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Dunstan Times, Issue 231, 28 September 1866, Page 3

NOTICE. A LEXANDIU, HOSPITAL BAZAAR A B \ LL, all Goods left from the Ball will be sold by Auction, for the benefit of the Hospital, at the Royal Mail Hotel, Alexandra, on Saturday evening next, the 29th inst, By Order JAMES C. THOMSON, Treasurer and Secretary. KOnOE. TTT ANTED, at Kawarau Station, on September 29 th, three good Shearers to Shear 1,000 WetheVs. Terms, 20s per 100, and found. Kawarau Station, Sept IBlh, 1866. NOTICE. 4 N Extraordinary Meeting cf the Shareholders of the Mountain "Water Race Company, Registered, will be held at the Commercial Hotel, St Bathan's, on Tuesday, 2nd October, at 7 o'clock p.m. sharp, for the purpose of altering and revising the Company's Rules, election of Officebearers, and other matters of importance. JAMES SMITH. Manager Mountain Water Race Company, Registered. St Bathan's, 4th September, 1866. WANTED. A GENTLEMAN to act as M.C. for the Bazuar Ball, in aid of the Dunstau District current, at Alexandra. Apply either personally or by letter to JAMES C. THOMSON, - FOE SALE. { T the works on the ida Valley Water A J R,iwe. A I!'->arding-Uouse, Cooking-Uten-sils and Dishes complete. 'J he Store i.f quite new and the place is now doing a steady cash business. A eplend d opening for any one wishing to start btosinißs. Apply on the premises. VICTORIA STORE, SUNDERLAND STREET, CLYDE. Benjamin Naylor, Wink Spirit and Provision Merchant, Grocery, and Oilmens' Goods, Hardware and Ironmongery, Agricultural and Mining - Implements, Crockery and Glassware, (at very reduced prices.) Kerosene—Best Brands. DRAPEEY 'DEPARTMENT. Calicos, Haberdashery, Hosiery. Ladies' and Childrens' Boots and Shoes. Great variety of FANCY GOODS AND TOYS. CONFECTIONRY. Garden Seeds—all new—in endless variety. TENTS. Now on SaIe—SEED OATS—and about Eight Tons of Best OATEN CHAFF. The Premises have lately undergone extensive improvements. The Stock is entirely new and well assorted. NOTICE. POISON will be laid for Dogs, on and after the date of this Notice, on Messrs Howell and Loughnan's Stations, Mount Pisa and Queensberry. July 11th, 1866. NOTICE. ON and after this date, POISON for DOGS will be laid on Eun No.! STRODE & ERASER. Earnscleugh Station, 28th April, 1866.