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Dunstan Times, Issue 337, 9 October 1868, Page 2

RACES. \ SPEING MEETING will be held on the 27th of October, at BLACK'S. Programme and full particular" in a future issue. By order of the Committee. Upper Manuherikia, Oct. 5, 18G8. OR SALE, just Arrived, per Gothenburg, first-class CUES, CLOTH, & POCKETS, For Billiard Tables. Apply to T. WINSTANLEY, National Hotel, Clyde. A GRAND EVENING CONCERT 17ILL be given on WEDNESDAY, 14th OCTOBER, 1868, at the Town Hall, Clyde, by the CLYDE CHORAL SOCIETY (Forty Performers), Assisted by Mr. G. W. Brown, of Dunedin, on one of Broadwood's Pianofortes. The Selection of Music for the occasion will consist of Songs, Duets, Glees, Choruses, 4c, from the most Popular Composers, recently performed in Dunedin. Conductor—Mr. J. SPENSLEY. Doors open at half-prst 7. Admission, 4s ; Children, half-price. T. GEORGE, Secretary. DUNS T A N FLOUR MILL COMPANY (To be Registei-ed under the Limited Liability Act.) Office—Sunderland street, Clyde. Capital, £2,000, in Two Hundred Shares of £lO each. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS. JAMES HAZLETT, Esq., J.P.] J. D. FERAUD, Esq., J.P. CHARLES ZIELE, Esq. HENRY JOHN COPE, Esq. Bankers—Bank of New South Wales. )ROSPECTUSES will appear in a few days. GEORGE FACHE, Interim Manager. TO LET IHE ALL ENGLAND WATER FRASER'S RIVER. With right to four heads of water and for Sale a lot of Sluice boxes and bottoms. For particulars, apply on or before the23rdofOotoberto J. HASTIE, October 8. 1868. Hoi lotay's Ointment and Pitxs.--No risk. When the surgeon shakes his head and the patient feels despondent is the fittest time to try these noble remedies. Inflammations, soies, eruptions, ulcerations, bad legs, and a far longer list of external tortures, can always be cured by these incomparable medicaments. If the cure be not always rapid, it will always be com plete and leave behind no danger of relapse. That this Ointment the most cooling, soothing, and healing powers, over the most irritable, painful, and chronic sores, is an established fact, which is daily confirmed by the unsolicited testimony of sympathising patients, whom (to uso their own expressive phrnse) Holloway's remedies have rescued from the verge of death.