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Dunstan Times, Issue 288, 1 November 1867, Page 1

NOTICE. To Owners of Horses and Others. J. RICHARDS, lAVING just arrived from Melbourne, begs to state that he ban OPENED THE DUNSTAN VETEEDTAEY SHOEING FOKGE, SUNDERLAND-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 bad 30 years' experience in the Veterinary Art, and having on hand every description of Horse and Cattle Medicine, is prepared to attend to Horses suffering from any diseases that the horse is heir to, such as inflammation, gripes, sore backs, diseased feet, Ac. 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. M. FLEMING, Who is considered to be perfect Master of the Art of Boot-Making, has the honor to inform the residents of Clyde, Alexandra, and Cromwell; also, the Squatters and Miners of the Surrounding Districts, that he has made himself a local Habitation at the CORNER OF FERRY SUNDERLAND STREETS, CLYDE, And that he is prepared to MAKE TO ORDER, DIGGERS WATERPROOF KNEEBOOTS, WATER-TIGHTS, WELLINGTONS, BLUCHERS, NAPOLEONS. GENTLEMAN'S ELASTIC SIDES, CLUMP SOLED BALMORALS. DRESS WELLINGTONS JOCKEY BOOTS, To the full PINE OF FASHION. N.B. HAIR-CUTTING, SHAMPOOING AND SHAVING. In the most Approved Style. HAMROCK TTOTEL G. CARLBACH, Proprietor First-Class Accommodation.