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Dunstan Times, Issue 811, 2 November 1877, Page 2

WANTED. WANTED a Water-wheel, to drive a Chaff Cutter. Apply to J. T. DAVIDSON, Mutiibanhl Station. NOTICE. SHEARING will commence at Moutne Station on the 15 th of November. W. L. SAMS, Manager. NOTICE. SHEADING will commence at Teviot Station on the 15th of November. Price for shearing, sixteen shillings and eight pence per hundred sheep. JAMES HOLMS, Manager. SHEARING will commence at Galloway about the middle of December immediately following tbe Teviot shed, from which floor Shearers will be taken—72.ooo sheep. Terms 10s. Bd. per .00. AV. G. REES, Manager, Galloway Station. CATTLE AND HORSE TRESPASS. ALL Stock trespassing on the Galloway Station will be impounded. From the injury lately done to the fences, this notice will be strictly enforced. AV. G. REES, Manager, Galloway Station. FOR SALK. FOR SALK, the Freehold Property known as the A 1 BAKERY, doing a good Business. For particulars apply to ATM. BEATTIE, Alexandra. INDIAN FAMINE RELIEF FUND. I\/rESSRS S. Welsford, A. Joss.'C P. Beck, and G. Fachc, the i Committee appointed at the Public | Meeting held in the Library Hail, | | Clyde, on Wednesday the 17th :n----i Stant, will be pleased to receive sub- i ; scriptions on 1 ehalf of the above fund, j A List of all subscriptions will be | published on the closing of the List, November 14. CORPORATION OF CLYDE. Applications for the office of Scavenger are invited—applicants to state terras. Applications to ho addressed to tbe Town Clerk, and lodged at bis Office on or before Tuesday the 6th November, 1877. C. IIUESTON, Town Clerk. CORPORATION OF CL VIDE. APPLICATIONS are-invited from persons willing to rent the Corporation AVater Right from the Wai Ke i Keri Creek, for a term not exceeding three years. Part-icu’ars to he obtained of the Town Clerk. Applications to bo sent in to the Town C erk on or before Tuesday the 6t,h November, 1877. C. HUESTON, Town Clerk' XAM E S RIVERS. W Wholesale and Retail DRAPER, WINE. SPIRIT, AND PROVI6ION -MERCHANT, TARBERT STREET. ALEXANDRA, (Branch Store at Blacks No. 1 ), Begs to intimate that he has just opened out a Splendid Assortment of SUMM Ell DRAPE 11 Y, And Daffies' and Children’s Hats in every style, Haberdashery, and Hosiery, Comprising - Lvl'es’ Costumes in all materials, Dress Stuff-i in Japanese Bilks, Muslins, Lustres. Fienrb Merinoes. Plaids, and Prints, Ladies’ and Children’s Trimmed and Cntrirnmed Hats, Flowers, Fcathe-s. and Trimnvn -s of every Shade, Larbed White Kid and White Satin Riots, Dress ‘■’hoes. Mournin'.; Millinery, Craves, &e., Underclothing, Calicoes, Flannels, Ticking, Ac., &e. MEN’S AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING— Silk Mixture, Tweed Sni’s. Coats, Jackets, Trouseia, and Vests. BOOTS AND SHOESWomen’a. Men’s, and Boys’ Elastic Sides, Children's Boots im-1 Shoes. Men’s Wateri tights, Hayward’s Gum Boots. ! -fen’s and > Boys’ .Hats in qrcat variety, .Vatnrproofs. Wide nroof 'Buggy Rims, an I Ml the e'eetcr.-’R to be frmn I in a well aelccI ted stock of General Dranery. THE GENERAL STORES .Comprise cverv artHe of daily consumption, hj, largo assortment of Crockery, Class, . I amps, Fancy Goods, Books. &o. (IRONMONGERY AND MTNERS’TOOLS. tjjf Tj suit (he times “Sm-dl Profits and Quick Returns.”