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Cromwell Argus, Volume I, Issue 40, 17 August 1870, Page 4

Gil AN D EN T ERTAINMEtf T f in aid of tho Funds of the DUNSTAN DISTRICT HOSPITAL, ON Wednesday, Auaoax 17, 1870, In Kidd's Concert Hall. Mr William Pyle, of St. Bathans, has kindly consented to give an Exhibition of his celebrated DISSOLVING VIEWS, Which consist of 100 Views of Home, Continental, and New Zealand Scenery ; Statuary, and Suhjocts illustrative of Natural History, Astronomy, &c, shown by the Bude Light, and magnified to over 12ft. square. A descriptive Lecture will be given, with Jappropriate music. The Interlude will consist of VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, by well-known Amateurs. The whole to conclude with"the laughable Farce of Mr John Box Gentleman Amateur. Mr James Cox Gentleman Amateur. Mrs Bouncer Lady Amateur. The Entertainment to commence at 8 o'clock sharp. Tickets of Admission to be had Everywhere. Front Seats ss. Back Seats 3s. It being impossible for.Mr Pyle to show all his VIEWS the first evening, A SECOND EXHIBITION Will take place on Thursday Evening. Amateurs will also appear with an entiro Change of Programme. FOR SALE, ,'OUE. ROOMED COTTAGE in Bendigo township. Apply to C. & W. COLCLOUGH, Bendigo. New Advertisements. TVTOTICE TO OWNERS OE STOCK MOUNT PISA STATION. There will be a MUSTER of all CATTLE running on the Cromwell Flat, on FRIDAY, the 19th August, for the returns yearly sent in to Government in September. Owners are requested to attend, to point out their cattle and have them counted. HOWELL, LOUGHNAN, AND COCKS. "VTOTICE TO OWNERS OF CATTLE. TO OWNI Anyone driving Cattle off Runs 334 and 245, known as the Wanaka Station, without special permission, will be prosecuted. HENRY CAMPBELL. CROMWELL HACK SPRING MEETING. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1870. STEWARDS : Mr W. Smitham ~ J. A. Preshaw „ I. Loughuan „ D. A. Jolly ~ J. Wrightson „ J. Marsh ~ R. E. Dagg „ W. Shanly. JUDGE: Mr J. Harding. starter : Mr J. Dawkins. CI/ERK OF THE OURSB : Mr 0. Pierce. First Race.—Maiden Plate A Sweepstake of 10seach, with 10 sovs. added. Open to all horses that have never won an advertised race (hack or other) up to the Ist September, IS7O. Distance, threequarters of a mile : heats. Weights : 3 years, Bst; 4 years, 9st 41bs ; 5 years and aged, lOst lib. Hurdle Race. A Sweepstake of £1 each, with 15 sovs. added. Open to all horses. Distance, a mile and a-half, over five flights of Hurdles. No weight less than 103t. Third Race. A Sweepstake of £1 each, with 15 sovs. added. Open to all horses. One-mile heats. No weight less than lOst. Fourth Race. Hurry Scurry.—A Sweepstake of 103 each, with sovs. added. No person to enter a horse wnless a subscriber of one guinea to the Spring Meeting, The Dunstan Jockey Club Rules enforced. All events post entries. M. FRAER, Hon. See.