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Dunstan Times, Issue 1083, 26 January 1883, Page 2

ALEX ANDfiA. THE New Roman Catholic Church, Alexandra, will be Solemnly Opened on t'-e Fourth Sunday (28th) of January, 1883, by his Lordship the Most Rev. Dr Moran, Bishop of Dunedin, The Bishop will preach on the occasion. JAMES M'GRATH, Presbytery, Cromwell VINCENT COUNTY CLUB, Opposite the Alexandra Bridge, Alexandra W J. SIMM 0N D S • begs to notify that he has opened his New Premises.and is prepared to accoinmo 'ate the public in the best style, and on ihe most reasonable terms. Wedding parties specially catered for. The house is replete with every convenience, and contains large and well ventilated ‘bed-rooma, private parlors, and b til room, Commercial T aveller’s also, larye salo m for dancing and conceits, etc. Music provided. The Saloon is also furnished with Rifle Shooting Gallery, Quoits, and other amusements, and affords superior accommodation for partie-i to any house up country. Tea, coffee, and other refreTunents at all, helps. J.S; beis-td -state that he has. spared no expense in order to render the house attractive and hopes-to obtain the support 0 f the public in his eudeavou sto cater for the comfort and amusimeut of his patrons. t«r Arrangement for dancing parties at the spo'rtest-notice. A SELECT ‘SOCIAL .DANCE wiT he held in the LARGE HALL on the F k<T THURSUaY EVENING of EVERY MONTH, -commencing -on the Ist tf ■ FEBRUARY, TSS3. GOOD STABLING NOTICE. QN and A BIER the :15 th of April poison-will be laid for rabbits and dogs on the Matakanui Station. -JOHN STRONAIH, Manager. Matakanui Station, April 8, 1882. HERE’S A FORTUNE-HA £2090 ON the a.j.c. Easter meeting. ■ THE SECOND CONSULTATION OP MY 1883 SERIES “AUSTRALASIA” SWEEP, 8000 Shares at ss—An even 4 £l. First horse .. £IOOO Second ~ .1, 500 Tuird ~ ... 25b B‘arters divide£]so Non-staiters .. lUU Total... £2OOO Having numerous business correspondents all ovrr the Colonies (an advantage which can alone enable anyone to float a Consultation successfully), added to the success of former events, induces me to announce a uew series of Racing Sweeps Tor 1883, the next being on the A.J.C Ea=)t?r above, and which will doubtless be fined by an early date, thus giving lucky holders time for -“. hedging,” Results of Drawing -will be duly advertised in Melbourne am! Sy-lnev papers, and Result-Slips forwarded to all Suhscrihers. The names of the winners printed and published (unless objected to), for the sa isfaction of the, public. Or all name and Jesuits strictly priva e, where desired. What a burst of joy to th • l"cky winners. A cha l ce to go home ‘ 1 made. ’ The outlay need only equal a “shout” for a few friends. So write at once, while it is in your mind. Tea per cent, is deducted for all expenses Probity is guaranteed by good commercial bona files. References: Melbourne “ Sportsman ” and City Journals. Applicants are requested to forwaid notes, P. 0.0., crossed cheques or postage stamps (lo either of which exchange most be added, as also 6 I on notes when other that N.S. W., Vic , or Qi), and 4.1 stamps for reply and result. ■Application, as usual, by letter only. ■Settlements two day’s after event. Write while you think of it. Holders of WINNING TICKETS are requested to send them in for BANK DRAFTS. Bankers —Sydney : City Bank. Melbourne: National Rank. Address—A U.-TR A LASIA COMPA NY, Mr J. Thompson. caie of Mr H. J. FRANKLIN. Wholesale Bookseller, Printer, and Publisher, ■4O HUNTER STREET SYDNEY. Established 1872. The Melbourne Publishing House and Shop is at 119 a Bomke-tv, Melbourne. DUN ST AN DISTRICT hospital. The annual meeting of SUBSCRIBERS to the above Institution will be held in the Library Hall, Clyde, on SATURDAY, the.27tli iust., at 3 p m. To receive report of reliving Committee, also -Treasurer’s balance sheet, and for the election of a Committee of Management for the ensuing' year. GEORGE FA CHE, Secretary. NOTICE. CLYDE ATHEb’iEUM TRUST AND PUBLIC LIBRARY. THE Committee of Management of th« above Institution hereby notify that the following role in reference to subscribers and subscription' fees has been substituted for the one formerly in existence : Rule o. The sub l cription (which in every case must bo paid in advance) shall be :—Yearly, LI; half-yearly, 10s; ■quarteriy 55., and all subscribers who have paid 1.1 during the current year shall bo deemed to be Annual Subscribers. All subscriptions to date from the first clay of the then current-quar. ter. By Order, JOHN SMART, Secretary.