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Dunstan Times, Issue 402, 31 December 1869, Page 2

NOTICE. Magistrate's and Warden’s Courts will l)e held as -follows : Alexandra—On Mondays. 'Clyde—On Tuesdays. 'Cromwell—On Wednesdays, Jan. 5,- and 19. . -February,-2, and 16. March 2, 16, and 30. Blacks—On Thursdays Jan. 13, and-27. February 10, and 24. March 10, and 24. ■Nevis—On Friday Jan. 21. March, 18. VINCENT PYKE, ‘R.M, & Warden. Dunstan District, Dec. ‘3l, 1869. [ C A‘.R D ] Dr. A. T. THOMSON, M.8.0.M., CLYDE. May be Con°ulted dally at George’s : Dunstan Hotel. FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. IME. JOHN P. ARMSTRONG, •SURGICAL and MECHANICAL DENTIST, (JT Is now at Clyde ) and can be consulted next door to Mr. Barlow, watchmaker. MR. ANTHONY BROUGH. BARRISTER, SOLICITOR AND ■CONVEYANCER. ' Office, Clyde CROMWELL. MR. M ANDERS, LEGAL & MINING AGENT. Registered to practice in the Warden’s ’Courts for the Dunstan Goldfields. AGENT for the Northern Fire and Life Insurance Company (capital Two Millions). Mr. HENRY J- COPE, LEGAL, MINING, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Collector, Accountant, Valuator, and Arbitrator. Rees-st., Queenstown, & atArroWtown. CASES conducted in the Resident Magistrate’s and Warden’s Courts. MR. COPE has made arrangements with Mr. John Bathgate, Solicitor, Dunedin, for the transaction of any legal business, conveyancing, &c. Cases stated and counsels opinion procured. Crown grants uplifted "Goods Stored and sold on commission. Communications by letter promptly to.

NOTICE JOHN COLE OHAPPLE, MINING AND COMMISSION . AGENT, EGS to inform the Public that he has made application for an A uctioneer’s Incense, for the year 1870, and will be prepared, on and after the Ist January next, to transact ■ any Business intrusted to him; and, in soliciting Public Support, takes this opportunity of stating that his experience as an Auctioneer and Cattle Salesman, &c., has extended over a period of twenty-five years. HOLLOWAY’S PILLS are esteemed, an of course proportionatelyprized by the female portion of onr population, as the -only reliable remedy for the sexual disabilities and disorders of females. In cases where the functions peculiar to the organization of the sex have been suppressed, suspended, or in any way disordered, the mild and conservative action of the pills will speedily restore their regularity. The \ terrible diseases which from a neglect of \ 'these •derangements are well known to all \ physicians; and it is of the utmost import- \ ance that the moans of their prevention \should be within the reach of the whole sex. The subject is one upon which it is Impossible to enlarge in the columns of a Wspaper, but it would argue little care the sufferings of the feebler portion of human raoe, to pass it over in silence.