Untitled

Dunstan Times, Issue 368, 14 May 1869, Page 2

On Tuesday evening last. His Loidship, the Bishop of Cfiris church pass, ed through Clyde en route for Tn, pcka. ITis Lordship met the Commit-tee-of the Clyde Church of England. He said, he exceedingly regrettad his stay would he but for a few hours, it being necessary to move quickly on to keep appointments at Dunedin and Tokomairiro made some weeks past. A conversation ensued relative to the

appointment of a resident eh rgyman for the Dunitan District; it was in the end concluded to communicate with his Lordship on the subject. is Lordship said he would he again visiting Otago in about October, when he would be most happy to visit the District.

It is our pahiful duty to record the sudden death of Mr. John Duley of Alexandra, which occurred on Saturday afternoon last in the store of

Messrs Finlay and Morris, whilst con versing with a few acquaintances. It appears that Mr. Foley had been foxsome time past uydcr the cha”ge of Dr. Lord for some internal complaint, but his sudden decease was not expected or looked for by anyone. The funeral took place on Tuesday after noon last, ami about one hundred and fifty- followed the x-emains to the cemetery.. Mr. Duley was of the firm of Duley and MTversey, proprietors c" the Alexandra punt. The cheap meat sys'em appeals to be taking effect in Tokoxnairi ro. Many of the Deinstall residents will he glad to see that our old friend, Mr. Linn, is taking an active part in the good cause. The Bruce Herald says: Tile advantages of “cheap meal” have at length been extended to the inh.ihi tants of Milton. Mr. Dunn, a settler in this neighborhood, now sends a spring cart through Mil on every Wednesday and Saturday with mut•'on of the best quality which ary one can have at 2id. per pound. By our Dunedin exchanges we see that Mr. F. Beissel, hairdresser, of Eattray street, l'unedin,waspatronised by His Royal Highness Prince Alfred, during his stay in Duncding We are requested to intimate that that the new Lodge “ Court Pride of Alexandra,” Ancient Order of Foresters, will bo opened at the Public Library Building, Alexandra, on Wednesday, the 2Gth of May inst., at 8 o’clock p.ra, The usual fortnightly meeting of tho Cromwell Town Council lapsed lor want of a quorum.