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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 125, 9 July 1864, Page 4

SATURDAY, 9th JULY, 1864. IN THE RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT, QUEENSTOWN. SHILLINGFORD v. TRACEY. \Y VIRTUE OF A WARRANT OF ' EXECUTION in this Action, I intend to sell by Public Auction, on the Premises, on SATURDAY, the 9th day of JULY, Instant, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, sharp, All that Hotel, known as TRACEYS HOTEL, situated at Arthur's Point, together with the Stock-in-Trade, Furniture, and Effects therein, unless this Execution be previously satisfied. THOS. R FRYER, Bailiff. Queenstown, 4th July, 1864. 436 DANCING! DA N CIN 6! J MANUEL begs to inform the Ladies and • Gentlemen of Queenstown, that he will Open his Dancing Academy at Cochrane's CRITERION HOTEL CONCERT HALL, on Tuesday Next, July 11th, to teach Dancing in all its New and Fashionable Branches. Class nights, Tuesdays and Fridays, which will be strictly private, only for Members. Ladies admitted only by invitation. A FIRST-CLASS BAND always in attendance, and the strictest order will be kept. Dancing to commence each night at Eight o'clock. TERMS—£I Is. PER MONTH. Open Class, Mondays, Wednesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays, FREE! 444 Dissolution of Partnership. .-r-r-n -r> i -I • 1 >il a " 1? t_i -- James Yewlett and E. A. Dooley has this day been Dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due to and by the late firm will be received and paid by E. A. Dooley, who will continue to carry on the business. E. A. DOOLEY. JAMES YEWLETT. Witness—Peter Sheridan. Rocky Point Store, Kawarau River, 6th July, 1864. 445 Dissolution of Partnership. rpHE Partnership hitherto existing between ■*- J. Turner and Co., Builders Contractors, &c, has this day been Dissolved by mutual consent. The business will be retained by J. Turner, who will pay and receive all monies on account of the firm. (Signed) J. TURNER. J. YOUNG. Witness—John Bruwn. Ballarat Street, Queenstown. Bth July, 1864. 446v rpHE ROYAL MAIL SCREW STEAMER "VICTORIA" Plies regularly between Kingston, Queenstown, and Head of the Lake.

This fine boat continues to maintain her high prestige as the best and fastest boat on the Lake. She invariably delivers her cargo in good order, and during the eighteen months she has been running, has not had to pay for any damage. On WEDNESDAYS, she will leave Kingston at 9 a.m., and will RUN THROUGH TO THE HEAD OF THE LAKE, calling at Queenstown for Freight and Passengers, returning on the following morning and landing passengers at Queenstown and Kingston the same day. GREAT REDUCTION IN FREIGHT AND FARES. Freight (deadweight) 15s per ton; to Head of the Lake and intermediate places as per agreement. Monthly passage tickets (not transferable) issued at a very low rate. Goods to be consigned to R. Howarth, Kingston, where cartage will be paid and every care taken of prompt delivery to consignees. R. HO WORTH, Kingston ) . . A. WEBSTER, Queenstown ] A^ems ' N.B.—Passengers by or for this Boat will receive particular attention at the Royal Hotel, Kingston. 447 To Let, WEATHERBOARD HOUSE and SHOP, hitherto known as the Victorian Butchery, situate in Beach-street. Apply to 439 J. B. BRADSHAW, Rees-street. For Sale or to Let. American Bowling Saloon and Commercial Hotel, Arthur's Point. A first-rate opportunity, as the above will be disposed of at easy terms.—For particulars apply A. Webster, Queenstown. 415 FOR SALE, . QUARTER SLEEPING SHARE IN TYREE'S CLAIM, Shellback Beach, Shotovr. Apply at M'LARFS Prince of Wales Hotel, Queenstown. 421 Violinist Wanted. JTIOLINIST wanted. Apply for address at the offica of this paper. 431 >LACKSMITH WANTED. First-Class BRIDGE, Queenstown Shoeing Forge. 440