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Lake County Press, Volume IX, Issue 468, 29 April 1880, Page 4

Fruit & Forest Tree for Sale. AT THE GLADSTONE NURSERY, NEAR INYEIICARGILL, "I -YEAR-OLD APPLE TREES, 7« per -fc dozea 2-Year-old ditto, 9s per dosen, ' 3-Year-old ditto, 12s „ 4-Year-old, ditto, from 16s per dozen. Plums, Pears and Cherries, from 11a per dozen. Peacbes, LI 4s per dozen. Gooseberries and Currants, from 3s to 6a per dozen. Scotch Firs, 3-year-old (transplanted) L 4 per 1000, Pinus Austriaca, L 4 10s perlOOO. Pinus Pinaster, L 3 10s per 1000. Norway Spruce, 4-year-old, L 5 per 1000. 400,000 Quicks, 9s, 10a, 12s, 15s, and 20s per 1000» Rhubarb Roots, 10s, 15s, and 20s spe dogen, Special Quotation for Large Orders, \ LAKE VIEW GARDENS. QUEENSTOWN. HP HE undersigned begs to inform bis patrons and the general public that in order to clear out his large surplus stock, he is now selling at LOWEST TOWN PR U SFRUIT TREES, 3 to 6 years old, fron. 2s 61 to 5s each. GARDEN SEEDS of all kinds, guaraiu teed new and in splendid order. A liberal discount made to the trade and on large orders. JOSEPH ROWELL, Proprietor. Queenstown Dispensary, EW I S O T O P, THE FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT Contains all the Latest Novelties of thai class of Goods, including— Work Boxes, Desks, Graphoscopes, Microscopes, Albums, Photographs of Lake Scenery by Burton Bros., Transit if Venus Party, and others, tec, &c. Patronised by their Excellencies Sir George Grey, Sir George Bowen, and Sir James Fergusson, late Governors of New Zealand. EICHARDT'S HOTEL, QUEENSTOWN, Lake Wakatip, Otago, NEW ZEALAND. This Hotel is situated on the margin of Queenstown Bay, and commands Views of the Magnificent and Grand Lake Scenery. PRIVATE APARTMENTS For Tourists and Families, j First-class Livery Stables, RAILWAY HOTEL, KINGSTON. TTENRY WILKINSON (late of the Shamrock Hotel, Arrowtown), has great pleasure in informing his many old patrons and the public generally that, having purchased the above new and commodious Hotel, he trusts, by civility and strict attention to business, to merit a liberal share of support. The establishment is well furnished in every respect, ard contains ample accommodation for tourists and other visitors to the Lakes District. A first-class table prepared on arrival of the trains and steamers. Private apartments and bedrooms separate from the main portion of the house. H. WILKINSON, Proprietor: p,S.—Agent for the Wakatip Steam Navigation Company,