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Dunstan Times, Issue 517, 15 March 1872, Page 3

NOT JOE A BALL in aid of the Funds of Black’s School will, he held in the School Boom, Black’s, on Friday, March the 15 th. Dancing to commence at 8, p.m. Admission, 3s. Ladies, free; ST. PATRICK’S DAY, Mosd'ay, Makcii IS, 1872. The Greatest •FETE OF THE SEASON, Farewell Salute to WILLIAM JACKSON BARRY, Who is leaving for New South Wales BULLOCK TO BE ROASTED. HORSE RACING, , RUNNING, JUMPING, WRESTLING, And the Complete Category of Athletic and Caiisthenic Games. PERRIAM’s HOTEL, LOWBURN MR. PERRIAM, in issuing this invitation, trusts that Ono and All, from Far and Near, will muster on the occasion, and wish God Speed to Mr. BARRY, a gentleman who has proved himself to be one of the best Friends the district ever had. Table laid at 12 o'clock. Come One ! Come All ! and Bring A"our Friends. ST. PATRICK’S DAY, MARCH IS, AT PERRIAM’S, LOWBURN. M R. AY I L SON. BARRISTER AT LAW SOLICITOR AND CONVEYANCER, CLYDE. ATTENDS the Courts regularly at Clyd", Alexandra and Blacks. JJ’R. A. W. ALLAKBY, BARRISTER & SOLICITOR, CROMWELL. {C a n d.) R. A. D. WILS ON, DISTRICT SURVEYOR. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, CLYDE. Mr. H. W. SMITHIES, MINING AGENT AND LICENSED SURVEYOR, C R O M W ELL. [A CARD.] R N A L & M‘ E W E N, BRICKLAYERS k PLASTERERS. CLYDE, pERCY SMITH, PRACTICAL WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, C R O M W ELL.' Rep.i j’3 Promptly Executed. Work Guaranteed. MANUHERIKIA COAL PIT. G. N. M‘DONALD, (Proprietor) p Vf l\/r ACDONALD would vJ i it. I\J assure consr.m ms, that the coal be is now raising is second to none in the district, he having struck the second or lower scam, which for resinous properties is unequalled. Coal supplied regularly throughout the district. Orders left at the Pit or at Messrs. Finlay and Mon is,s Store, Alexandra punctually att aided to.