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Queenstown Advertisements. SALES BY AUCTION. THIS DAY, Two o'clock .Sharp. At the Risk of Whom it May Concern. REUBEN HARRIS has received instructions to sell by public auction, at the Commercial Sale Rooms, this day, at 2 o'clock sharp—--5 TONS ADELAIDE FLOUR No Reserve. 16 WEDNESDAY, 10th FEBRUARY, 1864. ——— To STOREKEEPERS, PACKERS & OTHERS Important and Unreserved Sale 1 OF The Stock and Premises of Mr. W. Marks, Beach-street. REUBEN HARRIS has received instructions from Mr W. Marks (who is relinquishing i business) to sell by public auction, on Wednes- | day, February 10th, 1864, at one o'clock sharp, on I the premises, Beach-street, The whole of his Varied STOCK, consisting Lambswool drawers Bedding \ Shetland do Mattresses Blue & grey serge shirts Field glasses Scarlet do Telescopes Flannel do Glassware Crimean do Pain-killer Aberdeen i-hose Sarsaparilla Lambswool do Hollo way's Pills Hats, caps, towels Do Ointment Cutlery Perfumery Ironmongery Cigars Stationery Bagatelle table Cane-seat chairs Bags A large assortment of fancy goods and a valuable lot of Colonial Jewellery AFTER WHICH— The FREEHOLD PREMISES, having a frontage to Beach-street of 14 feet by a depth of 60 feet. The auctioneer invites the attendance of the trade, as this is a firstrate chance to assort stocks. The lots will be put up to suit purchasers, and will be sold Without Reserve. 17 rpHE Undersigned has FOR SALE by pri--L vate contract, several FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS, in Ballarat, Beach and Rees strpots 18 REUBEN HARRIS, Auctioneer. QUEENSTOWN AUCTION MART. THIS DAY, At One o'Clock. DM'KENNA will sell this day (Saturday) * at 1 o'clock A Quantity of MERCHANDISE, comprising flour, tea, oats, maize, chaff, furniture, tumblers, rice, tobacco, butter, &c, &c. Without Reserve. Also, after above sale, will be offered the neat little 4-oared Whale-boat, "KENT," suitable for pleasure parties. 19 PUBLIC NOTICE. INHABITANTS OF QUEENSTOWN - are particularly requested to attend A MEETING, To be held at BRACKEN'S HOTEL, ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT, at 8 o'clock Sharp: To Consider—--Ist.— advisability of FORMING A MUNICIPALITY FOR QUEENSTOWN 2nd.—To ELECT THREE (3) MEMBERS of Committee in the place of Messrs Willis, M'Gaw and Cass, resigned. (By order of the Town Committee) 25 * B. CASS, Acting Hon. Sec. Prospecting the Gorge. PUBLIC MEETING is called for THIS L EVENING, to be held at the Theatre Royal, at 9 o'clock sharp, to take into consideration the reply of his Honor the Superintendent in regard to Prospecting the Gorge. 24 B. F. JOHNSON. Tenders for Building at Maori Point. PLANS and Specifications for the above may be seen at the Gold Receiver's Office, Queenstown, till Wednesday next, and at the Court-house, Maori Point, till the Monday following. Tenders to be addressed to Charles Williamson, Esq., R.M., Maori Point, and endorsed " Tenders for Government Building." 20