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Dunstan Times, Issue 294, 13 December 1867, Page 2

CHEISTMAS SPOETS ALEXANDRA. I ' <PORTS to b.. held at Alexandra -3 on Tuesday, the 24th of December, 18G7. To ■commence at 11 a,m, precisely. PROGRAMME. FOOT RACE. Distance one hundred yards. Tiitrance, Cs Prize £1 10s. HACK RACE. A Sweepstake of 155., with £lO added from the funds. Secoi'd horse to receive £l. Weight not Jess than lCst. Distance two miles. RUN • ING HOP, STEP, & LEAP. Entrance, ss. Prize, £1 10s. CORNISH WRESTLING. Entrance, 7s. 6d. Prize, £3. HACK RACE Of 15sovs. Second berse to re ceive £l. Weight not less thaii I'Ost I ntiunce, 10s. Oae mi'.e and a half heats. FOOT R CE. Distance four hundred yards. Entrance, 5s Prizi', i 3. CUMBEWLAND WRESTLING. Entrance, 7s. 6d Pi.z-, £3. TROTTING RACE Of S Suva Second horse to save his entrance. Weight not less than lCst Entrance, 10s. Distance three miles. CONSOLATION STAKES Of 3 S.)vs. Second horse to receive £l. For all benteu horses, Wtiglil not less than lOst. Entrance, ss. Distance one mile ai>il a half. RULES & REGULATIONS. All disputes shall >e settled 1 y the ! Judges, whose decision shall be final. Horses running for any of tho races j must be the property of persons residing in the district, and also of a ub- I scriber of not less than 10s. to the ! funds ALEXANDER JACK, Hon. Sec. THOEMABLM'S AliT DHO2T. I GRAND I CONSISTING of Colonial-made W Jewellery, Lever Watches, Musical ' oxes, Household Furniture, Pictures, &c. Ac of the London Art Union, On SATURDAY, 28th DE Jl MJ3E ", At 8 p.m., At GEORGE's DUNSTAN HOTEL, CLYDE. One Hundred Tickets, at £1 each. Fifty Pkize?;. N.B The winner o) a Prise, not being satisfied, can Exchange for any of equal value from the stock of J. THORMAHLEN, Fancy Eepository & Noah's Ark. Slwderlaxd-sit.eel, Clyde. The Goods are now on View. For particulars of Articles and their respective Value see Bills, Holloway Pills and Ointment. have again cured a case of sore legs of twelve years standing.—Miss Emma Hartley, of Ladismith, was one of the most dej lorable of obj cts, and the most unfortunate of sufferers with bad legs from a child, and frequently bitterly deplored her fate ; t he had undergone many operations, and spent a little fortune in obtaining medical advice, but she was not benefited. Her ish her purse any further, and tier j a :;>' re u !.. ,i inni t! s. in i It-i; ,I.e<-. v, v.:, ',■' i