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Dunstan Times, Issue 855, 6 September 1878, Page 2

To the Residents at .blacks, and neighborhood. INJURY to my knee has hindered, and will for some time prevent ray doing duty as Lay Reader of the Church of England in Ophir. Should my health be restored, I will, ac the written request of the Members of the Congregation be happy to resume my duties. W. G. REES, Lay Reader. Galloway Station, August 28, 1878. NOTICE. THE ART UNION in aid of the Roman Catholic Presbytery at Ophir has been unavoidably postponed until on or about the Ist of December, MICHAEL SAM MON, Secretary. Tinker’s Gully, September I, 1878. NOTICE..

ON and after the date of this Notice Poison for dogs will be laid in my paddocks. JOHN CROSSAN, Bald Hill Flat, June 14, 1878. BEA N E Y is about to visit Europe, and during his absence his patients will bo attended to by D R BLAIR, of 101 Collins Street, Melbourne. CONCERT AND BALL Will be held in Blacks (Ophir), ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th, 1878, In Aid of the Funds of the IDA VALLEY SCHOOL Particulars and Programme in future issue.

EA S BV ss. 1489 Tons Register, will sail on or about Saturday tho 7th day of SEPTEMBER next. Fares from Port Chalmers are as Follows : To. Saloox. Steerage. Sydney and Newcastle £lO 0 £5 0 Wellington 3 10 2 10 Lyttelton 2 0 1 10 FRANCIS FULTON, CrawforJ-strcet, Dunedin. V. itS m Under the distinguished patronage of Sir G. Grey, Sir G. Bowen, Sir James Eex-gusson, Ac., Ac, GEORGE’S DUNSTAN HOTEL, CLSDE.

FvS. W. R. GEORGE respectfully to inform ber friends and acquaintances, and the travelling public that, after an absence of eight years she has again taken possession of the above Hotel where she trusts to meet with a fair share of support. The house has undergone a thorough renovating, and is now complete in all its details. Private apartments, detached from the hotel, for Families. First-class hath-room. The Stabling is under an efficient Groom, and is perfect in all its arrangements. Best brands of Spirits and Beers only kept. Booking Office for Cobh’s coaches via Blacks and Nasehy, and Craig and Co’s line via Lawrence for Dunedin, and via Cromwell for Lakes. Mails to Port Chalmers via Nasehy close at the Clyde Office at 10 p m. on Mondays, and Thursdays ; to Dunedin, this route, on Thursdays only, at 10 p.m. On and after Monday, the Ist July, mails close— For Dunedin via Lawrence, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 1,30 p.m. MAIL NOTICES, —o—

For Queenstown and intermediate Offices close at 10 a.m., on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. English Mails, Via San Francisco, to the United Kingdom. America, Ac., on or about Monday, the 9th September, at 1.30 p.m. Via Suczdeparta Friday, September 20th, at 1.31) p.m. All letters, newspapers, book pickaccs. ■’*o., sent by this mail must be addressed “Via Suez." . S. DEWAR, Postmaster' Clyde, Sep. 6tb, 1573,