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Lake Wakatip Mail, Volume II, Issue 55, 7 November 1863, Page 1

Queenstown Advertisements* IMPORTANT TO STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS. Great Reduction in the Rates of Freight. *THE Proprietors of the Cutte r \ "MOA" having determined to offer increased advantages to Storekeepers and Others resident in the Lake district, beg to state that they have reduced their Freightage Charges as under:— From Kingston to Queenstown, W ton, £2 0 0 Horses, per head - - - - 3 0 0 Passengers „ • - - -010 0 To Frankton 2 10 0 Commission on Cartage, 2\ W cent. Agent at Kingston—--361 Mr. MANSON.

Bruce, Wood & Co., AUCTIONEERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, Next the Bank of New Zealand. GOODS STORED, GOLD BOUGHT (highest price given), and General Agency Business attended to on the most moderate terms. 9

REUBEN HARRIS, UCTIONEER, HOTEL VALUATOR, L Horse and Cattle Salesman, Queenstown, Wakatip. Cash advances made on goods for unreserved sale. 60

ROYAL HORSE BAZAAR, HEAD OF BALLARAT-BTBEET. SALES Every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY. P. H. ELLIOT, Auctioneer. Hones entered for Sale, Stabling Free. STABLING-2s. 6d. per night. 370

having been admitted in New Zealand as a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court, intends practising his profession at Queenstowh, and may consulted daily at Bracken's Hotel. 323 Mr. W. W. Wilson, (From Castlemaine, Victoria,) ARRISTER-AT-LAW AND SOLICITOR, Office—next the New Bridge, Camp-street, at Queenstown, Mr. T. L. Shepherd. 597

B. CASS, VICTORIAN BUTCHERY, Beach-street, of Queenstown and neighborhood for their liberal support hitherto, and takes this opportunity of informing them that he has opened his New Establishment (near the Royal Hotel), where business will, for the future, be conducted with due attention to customers, while the prices

Wakatip Hotel Dining Booms. * well-known Rooms, begs to state that his Table will always be supplied with the best commodities procurable, and hopes, by strict attention to the tastes of his patrons to procure a share of public patronage. 621 H. BAKER.

Hobses Shod as they ought to be. Bridge's Queenstown Shoeing Forge. J BRIDGE having had great experience in • SHOEING in all its branches, is able with confidence to promise his patrons that all Horses entrusted to his care will receive his best attention—a slovenly habit of shoeing being highly detrimental, and he hopes, by the strictest attention and moderate charges, to merit further rapport Observe !—General Blacksmith.

iHAKES for SALE, Cheap, on StapleWa Beach, Shotover. Apply Butcher's, next to late Professor Parker** tent