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Lake Wakatip Mail, Volume II, Issue 59, 21 November 1863, Page 5

SALES BY AUCTION. THIS DAY. QUEENSTOWN AUCTION MART. GENERAL MERCHANDISE O A. WOOD will sell by public auction this day, at 12 o'clock, at the Queenstown Auction Mart, next the Masonic HallWines and Spirits, in bulk and case English Cordials and Byass' London bottled porter, in cases Tea and sugar 40 bags flour—best brands Oatmeal Beans and pickles Potatoes and soap Long handle shovels and axi handles Fancy pewter pots Chairs Arm do. Iron bedsteads Clocks, calico, and tacks Quantity of sundries ALSO— A large quantity of OATS 742 THIS DAT. Sale of the Full and Plenty Dining Rooms. A. WOOD will sell by public auction, this day—. Those fine and extensive Premises, known as THE FULL AND PLENTY. They have been newly fitted up, at great expense for an Hotel. Sale on the Premises, at 2 o'clock, Rees Street. Terms at Sale. 741 Commercial Sale Rooms, Ballarat-street, Queenstown. rpHE Undersigned respectfully informs his constituents and the public that he wjll hold Regular Sales at his Auction Mart, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. 704 REUBEN HARRIS, Auctioneer. THIS DAY, TWO O'CLOCK SHARP. At the Commercial Sale Rooms, Ballaarat-street. "DEUBEN HARRIS has received instructions to sell by public auction, this day, at Two o'clock sharp, at his Rooms, 3 tons fine Flour, in 50-lb. bags 7 f-chests Tea 5 bags Sugar 10 boxes Candles (full weights) And a variety of General Merchandize too numerous to mention in an advertisement. Remember—No Reserve. 745 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21st, 1863. By virtue of the Official Administrator of Intestate Estates. "DEUBEN HARRIS has received instructions to sell by public auction, at his Rooms, this day, at Two o'clock sharp, The Right, Title, and Interest (if any) to a certain Horse, belonging to Hornbuckle, deceased. Particulars at Sale. 746 MONDAY, 23rd NOVEMBER. Hotel and Stand for Sale. T) ELLIOT has received instructions from • Messrs. Mace and Co. to sell the VICTORIA HOTEL, as it at preserft stands, with all its fixtures and right to site, on Monday, the 23rd of November, at 1 o'clock. The sale to take place on the ground, and to be without reserve. Sale at 1 o'clock Sharp. 732 Full Share for Sale. Immediately after the sale of above Hotel, P ELLIOT will expose for sale, without • reserve, a FULL SHARE in the HIT-or-MISS COMPANY'S CLAIM. This claim has just been bottomed, with a first-rate prospect, and it is recommended as a safe and profitable investment. 733 CHURCH OF ENGLAND. A TEA MEETING will be held at the Masonic Hall, Queenstown, on November 28th, in Aid of the Church Funds. A considerable debt still exists against the Church; and all who are interested in, and feel sympathy for the good cause, are invited to attend the proposed meeting. Several Ladies have promised to take trays, and some gentlemen of talent will add their quota to the entertainment. Tickets can be obtained from the Secretary, Mr Beetham, Mr Worthington, or any of the Members of Committee. 737 WM. BRUCE, Hon. Secretary. TOHN POTTER, from Thompson's Gully, * Inglewood, 1 is requested to write to DUNCAN MATHESON, carpenter, Queenstown, Lake Wakatip.