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Lake Wakatip Mail, Volume II, Issue 80, 3 February 1864, Page 5

THIS DAY, At Two s'clock sharp, AT THE COMMERCIAL SALE ROOMS, Ballarat-street. -pEUBEN HARRIS will sell by public auc- ■*■* tion. this day, at two o'clock A General Assortment of MERCHANDISE, to close various accounts, comprising— Martell's brandy Cheese Bulk beer Boiled oil Port wine White lead Tobacco Umber' Havannah cigars Varnish Manilla do Slops Swiss do Calico Green baize Playing cards Butter Pain-killer Sugar Buckets Candles Nails Figs Bells Raisins Druggettings Oats Boots Coffee Fancy goods Looking-glasses Kerosene &c, &c. The auctioneer invites the attendance of the trade, as his instructions are to sell without the slightest reserve. 9 THIS DAY, Two o'clock Sharp. Raisins Oats Coffee Looking-glasses ~~>EUBEN HARRIS has received instructions —" to sell by public auction, this day, at two o'clock, at the Commercial Sale Rooms, Ballaratstreet— A Choice Collection of BOOKS, by wellknown Authors. The auctioneer requests the attendance of those who are desirous of securing such standard works, as they will be put up in lots to suit purchasers, and will be sold Without Reserve. 10 SATURDAY, 6th FEBRUARY. Auctioneer's Notice. February, at 1 o'clock sharp, the following MERCHANDISE:— 8 cases chairs 2 bales hay Tobacco Brooms Maize and oats Chaff Clocks Butter, eggs, &c. AND Other goods too numerous to particularise 11

SKIPPER'S POINT, UPPER SHOTOVER. T?OR SALE, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, J; * THE Camp Bestaurant, Situated as above ; containing four rooms and bar, excellently fitted up, and well adapted for an Hotel and Restaurant. The building is 25 feet by 16 feet, and at present doing a good business: the reason of the proprietor disposing being his having other urgent business to attend to. To speculators this is really a first-class opportunity. Apply on the premises to Angelo Bonguelmi. 4 0 BE DISPOSED OF BY RULES OF L R T UNION, That First-class Hotel, known as the DIGGER'S BEST HOTEL, ARROW RIVER, Occupying 40 feet frontage on the best site in the township, doing a fair trade, and disposed of for satisfactory reasons: TOGETHER WITH A superior stock of liquors, (valued at £43,) 39 pairs double blankets, 12 beds, good stove and cooking apparatus, and all other necessaries required in the business, the total estimated value of stock being £llO. The premises are well built, comfortably fitted, and having stone chimney to dining rooms. Immediate possession will be given. To be Disposed of by Shares to be taken by 100 MEMBERS AT £1 10s. EACH. Tickets to be obtained from James Blanche, Arrow; and Peter Elliot, auctioneer, Queenstown. Due notice will be given of date of drawing for prize. 70 P. CAREY, Of the COMMERCIAL HOTEL and AMERICAN BOWLING SALOON, 9 PRIZES played for in this Alley daring the month of January, that the following gentlemen won:— 1. R. Gummett . . Game—lso 2. C. Finlay . . „ 150 3. C.Pearson . . „ 150 The following Prizes are open for competition during the month of February:— Ist Prize ... £1 10s. 2nd Prize ... £1 os. 3rd Prize ... £0 10s. 13