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Dunstan Times, Issue 796, 20 July 1877, Page 2

PRESBYTERIAN SERVICE. SERVICES will be held as follows: July 22ml. — Blacks, 11.30 a.m., Alexandra, 7 p.m. July 29th.—Alexandra, 11,30 n.m., Clyde, 7 p.m, A. G. BOYD. 'i v "t’V v: . v ?-/ I WANTED a steady active Man for a tarm. Must bo a good ploughman. Permanent engagement. Apply immediately, GEORGE FACHE, Clyde, WANTED a situation by a Married Couple, wife as housekeeper—husband to make himself generally useful. Apply, J. L. Office of this Paper, NOTICE. A PLOUGHING MATCH will be held in the Blacks District on Friday, 17th of August, under the auspices of the Blacks District Farmers’ Club. Programme in future issue. By order, JOHN COLE GRAPPLE, Secretary. BOROUGH OF ALEXANDRA. NOTICE. THE time for receiving Tenders to lease the Corporation Water Race has been extended to the 22nd of August. GEORGE RATCLIFFE, Town Clerk. HOUSE AND GARDEN FOR SALE OR TO BE LET. THREE-ROOMED Cottage and Garden (3 acres), securely fenced, and well stocked with Choice Fruit Trees, and various others, situated at the junction of Dunedin and Blacks Road, about Two Miles from Alexandra. For full particulars .apply to George N. McDonald, Proprietor • or James Samson, Draper, Alexandra, geo. n. McDonald. -PUBLIC MEETING. BLACKS, NO. 1. A PUBLIC MEETING, to consider the question of Railway Extension into the interior, will be held at Gavan’s Shamrock Hotel, Slacks on this Friday evening, the 20th of July instant, at 7, p.m. Vincent Pyke, Esq, M.H.R. will be in attendance. By Order. DUNSTAN DISTRICT FLOUR MILL COMPANY. A MEETING of the Shareholders of the above Company, is convened for TUESDAY, July 31st, at 5 p.m., to consider .the desirability, or otherwise, of winding up the Company. All persons having claims against the Company are requested to hand same to me on or before SATURDAY, the 28th inst. GEO. FACHE, Secretary. TgIDWARD CHARNOCK, Wheelwright, Coach Builder,' and GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Sunderland & Camp Sts., Clyde. E. Citarnock begs to inform the general public that he baa now engaged a First-class General Smith, from Dunedin, who is able to tnrn out in a thoroughly workmanlike manner any work entrusted to him. Horses Shod on the Most Approved Principles. Every kind of Wheelwright work undertaken and executed by Edward Charnock himself, who guarantees that ■only the very best and thoroughly seasoned timber is used, A largo stock of all kinds of Wheelwright's and Blacksmith’s materials always on hand. Waggons, Spring Carts, Drays, and Buggies neatly repaired and made to order. Agricultural Implements of all kinds Repaired.