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Lake Wakatip Mail, Volume II, Issue 82, 10 February 1864, Page 1

Queenstown Advertisements. REUBEN HARRIS, UCTIONEER, HOTEL VALUATOR, *■ Horse and Cattle Salesman, Queenstown, Wakatip. Cash advances made on goods for unreserved sale. 60 ROYAL HORSE BAZAAR, HEAD OF BALLARAT-STREET. SALES Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. P. H. ELLIOT, Auctioneer. Horses entered for Sale, Stabling Free. STABLING-2s. 6d. per night. 370 Public Notice. D. McK E N N A ~EGS leave to inform the Public of QUEENSTOWN and Surrounding District that he has taken those EXTENSIVE PREMISES, lately in the occupation of MR. S. A. WOOD, Auctioneer, Where he intends to carry on in the same line; and A B I-W EEKLY SALE Will be held as usual, on EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY At 1 o'olock; 995 Mr. T7. W. Wilson, * (From Castlemaine, Victoria,) ►ARRISTER-AT-LAW AND SOLICITOR, * Office—next the New Bridge, Camp-street, Queenstown; and at Dunedin. Managing Clerk at Queenstown, Mr. T. L. Shepherd. 597

JOHN ANGUS, Wine and Spirit Merchant, AND WHOLESALE & RETAIL STOREKEEPER, Rees-street, Queenstown, HAS ON SALE a Large and Well-selected STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes, &c, 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 VICTORIAN BUTCHERY, BEACH-STREET, QUEENSTOWN. _._g the public of Queenstown and neigh borhood that he has taken the above well-known Butchery of MR. CASS, And trusts by strict sttention to business and by reasonable charges to merit a fair share of public support. ROBERT MILLER, Wholesale Slaughterman. Packers supplied at Wholesale Prices. 841 Victoria Brewery. ** • tants of the Wakatip District that they can now be supplied with ALE of superior quality at the Victoria Brewery, Beach-street, Queenstown. 778 Horses Shod as they ought to be. Bridge's Queenstown Shoeing Forge. 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—a slovenly habit of shoeing being highly detrimental, and he hopes, by the strictest attention and moderate charges, to merit further support. Observe !—General Blacksmith.