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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 1811, 20 March 1891, Page 2

J 0 s T. Lust, oa "Wednesday forenoon, 18th March, a »rge SILVER BROOI'H, shape of a heart, with orowo on the top ami silver liou in centre, and on each aide of Brooch two pieces of Scotch pebble; •ilver massive back. Lost betweeu Mountaineer Hotel and the Park. Ten shillings reward on being returned to MRS BOND, Mountaineer Hotel. (JlO FARMERS, LAKE DISTRICT. Wanted to purchase about SIX THOUSAND BUSHELS OF WHEAT—FOR CASH. Send sample, ami quote price delivered at mill. Addressed to E. HAYES, Manager Ida Valley Flour Mills, Rough Ridge P.O. LAZE COUNTY NOTICES. TAKE COUNTY COUNCIL Notice is hereby given that legal proceedings will be taken for the recovery of all rates remaining unpaid on 21st inst. JOHN BLACK, Collector. Queenstown, 10th March, 1891. CORPORATION NOTICES. RELIEF FUND. A SUBSCRIPTION LIST for this Fund now lies open at the Town Clerk's Office, where any Subscriptions will be received. F. ST. OMER, Mayor. JgOROUGHOF QUEENSTOWN On and after this date the Office Hours at the Town Clerk's Office will be Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. F. ST. OMER, Mayor. jgOROUGH OF QUEENSTOWN ALL LIBRARY BOOKS belonging to the Queenstown Atliemeum must be returned before 31st MARCH, 1891. F. ST. OMER, Mayor. 0 T I 0 E. In accordance with Section 129 of "The Land Act, 1880," I hereby gi\e notice that I ain desirous of exchanging my Agricultural Lease numbered 1838 c, held under the " Mines Act, 1877," the said Lease comprising sections 3, block IV., Dart district, for a lease under the provisions of the " Land Act, 1885. Dated at Qutenstown this 13th day of March, 1891. EDWIN PRIOR (By his agent, F. W. F. Geisow.) Objections, if any, must be lodged in my office on or before Monday, the 13th of April, 1891. H. NELSON FIRTH, pro Warden. rpHOMSON, BRIDGER & 00. LATE DUNEDIN IRON AND WOODWARE Company. WHOLESALE k RE PAIL IRON, TIMBER AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS & WOODWARE MANUFACTURERS. SHOW-ROOMS & HARDWARE STORES—Albert Buildings, Princes street (directly opposite the General Post-office) Iron and Timber Yards and Woodware Factory—Bond Street, south. Our stocks include every description of HARDWARE AND WOODWARE. Our FACTORY, Bond-street, which has been recently enlarged, is now in full working order, and we are prepared to supply every description of WOODWARE with prompt despatch. Our MANUFACTURES exhibited at the NEW ZEALAND and SOUTH EXHIBITION took FIRST PLACE and FOUR FIRST-CLA*S AWARDS against Allcomers, including EXHIBITORS f roni AUSTRALIA. SHOOTING SEASON: We invite inspection of our large stock of guns, comprising single and double barrelled, muzzle and breech-loader-*, K<a g'ins, Fiancotte Rifles, and Saloon Rifles. AMMUNITION—Our tis and Harvey's, Pigou Wilkes and Lawrence, ami Chil worth Powders. Patent and Chilled Shot, Central Fire, Foil Lined, Bulleted, Shot ted and Military Caps. CARTRIDGES-Brown, Green, Blue, 12, 16 and 20guage. Revolver—All numbers. Francotte, short and long. Kea, 410 guage. Central Fire cases, all guages. Felt and Cardboard Wads, Wad Cutters, Bullet Moulds, Loading, Closing and Re-capping Machines. Cleaning Rods, Ramrods, Shot Celts (single and double), Powder and Shot Flasks, Game Bags, etc. All extra gun fittings kept in stock FENCING MATERIAL. -A SPECIALITY.— Standards punched to any guage by our own machinery, and NET WEIGHT only charged. Plain and Baibed Wire and all Fencing Requisites, j PRICE LISTS. | We have revised all prices and consumers will find our figures compare most favorably with other j makers of imported goods. ' ' ' '- i ~* " " I THOMSON j BRIDGER & C 0. ,: