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.(IZXJi ' Miscellaneous. "ONEY TO LEND, on first-class lL security, in sums of £IOO and upwards, at current rates. Apply, SBENCE H. TURTON, Solicitor. ~,. INING & GENERAL AGENCY. W. P. JONES, BANNOCKBURN, Has commenced business as above, and will be happy to execute all commissions entrusted to him. Having been admitted a Mining Agent in the Warden's Court, Mr Jones will attend to all business therein with care and dispatch. Address : Bost Office, Bannockburn. EORGE FACHE, AUCTIONEER & VALUER, CLYDE. Sales conducted in any part of the district. Account Sales rendered promptly. Business communications left with Mr Colough, Cromwell, will receive due attention. M■ N E J. ORNAMENTAL MASON, QUEENS T 0 W N. HEADSTONES CUT TO ANY DESIGN I N LA K E W. A KATIPU STONE. INSCRIBTIONS CUT .oo ■. • •! • MARBLE OR GRANITE : i At lowest Rates. Address—r~ J. M'NEILL, , Harp of Erin Hotel, Queenstown. n -i. ;■ ■■'-■ r I • .- i Iti R. MACK A Y , ~ DISTRICT SURVEYOR, Will be at liberty to undertake private surveys, Gold-mining and Land Board Agency Business after July Ist, 1885. HE AlD'O FFI CE, C L YD E. A. R. MACKAY, District Surveyor. / ISITORS to Dnnedin should call on / Mrs Gill, 13 and 15 Princes - street, Miliiner, Dressmaker, and general Fancy Goods Repository. Importing direct from the best London Warehenses, and employing a numerous staff of efficient assistants, they can at all times see the Newest Styles in Millinery, Bonnets and Hats in the Newest Shades and Colors for Autumn and Winter wear. /CHILDREN'S and Infants' Bonnets, J Hats, and Hoods, Pelisses, carrying Cloaks, Robes, etc. •NDERCLOTHING of every descrip\J tion made up on the premises from the best materials. Corsets, 2s lid to 16s 6d per OUbtNING Millinery. The Mourning Department contains the greatest Variety, and is by far the best Assorted Stock in New Zealand. Trade supplied at a Liberal Discount. Mrs Gill, 13 and 15, Princes-street, Dunedin. HE POWERFUL STEAMER "THEODORE" Will leave Pembroke wharf for Head of Lake Wanaka every Monday at 9 a.m., returning on Tuesday. The Theodore will call at the various Stations on the Lake for the purpose of conveying cargo, stock, or passengers. .During intervals the Theodore will be available for charter for public excursion trips and private parties on reasonable terms. Pull particulars as to terms of charter of boat or for conveyance of cargo can be obtained from Captain Hedditch, Pembroke, or from our Crqmwell agent, Mr S. N. Brown. HEDDITCH & SMITH, Proprietors. ißfte'i | W. ROBERTSON & Co., QOEENS- * • TOWN, have much pleasure in informing he public that they have purchased the steamer ately owned by Williams and Archer, and will now run their powerful Paddle Steamer And their Clipper-built Screw Steamer JANE WILLIAMS o and from Kingston, on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, leaving Queenstown at half-past S a..m., and to the Head of the Lake, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRI DAYS, leaving about 9 o'clock a.m. ; also other days, should sufficient inducement offer. Return Tickets :—Queenstown to Head of the Lake aud Back, 12s Gil ; Kingston to Head of the Lake and Back, 15s ; (available for a week). Either of the above steamers can be chartered at any time on reasonable terms. Merchandise, tc aud from Kingston, at the rate ol Ten Shillings per ton, delivered either at Fraukton or Queenstown. Farm Produce, from Frankton and Queenstowu to Kingston, Five Shillings per ton. Wool aud Hides, to Kingston, Ten Shillings per ton. J. W. Robertson and Co., having every facility for continuing the business in the same efficient manner as heretofore, wi.l still continue to bestow the same attention to Goods consigned to them. They request the Consignees to instruct their correspondents to address their Goods to the care of J. W. ROBERTSON & CO. Queenstown. Queenstown February 12, 1884.