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Dunstan Times, Issue 284, 4 October 1867, Page 3

FORESTERS' BALL. TENDERS WANTED, POE Supplying a COLD COLLA'J J for the Foresters' forthcoming . versary Ball. For particulars apply to CHARLES JOHNSON, Secreta Clyde, 3d October, 18G7. Tenders Wanted. -L Office until noon on Monday, 14th day of October next, fur the Erection of a Council Chamber, !ightcen feet by thirty feet. rians and Specifications may be seen at my office, Cromwell. The Council do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender. R. F. BADGER, Town Clerk. Town Clei-k's Office, Cromwell, Sept, 24, 18G7. FORWARDING AGENTS. Cope & Faclie, AUCTIONEERS AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, SUNDERLAND-STREET, CLYDE. HOODS Received, Stored, and For- " warded to all parts of the Province. The Lakes District. A HORSE TEAM Will be despatched to Queeustown and Arrowtown every Friday, taking goods for Cromwell, Kawartui Gorge, Roaring Meg, Gentle Annie, Nevis and Arrow Ferries, Maeetown, Maori Point, Skippers, <fec. Produce Received and Sold on Coinmission (storage free), and Cash Advances made upon goods for positive sale. AUCTIOXEER & CATII,E SALESMAN. W. Smitham; Sunder'and Street, ( lyde. and Meli Street, Crotmv N N.—W. Smitham is prepared t<> eonduct Sales in any part of the Province. Cash advances made on Cattle, Stoek, or other Property. Agent at Alexandra, A. Jack. NO VIC E. To Owners of Horses and Others. J. RICHARDS, "AVING just arrived from Melbourne. J.JL begs to state that lie lias opened THE DUNSTAN VETERINARY SHOEING FORGE, SUNDEPJAND-STREET, CLYDE, Where he is prepared to shoe horses on the most approved principles, and to undertake every description of Mining and General Smith's Work. J. R, having had 30 years'' experience in the Veterinary Art, and having on hand every description of Horse and Cattle Medicine, is prepared ta attend to lorses su tiering from any diseases that the horse is heir to, such as inflammation, gripes, sore backs, diseased feet, ic. An INFIRMARY for HORSES. All Charges Moderate. J. Richards, intending to make the Dunstan his home, trusts to receive a fair share of the public patronage. Every description of "Wheelwright's Work promptly Executed.