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Lake Wakatip Mail, Volume I, Issue 27, 1 August 1863, Page 1

Queenstown Advertisements. Powerful Bteamer " VICTORIA." STEAMER leaves Kingston for Queen stown Daily, returning the same day. This steamer is well known to be the fastest on the Lake, generally running each way in 3 hours; she has made her trips regular in all weathers. Also, it is well known to the storekeepers of Queenstown that she is a safe and dry cargo boat. For Freight or Passage apply to R. HOWORTH, Kingston, Or to A. WEBSTER, Wakatip Stores, 49 Queenstown. Steam to the Head of the Lake. THE NEW AND POWERFUL SCREWSTEAMER "ALEXANDRA" TIT ILL, on and after Friday, II on the berth for the above mßSKßS^place, calling at the TWELVEand TWENTY-FIVE MILE. For Freight or Passage, apply to BLACK & GORDON, 261 Queenstown. LAKE WAKATIP Royal Mail Steamer " Expert," .. T EAVES St. John's daily for Queenstown, returning the For further particulars apply to Mr. D. M'Kenna, Or to St. John's. Messrs. J. Gibson & Co., 34 Queenstown. NOTICE. rpHE Steamer "WAKATIP" -*■ will be laid up for repairs, ceiving more powerful machinery, on and after MONDAY, the 6th instant, till further notice. W. HOCKLEY, Agent. Kingston, July 4th, 1863. 232 m rpHE Fast-sailing LAKE-BUILT X CUTTER "MO A," 40 Tons Burthen, Trading between Queenstown and the other stations on the Lake, offers superior inducements to storekeepers and shippers of Goods, and also to Passengers. Having been built on the Lake, she possesses every requisite for the peculiarities of this trade. I FREIGHT:— To Queenstown - - £2 per Ton. All other ports as per agreement. For Freight or Passage, apply on Board. 64 «J»HE FAST-SAILING BOAT " Wild Irish Girl" Leaves the Queen's Wharf, Queenstown, every morning, at 9 sharp, for FRANKTON, communicating with FOX'S TELEGRAPH LINE or COACHES To the Arrow. Parcels, &c., for either of the above places to be left at the office of Wilkinson & Bush, commission & forwarding agents, Queen's Wharf. 71 REGULAR TRADER TO THE TWELVEMILE. THE "CHEVIOT" T EAVES the Twelve-Mile for Queenstown at 9 o'clock every morning, returning the same day, leaving Rees' Wharf at 2 o'clock. For Freight or Passage apply on Board. 292