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Dunstan Times, Issue 226, 24 August 1866, Page 2

Wanted. 4 YOU NG MA N, lately from England, L is desirous of a situation on a Station, or as a Storekeeper. Address, VV.M. at the -office of the Danstan Times. DUHBTAN HOSPITAL. TENDERS WANTED, FOB supplying the following articles, all guaranteed to be of the best quality, and delivered free of expense at the Hospital. Contracts to commence from Thursday the 6th September ensuing, and remain in force three months. Tea, Congou, at per lb, per chest. Sugar, brown, per lb. Ditto, white, do. Butter, Cork, do. Ditto Wellington, do. Rice, Patna, do. Oatmeal, do. Flour, Adelaide, per bag. Starch, per lb. Coffee, ground, do. Candles, full weights, do. Salt, do. Pepper, do. Soap, do. Arrowroot, do. Mustard, do. Soda, do. Kerosene oil, "per gal. WINES AND SPIRITS Port Wine, |)er gallon. Sherry, do, Rum, do. Brandy, bulk and case Whisky Porter, English bottled, per doz. Ale, do. (The groceries and wines and spirits may be tendered for either together or separately. Lignite, 20 tons, in quantities delivered at the Hospital. Meat. Beef and Mutton, per lb., with or without bone. Shins of Beef. WHEATEN BREAD. In 21b and 41b loaves (full weight to be given). MILK, At per imperial quart (samples to be sent to the House Surgeon for inspection. Tenders to be sent in to the Secretary at the office of this paper, on or before noon on Wednesday, sth September, and to be marked " Tender for " as the case may be. The Committee do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. By order of the Committee, H. J. COPE, Hon. Sec. GREAT CLEAKING SALE AT CROMWELL. JOSEPH BOOTH begs to inform his V friends and the public generally, that having made arrangements for leaving the district, he has determined to clear out the whole of his Stock and Premises in Twenty days. GREAT BARGAINS TO BE HAP, Consisting of Wines, Spirits, Ale, and Porter; Groceries, Provisions, 3 Tons Flour, Bran, &c. ; MEN'S CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES Of every description. Calico, Canvas, and an Assortment of Crockeiy ; also, a FIRST-CLASS SPRING CART With Patent Axle; One Harness-Horse, Two First-class Hacks, and a Two-year-old Filly; A number of Pigs and Poultry. The whole to be Sold without the slightest Reserve. Terms Cash. JOSEPH BOOTH, Cromwell. August 20th, 1866. COME AND BUY. ELIGIBLE ROAD-SIDE PREMISES Foster's Ferry, Shotover-River, niTUATED on the Main Line of Road, U and lying half-way between Queenstown and Arrowtown. The above, comprising one of the best business-stands in the Wakatip district, and offering splendid facilities for rearing Stock, Farming, &<•., and is, with the Ferry, a certain fortune to any enterprising couple. For further particulars, apply to Frederick J. Foster, Foster's Ferry, Shotovcr-River. N.B.—A Partner with capital, or an equivalent in cattle would be accepted in the above concern. 18th August, 1866.