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"ANTED.—A Lad or Youth. Good Wages given. Apply to*WM. EAMES, Dunatan Hotel, Clyde. ANTED, a HOUSEMAID,—AppIy immediately, STARKEY'S Kawarau Hotel. ANTED,—A Servant. Apply, to . . Mrs J. SOLOMON. "ANTED, a STONEMASON. Apply to the undersigned, at Kawarau Station. JAMES COWAN. C A U T I 0 N. i NYONE illegally in possession, of . CASKS bearing our brands-DW, WB, or WM—will be prosecuted, as in no case do we sell them. JAMES WILSON & CO., Well Park Brewery, Dunedin. 0 R S A L One No. 8 Plantress (Smith & Wellstood) STOVE, with fittings complete. " : Also, one superior IRON BEDSTEAD, with Mattrass. All entirely new. Apply to E. LINDSAY. New Advertisements. IDD'S CONCERT HALL, CROMWELL. QUEEN'S VARIETY TROUPE, (From Melbourne). For TWO More Nights Only. Tuesday and Wednesday, March 10 and 11. Mr Charles Burford begs respectfully to announce that he has completed arrangements with the celebrated lady gymnast, MADAME BLANCHE, whose performances in mid-air have created the greatest excitement throughout Europe and the Australian Colonies ; MISS TILLY ANDREWS, Queen of Song; MONS. HAMEW, Monarch of the Air; CHARLIE BAKER, the great American Big Shoe Dancer (late of Emerson's Troupe); Mr MAT RILEY, the Irish Comedian and Vocalist; HARRY SIMMONS, Comique; WALTER SUTTON, American Jig Dancer. Who will appear as above. Musical Director Mr Harrts. On Wednesday Evening (Last Night) The Performance will be for the Benefit of the Funds of the CROMWELL DISTRICT HOSPITAL. The Troupe will appear at CLYDE on THURSDAY first, 12th inst. ny'OTICE. —I hereby give notice that -L1 application was made to me on the 22nd day of November, 1873, by the majority of persons from whose claims water and tailings flow down through Smith's Gully, Bannockburn, to use the natural channel of said gully as a Main Tail Race, together with the channels through which it finds its outlet in the Kawarau River ; and that said application was, with the objections thereto, on the 9th January, 1574, and subsequent dates, heard by the Warden, who finally decided to grant said Main Tail Race from a point in Smith's Gully known as the head of J. L. Moore's head race to its final discharge in the Kawarau River. Notification is therefore hereby made that the natural channel of Smith's Gully, from the point known as the head of J. L. Moore's head racs, together with the natural channels through which Smith's Gully finds its discharge in the Kawarau, are a Main Tail Race iu terms of the application. W. LAWRENCE SIMPSON, Warden. i GENERAL MEETING of the Bannockburn and Carrick Ranoe Miners' Association will be held at the Schoolhouse on Saturday, the 14th instant, at halfpast seven o'clock p. m., for the purpose of adopting amended Rules of Committee, and hearing Delegate's report of proceedings at Mining Conference. JOSEPH BERRY, Hon. Sec. HROMWELL DISTRICT HOSPITAL. A PUBLIC MEETING Will beheld in the SCHOOLROOM on SATURDAY EVENING, 14th instant, to hear the interim report of the Provisional Committee in the matter of erecting a DISTRICT HOSPITAL, and to further ventilate the question. "".••■■■ ' • : C. F; JOHNSON, Hon. Sec.