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Cromwell Argus, Volume 1, Issue 43, 7 September 1870, Page 3

Miscellaneous TJ UOMWELL PUBLIC LIBRARY. The Reading-room is operate Subscribers on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays. The Library contains an extensive variety of Books in every department of literature ; and about £OO worth of Is ew Works is expected to arrive shortly from Creal Britain. All the Provincial .Newspapers, and a number of English Papers and Periodicals, are regularly ahstaiyed.for the use of Subscribers. Annual subscription, £1 is; half-yearly, lbs ; quarterly, 7s Od. to” Until further notice, a member of com* inutee will be in attendance at the Library on Monday, Wednesday, and (Saturday Evenings, from half-past six to half-past eight o’clock, for the exchange of books. NOTICE. pOIfeiON for DUG(S will be laid on Mount Pisa (Station on and after this date. 1. LOU GUN AN. Mount Pisa, 12th May 1870, —27tc iNUTiCE. ►UISON for DOGS has been laid on the Ardgour Station. JOHN M. M‘LEAN. An Excellent Investment! FOR SALE, the COAL-PIT belonging to Messrs Nicholas & Co., situate at Adams's Gully, Bannockburn. The ground herd comprises a lease of five Acres, and the lignite is equal to any yet discovered within a rauius of 50 miles. The seam is 20 feet in thickness. Tha PLANT, comprising Two Horses, Dray, and Two Sets of Harness, hut, Truck, &c., will be sold with the Lease. The whole is in good working order, and may be had a bargain. For further particulars, apply to NICHOLAS AND CO., Cromwell Coal-pit ; Or on the ground, Adams’s Gully. ’I UAL CREEK HOTEL, HALF WAY BETWEEN CROMWELL AND LAWRENCE. The above hotel possesses excellent accommodation for travellers, who may rely upon receiving every attention. The house is situate on the main road from Tuapeka to Cromwell, and a Herds a convenient stopping-place for horsemen and passengers by coach. The Dunstan and Tuapeka Mail Coach passes the door twice a-week. and the daily increasing trailie sutiiciently proves that this road is recognised as the best route from Dunedin to too northern Cold-Fields. GENERAL STOKE. DISTRICT POST-OFFICE. N.B.—First-class Stabling. Horses for biro paddock accommodation. R, AYLING, Proprietor CROMWELL HACK SPRING MEETING, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1870. STEWARDS ; Mr W. Smitbam ~ J. A. Preshaw ~ I. J-oughnan ~ D. A. Jolly ~ J. Wrighuon ~ J. Marsh ~ R. E. Dagg ~ W, Shamy. judge; Mr J. Harding, STARTER : Mr J, Dawkina, rn.ERIC OF THE COURSE Mr O. Pierce. II First Race.—Maiden Plate Sweepstake of lUseach, with 10 sovs, added, Open to all horses that have never won an advertised race (hack or other) up to the Ist September, 187 d, Distance, three' quarters of a mile : beats. Weights ; (i years, Bst ; 4 years, list 4lbs ; 5 year* and aged, lOst lib. Hurdle RaceSweepstake oi £1 each, with 15 sovs. added. Open to all horses. Distance, a mile and a-half, over five (lights of Hurdles, No weight less than list. Third Race. Sweepstake of £1 each, with 15 sovs. added. Open to all horses, Unc-mile beats. No weight less than lOst, Fourth Race. URUV Scurry. A .Sweepstake of 10s each, With - sovs. added. No person to cuter a horse unless a subscriber *xf one guinea to the Spring Meeting. The Dunstan Jockey Club Rules enforced. All events post entries. M. FRAF.R, M'O). Sec