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Dunstan Times, Issue 394, 5 November 1869, Page 2

CATHOLIC CHURCH. 'I'HE KEY. JAS. A. NORRIS I Catholic Pastor, will hold Divine Service on Sunday, the 7th November at Clyde at 9 a.m, and at Alexandra, at 12 noon. Father Norris visits the Cromwell Kstriet next week.

DUNSTAN DISTRICT HOSPITAL Subscriptions for the month of October, 1869. Clyde.—James Patterson, £1 ; Hoy Sin, £1 2s. 6d ; Robert Fowler, £2 10s.; Hospital Box, £l, Nevis.—Per Mr. T. M’Morran.Thomas Mitchell, £2. Cromwell.—John Cassells, £5. R. BARLOW, Secretary, CORPORATION of ALEXANDRA IN accordance with the provisions of clauses 82 and 85 of the “ Otago Municipal Corporations Ordinance, 1865,” I hereby give notice that the Assessment of Property within the bounds of the Town of Alexandra has been duly allowed by the Town Council, and that the Valuation Roll can be inspected daily at my Oflice, Council Chamber, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. I further give notice that any aj)peals against the said assessment must be lodged with me not later than noon of Monday, the Bth of November next ensuing. Forms of Appeal can be had on application. J. L. HENDERSON, Town Clerk, Council Chamber, October,26, 1869. CROMWELL PUBLIC LIBRARY NOTICE. The annual meeting of Subscribers for the election of a Committee will be held in the Council Chamber, on Tuesday, November 16, at 8 p.m. J. A. PRESHAW, Hon. Sec. Cromwell, Oct. 27,1869. In the Matter of the Dissolution of the Mining Partnership hitherto existing between William Beattie, Andrew Wood. John Gilbert, and Stephen Tubman, of Alexandra. ALL Claims against the said Partnership Firm must be lodged with me on or before Friday, th ' 12th of November, 1869, otherwise they will not be recognised. By Order, G. FACHE, Receiver. Clyde, Oct 19, 1869. HOLLOWAY’S OINTMENT & PILLS.— Lacerations'of the flesh, bruises and fractures, occasion comparatively little pain or inconvenience when regularly lubricated, or dressed with Holloway’s Ointment. In the nursery it is invaluable as a cooling application for the rashes, excoriations, and scabious sores to which children are liable, arid mothers will find it the best preparation for alleviating the torture of a “broken breast." As a remedy for cutaneous diseases generally, as well as for ulcers, sores, boils, tumors, and all scrofulous eruptions, it is incomparably superior to every other external remedy. The Pills have a reputation, for the care of dyspepsia, liver complaints, and disorders of the bowels, over the entire Cape Colony ; in a word, a renown co-extensive with the range of civilization.