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Dunstan Times, Issue 351, 15 January 1869, Page 2

G. AND F. C. CLUB. The First POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT OF the G. and F. G. CLU B will be given on Friday, the 22nd inst., at the, School House, Clyde, commencing at 8 o’clock p.m.

V. PYKE, Esq., C.8.. in the chair. J. HAZLETT, Esq., P.P. Yice-chair. An Original Address will be delivered by a diffident member of the Club. The entertainment will consist of Select Readings, Songs, and Music. On this occasion the Molyneux Minstrels will make their first bowwow before the Britisli Public, and attune their souls to harmony.

Artemua Ward has kindly consented to look round for a brief period. Mrs. Brown lias promised to drop in, and explain her views of the British Army. A Pianist of great note will give a tone to the Entertainment. Good-looking persons will be permitted to enter on payment of 2s. Cd None others need apply. Ticket o may be obtained by individuals ibid families of character at every respectable stationers in Clyde, Alexandra, and Cromwell. By order, A. D. HARVEY, K.C.B. Clyde, Jan. 14, 18G9. DUNST AN DISTRICT HOSPITAL mHE ANNUAL MEETING of the -L Contributors to the Dunstan District Hospital, will be held in the Council Chamber,Clyde,on Friday 15th inst., at 8 p.m., for the purpose of receiving reports of the outgoing Committee and electing a new Committee in their stead.

By Order, R. BARLOW, Sec. TO ARCHITECTS AND OTHERS. A BONUS of £2O will be given for Plans and Specifications of a building best adapted f>r a Town Hall, for the Incorporated Town of Clyde. For particulars, apply to the Town Clerk. Plans to be received not later than February 16. 1869. M. MARSHALL, Town Clerk. Council Chambers, January 14., 1869. Races! Races!! Races!!!

IMPORTANT NOTICE. ALFRED MOORE, having purchased the Town Hall, begs to announce that it is his intention to convert the same into STABLING & LOOSE BOSES Paring the races. Owners of race-horses treated with on moderate terms. An efficient groom will be in attendance. For terms apply to Alfred Moore, Painter and House Decorator. Sun-derland-street, Clyde. N.B. Immediately after the races the above premises will be pulled down, and sold in lots to suit purchasers, at a small remunerative profit Holloway's Pills. —Prostration of strength.—When the system is weak, and the nerves unstrung, disease is certain to present itself, unless some purifying and strengthening means be resorted to, in order to avert the threatening mischief. In such cases no treatment can equal these excel lent Pills—no other plan can be pursued so well devised for ejecting all impurities from the blood without straining or weakening the constitution. Holloway,s Pills so fortify the stomach and regulate the liver, that they raise the capability of digestion, and thus create new powers. This is the reason why Holloway’s Pills have gained their present popularity, and why they have been lauded throughout the globe as a “fresh source of life and strength.”