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Dunstan Times, Issue 889, 2 May 1879, Page 2

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. SERVICES {Alexandra, 11.30 a.ra. Clyde, 3.30 p.ra. Alexandra, 7. 0 p.m. )M aiaj/aaui, J1.30 am. Bhujirs,,,/ 2.30 |i,ra. Ida' Valley, f 7/ 0 p.m. {Alexandra/ 1,1. 0a m Alexandra, 330 p.m. Clyde, f 7. 0 p.m. f Mataknnui, 11.30 a.m. May 25th <! Blacks, 2.30 p.m. (Ida Valley, 7. 0 p.m. K AIT AH GAT A RELIEF FUND. A MEETING of Committee will he held This (Friday) Evening at 8 o’clock sharpy ia the Public Library, Clyde. Important Business. J. ARIS, Hon. Sec.

NOTICE. !> f x A PUBLIC MEETING will Be held at the School House) Bald Hill Flat, on Saturday, May 3rd, 1879, at 8 p.m., to take steps to prevent auriferous land in the neighbourhood of Obelisk Creek being sold.

A.O.F.—COURT PRIDE OP ALEXANDRA.! j No. 5104. Anniversary ball to he held at the Town Hall, Alexandra, on Friday, 23rd May, 1879. Ticket to admit Lady and Gentleman, lOs 6d. Refreshments provided. The Alexandra Brass Band in attendance. JOHN ALLAN, Secretary.

J w. M'INTOSH, BLACKS HOTEL, OPHIR J. W. MTKTOSIT, having just completed Lis New Hotel, erected on the site of the LATE EIRE, invites hia Friends to a FREE BALL AND SUPPER, On Tuesday Evening, Gth May, to Celebrate the Opening. All are invited, to whom a cordial reception will be given. £2 REWARD.

LOST from Hunstan Commonage a a Bay Mare, small white stripe down face, branded I) on one flank, S on the other, with yearling at side, and supposed to have foal at foot. The above reward will be paid on delivery to GEORGE FA CHE, Auctioneer, Clyde. LOST. LOST from German Hill a dark Colt, (three-year-old) full white face, branded K on the near shoulder. He was last seen in Ida Valley. £3 Reward will be given to anyone returning the same to JOHN O'KEEFE, German Hill.

PURE BRED AYRSHIRE BULL. “ ROYAL DUKE” S a handsome brown and white pure bred Ayrshire Bull, from the imported stock of Messrs Cargill and Anderson, Tcviot Station. The attention of persons desirous of improving their Stock is directed. Terms on application. A. OLIVER, Dunstan Flat,

Pedigree. Royal Duke, bred by Messrs Cargill and Anderson, Tevint Station, was calved on the 30th October, 1876. Dam. “ Southland Maid” out of a Cow imported by Robert Hamilton, Esq., Lon"bush, Southland. Sire, “ Baron 2nd, of Drumlaurig” bred by the Duke op Buccleuoii, and imported by Messrs Cargill and Anderson in 1875. Retook first prize at Glasgow; first prize at Sanquahar, and first prize at Paisley as a yearling Bull in 1874. Grandsire, “ Baron of Drumlaurig” took first prize at Ayr ; first prize at Sanquahar, and first prizes at Thornhill as a yearling, two-year-old, and aeed Bull. Grand Dam, “ Tibbie ” bred be the Duke op Buccleugii, took first prize at Galston as a year old heifer ; first prize at Sanquahar as a two-year-old, and gained several first prizes as Cow in calf. JAMES HOLMS, Manager. Tcviot Station. April 25, 1879.