DEATH.
At the Bridge HoteV Vlromwell, on Feb ruary 18 1892, John) Wsh, native of Thame, England ; aged 62 years. Deeply regrett»d\

The Dunstan Times. CLYDE, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1892. LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The amount put throgh the totalisator for the three days' races of the Dunedin Jockey Club was k L28,449, or L 6.823 less than last year. At the meetiug of the Land Board held in Dunedin on the 23rd ult., Mr John Noone objected to valuation for improve ments on run'244D of Ll7O 10s, and stated that 80 chains of fencing, stated to be ad joining the Manuherikia, do not exist— Referred to Ranger Hughan. We are requested to draw attention to the addition to the Clyde athletic sports advertisement, from which it will be seen that a silver medal (the gift of Mr F. Hyams, jeweller, etc., Dunedin) will be presented to the competitor who secures the highest number of points in the men's races, including the 100 yards, 120 yards hurdles, 220 yards, 440 yards, and mile contests. The right-to sell fruit has been acquired by Mr R. Dawson, Couroy s Gully, and the refreshment booth by Mr W. Allan, of the Port Phillip Hotel.
