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Dunstan Times, Issue 286, 18 October 1867, Page 3

WANTED TENDERS. iN or before Monday, tlie 21st Ot construct WATER R\CE. >r particulars apply J- HASTIE, Clyde. NOT I C E K A WAR AU STATIO \ T , on or about the 7th November. Also, Three or 'our 6 Id hands, and a Cook T)Y a *,oung man of considerable exD perience, a situation as STORRMAN or BARMAN at an Hotel. Unexceptionable references given. Apply, Office of this paper. EGGS FOE SIT l iiora pure-bred 'ls, Muscovy and ■'.pt.lv ; :> Mr. E. Aldridge, Sundei land-street, Civile. FOK GALE. HEWING MACHINE, by Whee!er and Wilson. Also a Lot of FORMS, suitable for a church or place of public amuseCORE & FA CUE, M'DOUGALL'S ROYAL WAIL LINE OF COACIIE Between Clyde and Oueenstown. REOUCTI >N OF FARES. tioaring Meg, Lis. Quceustown £2 10; FJIIIE above line of coaches will leave the Dunstan Hole!, Clycc every Mon day, Wednesday and Friday, at (3 30 a.m, conveying passengers and mails to the Kawarau, Roaring Meg, Arrow River, and Oueenstown, lvturninjj The above line will meet the Dunodin Coaches, Parties conveyed from the Lake district through in Tunes Fays To Duxedix. N.B. The proprietor will not hold himself responsibl c for parcels unless the can*iage thereon is prepaid. J. SMILEY. Agent. TO STAND THIS SEASON, AT TEE WANAKA STATION. Imported Thorough-bred Horse ELSWIOK. TT-LSWICK is by Dr. (bred ill by Ford Ilowth), son of Irish Birdcatcher, dam Fraulien (bred by Capt. Arehdale), got by Do Ruyter, her dam Netherton Maid by 'Sheet (Dahlia) was bred Waxy Fore.—(Sec Stud Book.) Sporting nien will see by the pedigree that some of England's best blood runs in the veins of this horse. 'His color is dirk brown, with black points, he stands fully sixteen hands Inch, with usual allowance for five marc; ma-rule property ot one owner. Also the fine Dram YOUNG EOTAL OAK. by Old Royal Oa Terms : Five Qui KB. —Good Paddock HENRY CAM