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Lake Wakatip Mail, Volume II, Issue 72, 6 January 1864, Page 1

Queenstown Advertisements. IMPORTANT TO STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS. Great Redaction in the Rates of Freight. nfHE Proprietors of the Cutter \ X "MOA" pt havinjr 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 Hones, per head - - - -3 0 0 Passengers „ • • • -010 0 To Frankton - - • - - 210 0 Commission on Cartage, 2$ ty cent. Agent at Kingston—--361 Mr. MANSON. Favorite Cutter, WILD IRISH GIRL, Leaves Queenstown for Fiankton daily at 10 a.m in connection with the Coaches to the Arrow. Parcels, &c, punctually atlended to. To be Let on hire for private Parties, Pic-nics, &c. Apply at the Boatman's Home, Queen's Wharf, Queenstown. HENRY BUSH, Master. Steam to Dunedin via the Bluff. Powerful screw steamer WILLIAM MISKIN, 120 Tons, F. J. Wilsox, Master, Will be placed permanently iu thi* trade, leaving the Jetty every Tuesday morning. Fares: — Cahm- • - £o 0 0 Steerage - • 3 0 0 Freight. 50s. per ton. W. R S. NEIIXEY. UNITED STATES HOTEL, BEACH-STREET, QUEENSTOWN, JOHN ROCHE, Proprietor. E Proprietor begs to iutimate to his friend?, patrons, and the public in general, that he baa opened the above extensive Establishment, with every description of Wines, Spirits, and Liqueurs, Of the Best Quality. PRIVATE SITTING ROOMS.; WELL-AIRED BEDS. JOHN ROCHE Wishes to inform DIGGERS, PACKERS, and others, that he has now completed a largo SUITE OF BED-ROOMS,

With two beds in each room, having a lock and key thereto; and no elfort will be spared by him or Mrs Roche in regard to making the United States Hotel second to none for Cleanliness, Comfort, and Civility in the Wakatip District. The Best Table kept in Town, With any amount of Vegetables. 546 Horses 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—* slovenly habit of shoeing being highly detrimental, and he hopes, by the strictest attention and moderate charges, to merit further A rye!— General Blacksmith. 21 W. C. MIBFIN, GOLD BROKER, ANK OF- NKW ZEALAND GOLD OFFICE, ARTHUR'S POINT. The Highest Price always given for Gold.