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Lake Wakatip Mail, Volume II, Issue 64, 9 December 1863, Page 1

Queenstown Advertisements. HIGHLAY STORE, BEACH-STREET, Queenstown. I GASH begs to inform the public, Packers, • and others, that he is prepared to supply the Best Goods at the Lowest Prices. The Boat "Telegraph'' for Hire. PACK HORSES FOR HIRE. GOOD STABLING.—AMERICAN STOVES, 656 LUHNING & GRIEBEL, WHOLESALE and RETAIL TOBACCOVV NISTS, REES-STREET, Next the Union Bank, Queenstown; Also Hartley-street, Dunstan, and Broad-street, Manuhmkia. 365 James Keay & Co.'s PROVISION STORE, Wholesale & Retail, Beach-street. 2 JOHN ANGUS, Wine and Spirit Merchant, AND WHOLESALE & RETAIL STOREKEEPER, Rees-steeet, Queenstown, HAS ON SALE a Large and Well-selected STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, &6., Peculiarly adapted to meet the requirements of the forthcoming season in this district, and at prices which will bear favorable comparison with any other house in town. Packers, Publicans, and Storekeepers Supplied. 722 COMMERCIAL DININ6 HALL, In connection with BRACKEN'S QUEEN'S ARMS HOTEL. G. V. BURKE, IN announcing to the inhabitants of Queenstown and surrounding District the fact of his having taken the management of the above, begs respectfully to inform them that he will be prepared to give them THE BEST TABLE IN QUEENSTOWN, Combined with cleanliness* civility, and comfort; it being his intention to have the Commercial Dining Hall second to none in New Zealand. Table d'Hote at Six, p.m. 731 TOTANTED—A regular supply of Wild Fowl, '' Fresh Butter, and Fresh Eggs. Apply to Mr. Burke, at the Queen's \rms. 747 CRITERION HOTEL, CORNER OF REES & BEACH STREETS, Queenstown. W. COCHRANE, T ATE of the FULL AND PLENTY DINING ROOMS, in announcing the completion of the above Hotel, begs to thank his numerous friends and the public for the liberal support hitherto awarded him, and will endeavor to meiit a continuance of the same. The Premises having been entirely re-built will be found replete with every convenience of A FIRST-CLAbS HOTEL. THE RESTAURANT Combines a liberal table with Moderate Charges. A READING ROOM Has been added, in which will be found all the latest English, Colonial and Local Papers. None but the Vert Best Liquors on hand. Good and Clean Beds. W. COCHRANE, Late of the Full & Plenty Dining Rooms* Proprietor. 774 Victoria Brewery. T D. WALKER begs to inform the inhabi- " • tants of the Wakatip District that they can now be supplied with ALE of superior quality at the Victoria Brewery, Beach-street, Queenstown. 776