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

0 W READY. STONES' OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND COMMERCIAL, MUNICIPAL AND GENERAL DIRECTORY AND NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL, 1891. In addition to the usual comprehensive information the new issue contains the names of all the newly elected M.H.R.'s, the corrected customs tariff, with all decisions, etc., to date of going to press and numerous other, alterations, additions, and improvements. Price 12s 6d. STONE, SON, AND CO., Publishers, CRAWFORD STREET, DUNEDIN. ENS TOWN DTKPENSARY. LEWIS HO TOP, Dispensing Chemist, Wholesale and Retail dealer in Drag, Chemicals 1 Medical Appliances, Toilet Articles, and Brushware. The Drugs are purchased from the best houses, and every article requisite in this department may be relied upon to be found here. Horse and Cattle, Medicine of Every Sort. A SELECT STOCK OF STATIONERY Of every description always on hand. Attention is drawn to the Large Stock of Book Periodicals, etc., which is replenished by every mail. THE FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT Contains all the Latest Novelties of hat class of Goods, including— Work Boxes, Desks, Graphoscopes, Microscopes, Albums, Photographs of Lake Scenery by Burton Bros., Transit of Venus Party and others, etc., etc. HOMAS BELL, & Co., AUCTIONEERS, Valuators, Collectors, and General COMMISSION AGENTS, Next the Lake Wakatip Mail Office, BALLARAT STREET, QUEENSTOWN, Beg to inform their Friends that tney have Commenced business as above, and hope by Strict and Prompt Attention to all matters with wl ich they <nay be favoured to merit a liberal share of public partonage. AGENTS FOR TIIURLBY DOMAIN ESTATE. rjIHE LUCKY CORNER. alfred'mayne (Late James Roy), TAILOR AND CLOTHIER, Has received from Dunedin a SPECIALLY SELECTED STOCK OF TWEEDS and Summer Goods, consisting of SHIRTS, DRAWERS, SOCKS, FLANNELS. Splendid Assortment of Ties. Suits made to order on shortest notice—Trimmed and finished iu Best Style—at Moderate Prices. Patterns on application. EXACT FIT GUARANTEED. Everything marked in plain figures. postal nsrOTicms.. ♦ The Letter Box at the Queenstown Post Office will be cleared as follows : Sunday, 5, p.m.—Kingston, Lumsden, Gore, Invercargill Dunedin and intermediate stations „ „ Frankton, Arrow, Gibbston Cromwell, Clyde, Alexandra S, Roxburgh „ „ Maori Point, Skippers, The Reefs „ „ Arthur's Point Monday, Noon. Moke Creek 9, p.m. Frankton, Lower Shotover, Arrowtown Tuesday, 8.30, a.m.— Kingston, Lumsden, Winton, Invereargil], 10.30 „ Arthur's Point, Malaghans 10 „ Glenorchy and Kinloeh 9 p.m. Kingston, Lumsden, Gore, Invercargill, Dunedin and intermediate ~ „ Fiankton, Arrow, Gibbston, Cromwell, Clvde, Alexandra S, Roxburgh. Wednesday, 9 p.m.—Frankton, Lower Shotover, Arrow Thursday 7.30 a.m.—Kingston, Lumsden, Winton, Invereargil 10 ~ Glenorchy and Kinloeh 9 p.m. Kingston, Lumsden, Gore, Invereargil Dunedin, and intermediate ~ „ Frankton, Arrow, Gibbston, Cromwelf Clyde, Alexandra, S. Roxburgh. Friday, 10. iO, am —Arthur's Point, Malaghans 9 p.m. Frankton, Lower Shotover, Arrow, Cardrona Kingston, Lumsden, Winton, Invereargill, Dunedin, and intermediate stations Saturday, 10, a.m.—Glenorchy and Kinloeh S. DEWAR, Postmaster. Queenstown, 18th December, 1890. Mails for despatch at the Arrowtown Post Office will close as under : Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 2.20 p.m.—Dunedim and inter mediate Stations (via Queenstown and luvercargill). Tuesuay, Thursday, and Saturday, 4.40 p.m.—Dunedin, luvercargill and intermediate (via Queenstown and Waimea line). Tuesday, Thursday, 9 p.m., and Sunday, 5 p.m.—Lawrence and intermediate stations (ma Cromwell). Tuesday and Friday, 2 p.m.—Macetown. Saturday, 10 a.m.—Cardrona & Pembroke (returning Monday). JAMES DELANEY, Postmaster. Arrowtown, 4th December, 18!)0. England has now 100,000 offirially-certified lunatics. Last year there were 2500 deaths from suicide. Suicide within a generation has increased 35 per cent, and nervous disease 50 per cent. Reports from South Russia state the town of Taganrog has been buried for three weeks under snow, and that 10,000 laborers are engaged digging out the inhabitants, who are on the verge of utarvation. J T