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Lake Wakatip Mail, Volume I, Issue 36, 2 September 1863, Page 6

Queenstown Advertisements. PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT OP OTAGO. ROAD CONTRACTS. be received till noon of Thursday, 3rd of September, 1863, for Forming and Draining portions of the Koad between Frankton a..d the Arrow; also for constructing a Bridge over Ha}es' Creek, and improving the approach to the Lake at Frankton. Plans and specifications may be seen, at the Office of the Gold Receiver, Queenstown, to wiiich office all Tenders must be addressed to Richmond Beetham, Esq., R.M., and marked " Tender for Roads, &c." RICHMOND BEETHAM, 373 Warden.

Dissolution of Partnership. TX/'E, the undersigned, carrying on business as ' * Bakers, Queenstown, have this day dissolved partnership by mutual consent. All outstanding accounts belonging to the firm to be received and paid by Mr. John Al'Dorgall, who will carry on the business. JOHN M'DOUGALL. DUNCAN MARTIN. Witness— Nicol Brown. 371 NOTICE. Any person having claims against the above are requested to leave the same with Mr. M'Dougall, before 4th September, otherwiso they will not be recognised.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Rowley's Express Library, Reading Room, and News Office Rees-street, opposite the Bank of New South Wales. 368 JEWELLERY FOR LADIES. TUST RECEIVED, a very handsome assort ** ment of Ladies' Gold Watches—hunting and open-faced ; also Colonial Gold Chains, in elegant patterns; Colonial Gold Brooches, magnificent workmanship. These goods cannot fail to give satisfaction, and will be sold: at the smallest remunerative price. Guarantee will be given for articles sold. ,j. J. P. Christenson. LUHNING & GRIEBEL, NISTS, REES-STREET, Next the Union Bank, Queenstown; Also Hartley-street, Dunstan, and Broad-street, Manuhprikia. 365

TIMBER. TIMBER. TIMBER. THE WAKATIP SAW-MILL COMPANY *• having completed their New Mill at the Head of the Lake, are prepared to Sell Timber at greatly Reduced Prices For further particulars apply to Jas. Whitbourn, at Mr. D. M'Kinty's, Antrim Store, Queenstown; or to J. W. Robertson & Co., at Mill. 384 WINDOW GLASS! WINDOW GLASS! FOR SHOP FRONTS. J. N. PETERS, SASHMAKER AND GLAZIER, BEGS to inform the Public of Queenstown and vicinity, that he has always on hand a large assortment of WINDOW GLA-S. Sashes and Doors made to order on the shortest notice. A supply of Sashes always on hand. Terms moderate. Observe the address—

J. N. PETERS, Ballarat-street, 386 (Opposite the Post Office.) To be Sold by Private Contract, ONE HALF of the splendid Premises known as the St. John's Hotel, situated in the Main-street fronting the Lake. r These well-known premises are second to none in the Lake District, containing bar, fit-ting-room, 1 large dining room 18 x 24, Lur bed rooms.

This House has been-built expressly to suit the climate, weatherboarded, shingled*: and boarded floor throughout, canvassed and papered all ready for business. - ~ For further particulars apply on the premises. 380 • HENRY SAGGERS. £/*" a BAY MARE (hack breed), about 14± hands high, branded with two large BB's off side neck; last seen between the Arrow Township and Arthur's Point. Whoever will bring the same to Messrs. Mace & Co., Arrow; or to Mr. P. H. IJliot, Auctioneer, Queenstown; or W. & S. Inder, Dunstan, will receive the sum of £2 if strayed; or £2O if stolen on conviction of the thief.—W. &S. INDER. 45