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Dunstan Times, Issue 298, 10 January 1868, Page 1

A CARD. jQOOTOR G. HARVEY, Surgeon, will Visit, fortnightly, the following places:— Black’s—Thursdays Dryb i cad—Fridays. St. Bathan’s, 9th Nov., 1867. m n o To Owners of Horses and Others. J. EIOHASDS, yT AVING just arrived from Mel- : jl. bourne, begs to state that be has OPENED THE DUNST'N YETEEINAEY SHOEING FOEGE, SUNDEKLAND-STREET, CLYDE, V' here he is prepared to shoe horses on the most approved principles, and to undertake every description of Mixing 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 t i attend to Horses suffering from any diseases that the horse is heir to, such as inflammation, gripes, sore lacks, diseased feet, Ac. An INFIRMARY for HORSES. All Charges Moderate. J. Richards, intending to make the Dunstau his home, trusts to receive a fair share of the public patronage. N'B.. All Orders pur dually attended to QUEEN’S AEMS HOTEL, QUEENSTOWN. CKNOM LEDGER to be the Best and Most Comfortable Family Hotel in the Luke District. Private Apartments for Families, one of Broad wood’s Pianos. Also a Sp'endid Billiard Table and Room unsurpassed in the Colony. Attached is a 12-stall Stable; visitors may rely on their horses ceiving first-rate attention. Saddle Houses for Hike. ALBERT EICHARDT Proprietoi • THE EOAEIHGf MEG HOTEL, KAVaR.au LTV Ell. E. M‘Unity, Proprietor. /HOMFO .TABLE Sitting and Eed Rooms. Liquors of the first quality. The are commodious and comfortable. Mr. M <n *ougaH’s Entire Horse “ Amehus” will stand here occasionally through the season. gIIAM R 0 C K TT 0 T EL, it BLACKS. G. CARLBACH, Proprietor. First-Class Accommodation.