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Dunstan Times, Issue 295, 20 December 1867, Page 2

HRISTMAS SPOETS ALEXANDRA. <"VPQRTS to te held at Alexandra J on Tuesday, the 24th x)f Decemb», 18G7. commence at 11 a.m. precisely. 5 P R 'OGRAfIMI \ \i FOOT RACE. ) Distance one liundred yards. Eiiv trance, ss. Prize £1 10s. V HA-CK RACE. A Sweepstake 'of 155., with £lO J added from the funds. Second horse to receive £l. Weight not \ less than l'Ost. Distance two ' miles. RUNNING HOP, STEP, <fc LEAP. § Entrance, ss. Prize, £1 10s. CORNISH WRESTLING. Entrance, 7s. Gd. Prize, £3. HACK RACE a Of 15 sovs. Second horse to re ceive £l. Weight not less than s lOst. Entrance, 10s. One mile S and a half heats. i FOOTRACE. Distance four hundred yards. EnJjr trance, ss. Prize, £2. Cumberland wrestling. y Entrance, 7s. Gd. Prize, £3. 'TROTTING RACE Of-8 Sovs. Second horse to save his entrance. Weight not less than lGst. Entrance, 10s. Distance three miles. CONSOLATION STAKES Of 3 Sovs. Second horse to receive £l. For all beaten horses. Weight not less than lOst. Entrance, ss. Distance one mile andahalf. RULES & REGULATIONS. All disputes shall be settled by the Judges, whose decision shall be final. Horses limning for-any of the races must be the property of persons residing in the district, and also of a subscriber of not less than 10s. to the funds. ALEXANDER JACK, THORMAHLEN'S ART UNION, DISTRIBUTION of PRIZES CONSISTING of Colonial-made Jewellery, Lever Watches, Musical 'Boies, Household Furniture, Pictures, &c., &.C. To be Drawn for upon the Principle of the London Art Union, OnSATURDAY, 28th DECEMBER, At'B p.m., At GEORGE's DUNSTAN HOTEL, One Hundred Tickets, at £1 each. N.B. Tlie winner o'i a Prixe, not being satisfied, can Exchange for any other Article he may choose to select of equal value from the stock of J. THORMAHLEN, Fancy Repository & Noah's Ark. SUXDERLANB-STREEL, Cl\ DE. The Goods are now on View. For particulars of Articles and their respective Value see Bills, Holloway Pills and Ointment. No distrust.—Public opinion speaks in no feeble or uncertain voice concerning the merits of these Pills for purifying the blood, regulating the action of different organs, and strengthening the human body generally. Holloway's Pills have gained a reputation for curing disorders of the stomach, derangements of the liver, diseases of the kidneys, and affections of the brain and nerves, previously unexampled in the history of medicine. An import ant matter regarding these Pills is that the invalid by reading the accompanying "directions for us»" Can determine the proper dose with a precision which no one could hope to attain who had not, long known his L.-1.:. 0t.,1 „.„wU,.+;,.„' TTnIW-v's