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Dunstan Times, Issue 1042, 7 April 1882, Page 2

Miscellaneous Uader Section 5, Act 632. ART UNION. PURCHASE OF THE BUNGA BEE JUNCTION FREEHOLD ESTATE BY SUBSCRIPTION--10.000 subscribers of LI each. 120 prizes of the full value of HO.OOO. 117 Lots guaranteed Cash if preferred. Lot 1 L 4,000. LI 50 each. Lot 2 2nd prize, Lot 10 1 prize, L3OOO LSO Lot 3 3rd prize. Lot 11 to 20—10 L 1350 prizes, LIO each Lot 4 - 4th prize Lot 21 to 120 100 L4OO prizes, L 4 eaon The management is compelled to extend the time of drawing to the Ist day of August, 1882. Norwithstanding this announcement, the drawing will positively be proceeded with seven days after the shares are subscribed for. Unsuccessful applicants will have their money returned per return post. This is the grandest opportunity ever offered to win a substantial prize, if not alargeand independent fortune for £l. No. 1 Australian and European Chambers Box, Post-office Ballarat. Read prospectus. RICHARDSON, SADDLER, BLACKS. All persons indebted to the business lately carried on by Mr. G. Sandiman, as Manager for the above H. Richardson, are reqested to pay their accounts before the 10th prox. to Mr George Fache, or legal proceedings will be taken. SETH R. PE ESSE. ESTATE OF S. DE LEON, Trustee, ANTED twenty (20) men to ay poison on the Matakanui Station. JOHN STRONACH,

Manager. Matakanui Station, March 22, 1882. (j- R AND ART U is’ I 0 N. By Authority of the Hon the Colonial * Secretary SIX LARGE and valuable OIL PAINTINGS, Landscape views in Scotland, Ireland, etc. Set in Massive Gilt Frames. A consignment from England to one of the leading Dunedin firms and purchased 25 per cent below invoice list. The above will be disposed of in Six prizes, by Sixty tickets at 10s each, and will bo drawn in the Btndigo Hotel, Ale xandra, ON MAY, 24, 1882, Under the supervision of a committee of gentlemen appointed by the Subscribers, The winner of each prize to take choice in succession. The paintings will remain on view in the Town Hall, Alexanora, until date of drawing. TICK E T S may be obtained -from Mr. A. Joss, Clyde; Mr. C. McKenna, Cromwell; J. W. Macintosh, Blacks; L. G Ryan and Jas. Rivers, Alexandra. JAMES RIVERS, Treasurer, Alexandra. TENDERS.' TENDERS will ho received up to 1 Ith of April, for packing about six tons of fencing material to a line commencing about two and a-half miles from Leaning Rock, on Commonage Spur, overlooking Waikerikeri Greek, and terminating at said Rock. McLaren <t tu rnbull. March 25, 1882. HUNTER’S DISI N PECTANT AND DEODORIS 'R, ■Can now be had of the agent, at Clyde, GEORGE FACHIi