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Dunstan Times, Issue 1001, 24 June 1881, Page 2

Miscellaneous. EDUCATIONAL. A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES WILL BR OPENED AT SUNDERLAND STREET CLYDE ON AN EARLY DATE. ENGLISH, French, Music, Wax, Leather and other Fancy Work, etc. As the number of pupils will be limited, early application is imperative TERMS ON APPLICATION. OieiETSTXISTGOF THE CLYDE BRIDGE THE OPENING CEREMONY AND -THE CHRISTENINGWILL TAKE PLACE ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, AT TWO O’CLOCK.

REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED. A. D AWOE IN THE TOWN HALL IN THE EVENING THE PUBLIC \RE INVITED TO ATTEND. POPULAR CONSULTATION ON THE GREAT METROPOLITAN STAKES, TO BH RUN AT SYDNEY, ON SEPTEMBER C, 18S1. 82 NOMINATIONS. 82 PRIZES. 3,000 MEMBERS AT 10s EACH. First horse ... ... £4OO Second horse ... ... £2OO Third horse ... ... £IOO Other horses (divided) ... £BOO The drawing will take place under the supervision of a committee from subscribers present As this consultation will close about the end of August, early application is desirable ; and. this being the only consultation announced in the colony on the Great Metropolitan Stakes, it will probably fill quickly. Please send P. ;. O. or cheque with Is exchange added, and two stamps for reply and result. Telegrams will he sent to drawers of accepted hoises. J. H. WALTERS & CO., 2, High-street, Duuedin. Tickets can bo obtained at The Dunstan Times Office, Clyde.

Though there is so great a scare over the insignificantly few cases of small-pox that have broken out in Sydney—onr sapient, wise and considerate Government even going the length of proclaiming Sydney an infected port, and quarantining all vessels from there for 12 days—they persistently neglect to supply public vaccinators with vaccine lymph. From more than one quarter wo learn that from the Colonial Secretary down no one knows where lymph can be obtained. Wo think in this matter, it (hero is really anything to fear from the dreadful disease, that this matter should be seen to, and that without delay. We, however, hold the same views as docs onr contemporary the Daily Times, that it is somewhat absurd to make a great outcry alxmt a case or two of smallpox in the Colonies, while smallpox is always present in Loudon, where there is a smallpox hospital.