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lOLINIST wanted for a few hours of an evening. Apply for address at the office of this paper. 431 7 ANTED a Tailor to settle in Queenstown, who will receive good encouragement. An excellent position open to him. 433 rpHOMAS SHUTE, or JAMES BICKLE.- * Your old mate, William Henry Snell, is dead. Mrs. Snell wishes to communicate with you. Address Mrs Snell, Maryborough, Victoria. 434 Landing this Day (Saturday), rjiWELVE CASES FRESH EGGS, in splendid condition. 432 J. HALLENSTEIN & CO. FOR SALE, • QUARTER SLEEPING SHARE IN L TYREE'S CLAIM, Shellback Beach, Shotover. Apply at M'LARN'S Prince of Wales Hotel, Queenstown. 421 Notice of Removal. FREE TRADE BUTCHERY, BEACH STREET. ROBERT MILLER, (Late Victorian Butchery,) IN returning his sincere thanks to the public of Queenstown and vicinity, for the liberal support hitherto bestowed, begs to inform them that he HAS REMOVED into his New and Extensive Premises, OPPOSITE CASS & WHYTE'S, BEACH STREET, And is prepared to Supply Meat As Low as Any House in Town. Packers and Up-country Storekeepers on equally Liberal Terms. No Connection with any other Butcher in 424 Queenstown. Dissolution of Partnership. ■*■ Ching, Paterson and Co., has this day been Dissolved by mutual consent, in so far as W. G. Paterson is concerned. The business in future will be carried on by Ching and Harris, who will pay and receive all debts. THOMAS CHING. ROBERT HARRIS. W. G. PATERSON. Witness—Robert Kilgour. Arrow, 27th June, 1864. WITH reference to the above advertisement, Mr Paterson begs to thank his numerous customers for the patronage hitherto bestowed on the late firm, and he solicits a continuance of the same to his successors, Messrs. Ching, Harris and Co. 425 Dissolution of Partnership. THE Partnership hitherto existing between the undersigned, John Pattinson and William Warren, lately carrying on business under the name or firm of Pattinson & Warren, Butchers, at Queenstown, Lake Wakatip, is this day DISSOLVED by mutual consent. All debts due by and to the said firm will be respectively PAID AND RECEIVED either by the said John Pattinson or William Warren. Dated this 28th day of June, 1864. JOHN PATTINSON. WILLIAM WARREN. Witness—THoMAS Hartwell. 426 Dissolution of Partnership. hitherto existing between the undersigned, as Butchers, Storekeepers, Publicans, and Shoemakers, at the Nokomai, in the Province of Otago, Colony of New Zealand, has been this day dissolved by mutual consent, as and from the thirteenth day of June, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-four. All claims upon the said Partnership will be duly discharged by the undersigned, Charles Wm. Fox. (Signed) CHARLES W. FOX. J. W. ELAM. Witness—Thos. Joyce. 428 WINDOW GLASSIJVINDOW 6LASSI J. N. PETERS, SASH MAKER and GLAZIER, Ballarat-street, BEGS to inform the Public of Queenstown and Vicinity, that he has always on hand a large assortment of WINDOW* GLASS. Sashes and Doors made to order on the shortest notice. A supply of Sashes always on hand. Terms moderate. Observe the Address— J. N. PETERS, Ballarat-street, 353 (Opposite the Post-Office ■T. PAUL'S SCHOOL, INVERCARGILL, - (near the junction of Leet and Dee-streets.) Conducted by the REV. C. SEARLE. The above School will (D.V.) be open for the reception of Day pupils and Boarders, on Monday, July 11,1864. 429