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Dunstan Times, Issue 770, 19 January 1877, Page 2

PRESBYTERIAN SERVICE. gER VICES will be held as follows: January 21.—Blacks, 11,30 a,m.; Matakanui, 3 p.m. January 28. Alexandra, 11.30 a.m.; Speargrass, 3 p.m.j Alexandra, 7 p.m. A. G. BOYD. pROEESSOR VALENTINE JACOBS, Tho great Ventriloquist, Illusionist, and Musician Will appear at— CROMWELL, Friday and Saturday, Jan. 19th and 20th. BANNOCKBURN, Jan. 22nd. ARROW, Jen. 23rd. QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 25. N N -I .V E R S A R Y •OF THE GOLDEN STREAM LODGE, No. 113, 1.0.GT. FETE, PICNIC AND SOIREE Will be held in the SCHOOL-ROOM, ALEXANDRA, On FRIDAY, JANUARY 2G, 1877. The ALEXANDRA BRASS BAND will be in attendance. A Conveyance will start sharp at One o’clock with passengers to the Picnic Grounds, and continue to ply to and fro the remainder of the day. The Picnic will commence at Two o’clock, and the Soiree at Halfpast Six, p.m. Admission, 2s Gd; Children, Is. GEO. MacNIEL, Hon. Secretary. TO CARRIERS. WOOL at Galloway Station Shed, Little Valley for Carriage to Dunedin, at the rate of L 6 per ton, W. G. REES, Manager. FOR SALE. A COMP ACT STATION PROPERTY, well bounded and sub-divided—containing about thirtytwo thousand acres, with GOOO sheep. All the improvements, consisting of Woolshed, with Screw Press, Stone House, two Drafting Yards and Paddock Fences, have been erected recently. •CAMPBELL & ABLE AN, Wanaka Station. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. VALUABLE ROAD SIDE PROPERTY. COMPRISING Hotel, with first class Stable accommodation. , Large Garden, well stocked with Fruit Trees; 2 Paddocks securely fenced and laid down in Clover and Grass, Stock-yard, and every convenience—the whole commanded by a never failing supply of water’, situate; on the Clyde and Cromwell Road, and known as the Half-way House Hotel. Particulars of terms, &c., obtained of GEO. FACHE, Clyde, Or, On tho Premises. MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 1877, At Bendigo Hotel, Alexandra "TOHN COLE CHAPPLE inti strncted by Mr C. Iverson will sell by Public Auction on tiro above date at 2 o’clock sharp : A one half interest in a Wate Race, Tail Race and Alining ‘Claim of 9 acres, situated in Conroy’s Gully. This is an opportunity to a party seeking a Alining Property that seldom offers, and the Auctioneer would recommend those in search of amining investment not to miss this opportunity. ' JOHN COLE CHAPPLE, Auctioneer. COLONIAL WINE. IF yon want a glass really good, go to AIARSH’S BRIDGE HOTEL, CROAIWELL.