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Dunstan Times, Issue 246, 11 January 1867, Page 4

AN Thursday the 17th January next, at the Victoria Theatre, Clyde, in aid of the Dunstan District Hospital. Tiokets, to admit Lady and Gentleman, By Ordar of the Committee, HENRY JOHN COPE, Hon. See Pirst-class Mining Investment. A Chance Seldom to be met with. ONE EIGHTH Share in that valuable "Water Race known as Dillon and Party's, at Kawarau Gorge; together with One-Fourth Share in the Claim now working in connexion with said Race. It is useless to comment on the importance of this Race as it is too well-known throughout the Cromwell District. For further particulars apply to PATRICK KELLY, Mining Agent. Golden ige Hotel, Cromwell.

The Thorough-Bred Entire Horse "CHORISTER," i*7 ILL arrive at Alexandra and Clyde " on or about the 20th. This Fin« Horse has been universally admired in the Southern Districts. Parties having Mares will be able to secure his services at the time advertised by applying to the •CHALMERS BROS., Moa Flat Station. For Pedigre see ' Otago "Witness."

THE ENTIRE HORSE "TRUE B_EITON." IRUE BRITON is a bright bay horse " His Sire was the celebrated Clydesdale draught Horse " Black Peter," imported direct from Scotland a few years ago. True Briton's dam was "got from one of the stock of a celebrated New Zealand importer. True Briton will Travel tho Dunstan district and Serve Mares. Terms, £3. Groomage, ss. For particulars apply to Mr Smitham, Sydney Hotel, Clyde, and Mr Jack, Criterion Hotel, Alexandra,

CLYDE HOTEL, Hartley St, Dunstan-FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR BOARDERS AND TRAVELLERS. Choicest Wines and Spirits. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE. T. HAWTHORNE, Proprietor

NOTICE. ON and after this date, POISON for DOGS will be laid on Run No. 226, Lauder Station. DES VCEUX <fc COGLE. Lauder Station, 27th July, 1366. CAUTION. TO OWNERS OF DOGS. (7 Run of Messrs. Douglas <fc Alderson, Kawarau, on and after the date of this notice. Kawarau Station, June 16,1866. NOTICE. ON and after this date, POISON for DOGS will be laid on Run No. STRODE k FRASER. Earnscleugh Station, 28th April, 1866.