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Cromwell Argus, Volume IV, Issue 204, 7 October 1873, Page 4

THE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE HORSE THANE OP CLYDE, Will travel, this Season .'in the CROMWELL, CLYjDE, and BLACKS Districts. „ Young Thank of Clyde is by that wellknown Sire, Thane of Clyde, imported; dam, Kate, imported by W. C, Hill, Esq., Croydon, Southland. .' ’ J Young Thane of Clyde is a dark dappled bay, stands hands high, rising 5 years old, has fine symmetry and unequalled action, with a splendid temper. He travelled last season in the Mataura district, and has proved himself a sure foal-getter. Terms, £3 10s, payable on the Ist February, 1874 ; groomage, 55., to be paid at time of service. THOMAS GILMOUR, Proprietor, Clyde. jQ UN STAN DISTRICT HOSPITAL. CROMWELL LOCAL COMMITTEE. Subscriptions s—Per .T. A. Preshaw and J. Taylor A G Tetfc, 11; W Taylor. 11 Is ; W T Talboys, 11 Is ; G Jenour, 11; W Grant, 11; C E Gudgeon, 11 Is ; F Sansom, 11; Thomas Foote, 10s. Per Mr J. D. Ross.—J D Pvoss, 21; J Isbell, 21; W G Stewart, 21; W White, 11; Dan Calwell, 11; J Johnston, 10s ; E Sargent, 10s ; J Pickering, 10sJ Thomas Wilson, 5s ; James Torendale, 10s ; a Friend, ss; William Brown, 10s ; John Fiskin, 10s ; Caleb Pipson, 10s; W Sinclair, 11; J M ‘Gill, 11. Per Mr H. S. Thomson.—ll S Thomson, 31 3s; J Macalister, 11; A Nicolson, 10s. Per Mr D. A. Jolly.—S Moon, 11; W Walker, 10s ; J B Muir, 10s ; J Ewart, 10s ; E Campbell, 11; J Heston, 10s ; J M* Donald, 10s. Cromwell Spring Meeting, Hospital P,ace, won by Mr T. Mackay’s Maori Chief, LIS 13s; Balance of money collected for sports by Mr R, E. Dagg, 6s Od ; Mr Dagg’s donation of prize for wrestling, £2 10s. Per Bannockburn Miners’ Association.—All Nations’ Co., 21 2s ; G J Hancock, 5s ; G Bottebon, 5s ; W Devon, 10s; John Bruce, 11; John Bowen, 10s ; J L Moore, 10s ; John Fenwick, 10s ; A Ritchie, 10s ; Louis Busch, 5s ; F Shambrook, 10s ; T Humphreys, 10s ; J C Lange, ss; F W Chilton, 10s ; P Koenig, 10s ; !£ & G Chilton, 10s ; John Menzics, 1! ; D Stewart, 11 ; J Simpson, 10s ; J Crombie, 10s ; John Bailer, 10s ; John Richards, 11 Is ; Thomas Hazlett, 10s. Balance from Quartzville Sports, per Mr John Pryde, treasurer, £l. Proceeds of Entertainment given by Mr R, J. Gee, £7 4s 6d. Total amount, as per above lists, £7l 13s. Cromwell, 6tli October, 1873. NOTICE. —I hereby give notice that it is my intention to apply to the Waste Land Board in Dunedin to purchase Section 1, Wakefield District, held by me under Agricultural Lease No. 559 a, containing 50 acres ; and said application will come on for hearing before said Board on the 10th October next. (Signed) JOHN MARSH. pROMWELL KILWINNING \J LODGE (S.C.) The Regular Meeting of the above Lodge will be held on Wednesday, Bth iust. Business : Resignation of R.W.M. By order of the R.W.M. Loyal cromwell lodge, M.U.1.0.0.F.—N0. 5850. THE ANNIVERSARY BALL Of the above Lodge will be held on FRIDAY, November 7, 1873. Ticket to admit Lady and Gentleman, 12s 6d. Tickets to he had of Messrs Hallenstoin and Co., Mr Talboys, Messrs Cossar and Bennett, (Quartzville,) and of C. W. WRIGHT, Secretary. NOTICE. rpHE Undersigned has to request that all accounts due to the late Jinn of MATTHEWS (I FENWICK he settled at as early a date as possible. Mr I). MacKcllar and Mr S. IT. Jenkinson arc authorised to receive moneys on his behalf. J. A. MATTHEWS.

Tlio New Zealand Herald says that “ a public house, a newspaper, a church, and a brewery is the order of progress in new Colonial settlements.” The Tuapeka Times says that a large vein of antimony has been discovered near Coal Creek ; the exact locality has not been made public. We believe the prospector has sent a small quantity to Dunedin for assay.