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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 834, 12 June 1874, Page 4

NOTICE TO FARMER& TT is requested by the Undersigned that Fanners in Threshing Barley do NOT put it throftgh the Smutter, as, by doing so, it is broken up so as to be practically useless for the purpose of Alt Barley hitherto threshed this season has been rendered ttlueless by above cause. \VM. LOVELL DAVIS. NOTICE. M. J. MALAGHAN IS A PURCHASER OF HIDES. HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN J. T. CROFTS ft, T>EGS to inform the Public that he has Pt'Rchased of Messrs I. Hallekstein & Co. THEIR STOCK OF WINES, SPIRITS, GROCERIES, AND PRO-VISIONS, and has REMOVED to their old Store, Reesstreet, where he will continue the above Business, trusting to merit a continuance of the support so liberally accorded to his late employers. HUFF AND AITKEN, MANUFACTURERS OP .WATERS, CORDIALS, be. Country Orders attended to with Despatch and Punctuality, RED LION BREWERY, GORGE, QUEENSTOWN. BIESSRS. DAVIS CO., "PEG to intimate to Residents of the Wakatip and adjoining districts that they have purchased tha Red Lion Brewery, which will in future, be conducted by them. From the facilities at their command, the proprierors are in a position to supply a First-class Article at very moderate prices. All orders punctually attended to, and delivered tcith despatch. DAVIS & CO., Proprietors. JO H N E. HA'I NE S, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, if E ES-S TJtEET, QUE EXS T 0 N (Opposite Rank of New Zealand), JJASON SAL E:— Drapery and Clothing Stationery and Fancy Goods Patent Medicines. Glass and Crockery-ware Ironmongery and Brush-ware Colonial and English Boots and Shoes Shoe, Belting, and Harness Leather Colonial Closed Uppers SADDLJERY AND HARNESS of every description—Colonial made. r.S.- k SADDLER AT WORK ON THE PREMISES Execute Repairs. Prices Reasonable. NOTICE.' TTT£ beg to attention of the Inhabitants of Queenstown and the Wakatip District that we have purchased the entire Stock of DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, FANCY GOODS, IRONMONGERY, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, SADDLERY, &c., FROM MESSRS I. HALLENSTEIN & Co., And shall carry on the above businesses in the same premises, where we have Rk-Marked the Entire Stock, and Special Bargains are now otfered well worthy of attention. The business at our old premises will be continued as heretofore, under efficient management.) Thanking the public for their liberal support aince we have been in business, and trusting for a continuance of the same, DEBEER, WALDE Queenstown, March 23rd, 1874. THOMAS ALLEN, Nursery and Seedsman, PRINCES-STREET NURSERIES, Cumberland and Castle streets, and ALENDALE GARDENS, FORBURY (Near the Ocean Beach). BEGS to invite the attention of Settlers to his STOCK OF NURSERY PLANTS, as the finest and Largest in Otago, and comprises— Five Hnndred Thousand Thorn Quicks (1, 2, and 3 years), 1000 splendid 4-year old Apples, 10,000 do 2 and 3-year old Apples, 4000 Pears, 5000 Cherries, Plums, Apricots and Peaches, 5000 Spanish and SweetChesnuts, Walnuts, Ha/els, Filberts; and Califomian Filberts, all 3 to 4 years. Also, a splendid stock of Californian Pines, Scotch and Spruce Firs, Larch, Olive, Poplar, Oak, Ac., Ac. lV A. wants also to call special attention to his ■lock of Roses, comprising all the newest and best in cultivation, and hardy Heaths, Camellias, iwU», and other hardy Evergreens and Flowering Plants and Shrubs, all of which he is determined to sell cheap, to effect a clearance of his Nurseries. Transplanting time now being on, early •rdefs win meek with can and attention.