARAT DAILY STAR" and "WEEKLY MINER," and all other Victorian Papers. 189

Queenstown Advertisements. ADAMS & MTJGGLETON, n TTI?IfVfITnWV A GENTS for G. M. K. CLARKE, Wholesale Chemist and Druggist, Tat-street, Invercargill. Adams and Muggleton, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Wine, Spirit, & Provision Merchants, QUEENSTOWN. ADAMS & MUGGLETON, Carriers and Forwarding Agents, Invercargill. 284 Qtteenstowk, head of Rees-street. WILLIAM NOBLE, PRACTICAL BOOT MAKER. "DOOTS of every description made on the * shortest notice. W. N. can assert without fear of contradiction, that his work cannot be excelled for style or workmanship in this district, not even by the self-called Celebrated Mickey, from Bourkestreet the little. N.B.—None but a Genuine Article made on the Premises. 281 Great War in Queenstown! OPPOSITION RAGING TO A FEARFUL EXTENT. Horses Shod for the Million BY THE WELL-KNOWN BLACK & GORDON, VfTHO have none but First-class Workmen in ' * their employ. They don't believe in puffing away about prize-taking for shoeing horses or docking donkeys, as they are well aware that every man knows when his horse is well shod. They invite every one to bring their horses and judge as to the character of the workmanship themselves, their Prices being extremely Low. Plain Shoes 20s. Do. Toes and Heels 30s. And if they find that any bona-fide Farrier in the district will shoe them for less, their charges will come down accordingly. When ere in Beach-street you may be, Be sure and call on B. & G. u Wha shoes horses ' without corns or contraction ?' If ye dinna ken, Jamie Brigs 'll gie thee information ! 9QQ I