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Dunstan Times, Issue 329, 14 August 1868, Page 2

PUBLIC KOTTCE. Under Section 1, Regulation VI. «cf the Otago Goldfields Rules and Regulations. ' shown to mettha't that portion of the Otago Goldfield described in the schedule hereunto annexed lias been fairly tested, and is wholly or for the greater part of an inferior character as regards the value of its gold deposits ; I hereby give notice that the same may be occupied by holders of miners, rights in claims of the undermentioned size, viz. • —One acre for each holder of a miner's right, provided that no block claim shall comprise more than six acres altogether. Given under my hand at Clyde this Cth day of August, 1861. H. \V. ROBINSOX, That portion of Cromwell district bounded by Lowbuvn, Mount Pisa Range, Mason Gully, and Clutha River. GRAND AUCTION BAZAAR •In Aid of the Funds of THE OEOMWELL SCHOOL. ON SATURDAY, 15th AUGUST, At 7 o'clock p.m. j» X AUCTION BAZAAR, in aid •Ji- of the Cromweil School Funds, -will be held in the School House, at Cromwell, on Saturday, the 15th of August. All contributions will be thankfully received by members of Committee: Messrs. J. Marsh, D. Booth, Thompson, Preshaw, Edwards, Goodgcr, Gooeall, Williams, and Bathgate. A lust of contributions will be published in the " Dunstan Times " A. BATHGATE. CLYDE CHORAL SOCIETY. FORTY PEEFORMEI rvN MONDAY, August 24, in Aid U of the Dunstan District Hospital, at the Town Hall, Clyde. On Wednesday, August 20, in Aid of the Cromwell Putilic Library, at Cromwell. When choice selections from the following favorite composers will be given : Mendelssohn Bellini Rimbault Gastoldi Dauby Glover Benedict Bishop Mrs. Stirling A change of Programme each evening. Conduotor-Mr. JAMES SPENSLEY. Pianist-Mr. A. ETCIIARDT. Violinist—Mr. E. do B. CAMPBELL. Doors open at 7 ; Concert to comAdinission, 35.; Children, half-price THOMAS GEORGE, Honorary Secr-etarv. Hollo'.vay's Ointment an'd Pills—Disorders of the kidneys, known by the deeply seated pain in the backand scanty secretion of water, can be arrested in their distressing and rapid course by these regulating Pills. Their highlytonic and strenthening properties prevent the impoverishment of the hlood•and the derangement of circulation characteristic of kidney disease, and ■often ending in partial or general dropsy. Experience has proved the most unvaried success obtained when HollowayT's Ointment is well rubbed over the regionsof the kidneys This treatment will relax the hot and parched skin, and increase a copious secretion by the kidneys—symphmrj which ore the harbingers of disease departing and liealth returning.