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Dunstan Times, Issue 1294, 17 December 1886, Page 2

'WT ANTED, a Manager lor the TV Matakanui WaterMtace Com. Matakauui pany’s Sluicing \ wages, L 4 per wee* be sent addressed Water Race C 0.,, than Tuesday, 2lst the Com' tan; one to Matakanui ikers, not later nnber, 1886, Cheap drapery salj , FOR CASH. gujusmc fORES, TInK /4 w Heads of Families will do well to take advantage of this Sale, and pay a visit, as,the Stock, which includes every description of Ladies’ and Children's Drapery and ' Haberdashery, Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Boots, Etc., Etc., Etc. Will be sold fully 20 per cent, below COST. FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. FOR SALE. DOCBLEaACrriON FORCE POMP, set up and in good working order.—Apply, GEORGE FAOHE, Auctioneer, Clyde HOTOGR A P H Y. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ~ TO THE PUBLIC; OF O&DE. . ALEXANDRA, BLi<CKS, AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT. MR CHARLES CAMPBELL, PHOTOGRAPHER Late of Hart, Campbell and Co,, Invercargill, (Now in Cromwell), Will visit above centres shortly, and open his Studio for High-class Portiaiture in all its Branches. H. C. and Co.’s productions both in Portraits and Landscapes have, been Awarded First-class Certificates and Medals at the various Colonial Exhibitions, and for Artistic Merit it is admitted on all hands that the work is unsurpassed. TTNITEu SOCIETIES PICNIC vJ AND SPORTS. ALEXANDRA RECREATIOJ GROUND. NEW YEAR’S 2 Sports and Prizes for Young and Old. DANCE in the Town Hall in the Evening. W. F. FORREST, Secretary. NOTICE. V/ TTNLESS my Outstanding A U counts are paid forthwith Mr R. Gilkison I shall issue sut mouses to recover same. F. J. WILSON. NOTICE. 4/k J have authorised Mb Gm Face] of Clyde, to COLLECT a MONIES owing to me, and his n ceipt will be binding on me. G. A. LEWIS; Late Resident Surgeon of Dunsta District Hospital. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1887, At 11am. sharp. To Sportsmen, Breeders, etc., etc. THOROUGHBRED STOCK AT OPHIR. 3// GE OR O E FACH E, instructed by Mr J. C. Jones will Bed by public auction, at Ophir, on Saturday, January Ist, 1087, at XL a.m, the first morning of the Blacks Races, the following: lots, • Lot' I—Bay mare' Madcap, by Rainbow—King Allred, imp Lot 3 Chestnut mare Grasshopper (supposed to be by Teuton, with filly foal at foot by Laertes Marybynpng, Magic Lot S Bay colt Camel, 4 yrs, 16 hands high, by Harkaway— M adcap; Harkaway by Diomedes, imp, Lot 4—Bay filly Lady Estel, S yrs—fall sister to Gomel Lot s—Bay filly, 2 yrs, by Oho. rxster—Grasshopper 1 Lots—Bay filly, I year, by Laertes Madcap ; nearlv related to, Grace Dai ling, winner of the Caulfield Cup in 1885. This is a really good lot, and should command the attention of Breeders and [lacing Men, and from the, fact of 31 r Jones having determined on getting rid of the whole ol bis horses, they will have to be sold.