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Lake County Press, Issue 52, 31 May 1872, Page 2

iminedlttltflj, a MAN, to Pack and make hinW.f generally useful. —Apply to M Gondan, Baker, Arrowtown ARROW PUBLIC LIBRARY. gUBSCRIBERS and the Pnb'ic ar e informed that the Subscription is now Reduced to Ten Shillings per Annum For the use of the Library aod Reading Room. The Library contains the Largest Collection of Books in the District, in every department of literature, and an extensive addition is shortly expected from Melbourne. The Reading Room is supplied with English, Australian and Provincial Newspapers. The Committee beg earnestly to draw the attention of Miners and others at a distance to the advantages of the Institution. A. INNES, Hon. Secretary. FRESH ARRIVALS. DIRECT FROM HOME MARKETS U. FRITCHARD Begs to inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Arrowtown and neighborhood that he has just received a Large Consignment of SPRING AND SUMMER DRAPERY As these Goods are direct from home they can be sold at a much lower figure than if transhipped from Melbourne. Inspection Eespectrully Invited A MUSICAL SOIREE Will take place in i lie LIBRARY HALL, ARROWTOWN, ON SATURDAY EVENING, 13th JULY In aid of the Building Fund of the ARROWTOWN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Particulars in a future advertisement. A. C. THOMSON, Hon. Secretary. QUADRILLE ASSEMBLY. of QUADRILLE PARTIES will be held fortnightly in the Library Hall, Arrowtown, commencing on SATURDAY EVENING, 11th INST., At Eight o'Clock, Precisely. Admission—Lady and gentleman, 2a. 6d. MURPHY & ANDERSON, Musicians. FOR SALE QNE FOURTH SHARE of a Sluicing Claim, Water Right, Sluice Boxes Trucks, Tools, &c, for £25. Cause of *ale is ill-health and change of occupation. Apply to G. A. BARKER, Arrowtown. 10th May, 1872. NOTICE TO MINERS ! FOR SALE, QNE-THIRD SHARE in Arrow Township Water Race. Now supplies water to inhabitants at good yearly income and one-third share in Claim, paying good wages. The Race—a water of five sluice heads—is the best in the district, having cemmand over all ihe highest terraces west of Arrow and on the north bank of the Kawarau Rivers. The seller is leaving the district, the property must be sold at once, and is a bargain.—Apply to P. Fahey ; or to GEORGE A. BARKER. Arrowtewn.