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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 197, 18 March 1865, Page 3

mHE following is a List of the WINNING J- NUMBERS of Christenson's Grand Art Union Distribution of Prizes drawn for under the management of a Committee of gentlemen of Queenstown, on Friday Evening (St Patrick's Day), 17th March, at Powell's Family Hotel : FIRST PRIZE, No 296; 2nd, 17; 3rd, 76; 4th, 174; sth, 217 ; 6th, 19 ; 7th, 25 ; Bth, 152 ; 9th, 169; 10th, 316; 11th, 151; 12th, 46; 13th, 159; 14th, 230; 15th, 13; 16th, 137; 17th, 51; 18th, 271; 19th, 61; 20th, 215; 21st, 212; 22nd, 268; 23rd, 294 ; 24th, 148; 25th, 156; 26th, 192; 27th, 47; 28th, 101; 29th, 299; 30th, 189; 31st, 79 ; 32n ', 98; 33rd, 147 ; 34th, 5; 35th, 67; 36th, 282; 37th, 208; 38th, 265 ; 39th, 253 ; 40th, 97 ; 41st, 24 ; 42nd, 561 ; 43rd, 119; 44th, 173 ; 45th, 309 ; 46th, 121; 47th, 232; 48th, 54 ; 49th, 260; 50th, 33; 51st, 202 ; 52nd, 131; 53rd, 109; 54th, 318 ; 55th, 22 ; 56th, 68 ; 57th, 84; 58th, 308; 59th, 71 ; 60th, 171. 43 rpo SELL or LET, CHEAP-WELSH'S HALF-WAY HOUSE, Muori Point Road Apply J. C. Brown & Co. 42 THE Undersigned requests that all accounts against him be rendered on or before the 21st instant. 39 REUBEN HARRIS. THE OKITIKI!! rpHE UNDERSIGNED begs to inform his friends and the public generally that he has made arrangements to forward Letters and Parcels from the Okitiki to Queenstown. Address T. Nelson, Royal Express, Six-mile Creek, 35 OKITIKI. Wakatip District Hospital. TENDERS FOR DRUGS, for a period of Six Months, are required by the Committee of the Wakatip Hospital. Tenders to state whether carriage and delivery to the Hospital are included or not. Tenders will not be received after the 28th March ensuing, and they are to be addressed to the Hon. Secretary, Wakatip Hospital, Queenstown. 31 N O T I C E. WAKATIP DISTRICT HOSPITAL. Mil. H. MANDERS having resigned his office of Collectorship, is no longer authorised to collect subscriptions on behalf of the above Institution. (By order) THOS. HOOD BROWN, 40 Hon. Treasurer. Ilollovxufs PiV/s.—Bilious affections and stomach complaints, induced by atmospheric heat or too liberal diet, if not early checked, are often attended by serious consequences. When anyone finds his ideas less clear than usual, his eyesight dimmed, and his head dizzy, while he is indisposed for any exertion, physical or mental, he may be quite sure that he is in immediate need of some cooling and purifying medicine. Let him send at once for a box of Holloway's Pills, after a few doses of which his head will be clear again, his spirits be elevated, and all his energies be restored. Printed directions for the guidance of patients in the use of this admirable medicine are affixed to every box.