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Cromwell Argus, Volume I, Issue 28, 25 May 1870, Page 7

Queenstown OHEY'S UNION HOTEL QUEENSTOWN. The above is one of the oldest-established houses in Queenstown, and is celebrated for the superior quality of the Wines, Spirits, &c, kept in stock. Good Stabling. P. SMITH, >RACTICAL WATCH & CLOCK MAKER, BEACH-STREET, QUEENSTOWN. Repairs Neatly Executed.

•AKATIP BREWERY, w QUEENSTOWN. MESSES SURMAN & DAVIS Be» to inform hotel-keepers, and the genera 1 public of the Wakatip, Cromwell, and surrounding districts, that they are uow prepared to supply their No. 4 and No. 5 ALES, Equal in strength, quality, and brilliancy to BASS'S BURTON ALES. Agents fok Cromwell : I. HALLENSTEIN & CO., General Merchants. 27 •ORINCE OF WALES HOTEL, (Corner o' Beach anil Eees streets), QUEENSTOWN. W. M'LARN PROPRIETOR. Th 3 a ! iove He Lei continues to keep up its reputation as one o? the most comfortable in the Wakacipc''.sJiict. The best accommodation for visitors and boarders. FIRST-CLASS STABLING. The only paddock accon modation in the district. |§f The Pioneer oj Sixpenny Drinks. QUEEN'S ARMS HOTEL, QUf cNS'xOVVN. A. EICJLIrIDT PROPRIETOR. Private Roo fov Families. SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS. fty A large and commodious STABLE, capable of accommodating twenty horses, has recently leen completed, and has been pronounced by all who have visi';ed the district as second to none aßunedin. An experienced groom in attendance. Booking Office for Cobb & Co.'s line of Coaches.

ROBERT BOYNE, p ENERAL STOREKEEPER AND NEWS AGENT, Queenstown, Lake Wakatip. A large stock of Groceries and other goods always on hand. Importer of English and Colonial Newspapers. Orders punctually attended to, and newspapers forwarded to any part of ths district. Agent for the Cromweli, Argus.

OAL CEEEK HOTEL, HALF WAY BETWEEN CROMWELL AND LAWRENCE. The above hotel possesses excellent accommodation for travellers, who may rely upon receiving every attention. The house is situate on the main road from Tuapeka to Cromwell, and affords a convenient stopping-place for horsemen and passengers by coach. The Dunstan and Tuapeka Mail C|ach passes the door twice a-week, and the daily increasing traffic sufficiently proves that this road is recognised as the best route from Dunedin to the northern Gold-Fields. GENERAL STORE. DISTRICT POST-OFFICE. N.B.—First-class Stabling. Horses for hire paddock accommodation. R. AYLING, / Proprietor.