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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 149, 1 October 1864, Page 3

THIS D3&A Y, [. ELLIOT will sell by public auction, on - • Saturday, Ist October, at One o'clock, sharp, the Cafe de Paris Rote], ARROW, WITH ALL FIXTURES, Including Dining and Bedroom Furniture, about 30 pairs Blankets, Six Kerosene Lamps, and KITCHEN UTENSILS. Also, a choice lot of Decanters, Glasses, Plates, Knives and Forks, Two Clocks, STOCK-IN-TRADE, &c. Without the Slightest Reserve. 637 WAKATIP DISTRICT HOSPITAL. Collector's Notice. pointed Collector and is authorised to receive Subscriptions on behalf of the above Institution. THOS. H. BROWN, Hon. Treasurer. 26th September, 1864. 632 An Auction Bazaar, Under the system known as - NEW WAY TO PAY OLD r Will be held on 13th OCTOBER NEXT, In Aid of the Funds of the WAKATIP DISTRICT HOSPITAL. Contributions of all kinds of Goods, Produce, Odds and Ends, &c, are urgently solicited. REUBEN HARRIS and PETER HUME ELLIOT, Esqs., have kindly volunteered their services as Auctioneers. Donations will be received by the above gentlemen, the President, W. G. REES, Esq., the Members of the Committee, and by H. MANDERS, Clerk and Collector. Reserved Accommodation will be provided for Ladies at the sale. The list of contributions will be published day before sale. 633 Just Arrived ! >RAYER Books, Church Services, Bibles and Hymn Books. Violin, Accordeon, Flute and Concertina Preceptors. Tissue Paper and Cardboard. Drawing Paper and Pencils. Manuscript Music Books. Language of Flowers. Children's Gift and Toy Books, Day Books, Journals and Ledgers. Boosey's, Christy's (with music) and other Song Books. Stationery of all kinds. The New Acrible Violin Striugs, Bridges, Resin &c. QUEENSTOWN CIRCULATING LIBRARY Comprises all the New and Latest Works by the best authors. READING FOfTHE MILLION I English Foreign, and Colonial Papers at Greatlv REDUCED PRICES. 'Home News,' 2s. 'Nation,' Is 6d. ' Dispatch,' Is 6d. ' Illustrated,' 2s. 'Lloyd's,' Is. Melbourne Papers, Is Each. Foreign and American Papers,' Otago Witness,' 1 Leader,"Times' 'Mail,' &c» NEW MINING RULES. Advertisements received for all the leading English, Foreign, American and Colonial Papers. Marshall & Fraer, Booksellers, Stationers, General News and Advertising Agents, 636 REES STREET. STRAYING, a BAY HORSE, branded like D near shoulder, near hind leg white, blaze down face; supposed to belong to Sam NELSON, late of Maori Point. If NOT CLAIMED WITHIN 14 DAYS from this date, will be sold to defray expenses. JOHN TORRENS, Welsh's Half-Way House, Maori Point Road. September 27th, 1864. 638

)ARTNER WANTED in a Firstrate Business. Enquire of P. A. JONES, British Lion Hotel. 557 Wanted, Professionals. "Vl AGICIANS, Sentimental and Comic Singers, Lecturers, Serenaders, and other dispensers of Instruction, Novelties, and Amusement. Must be First-class Talent, for the splendid new CONCERT HALL, at the BRITISH LION HOTEL. Capacious and elegant Stage, with Drop Scenes, Resonant Board, and all the modern appliances for Musical and Scenic Effects. Apply to P. A. JONES 640 Wanted, Work. Apply, Criterion Hotel, or on the Works, Moke Creek Road. 627 Lake View Gardens. M'CONOCHIE & ROWELL - kinds, collected from England, Victoria, Tasmania, and the Colonies. Also, six varieties of SEED POTATOES, very early and in firstclass condition. 569 For Sale, SHARE in a Sluicing Claim on the L BALLARAT TERRACE, opposite the Sandhills. Apply to CHARLES KELLY on the ground, or to Mr REMER, Storekeeper, Sandhills. 621