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gQ DAYS FROM LONDON. Messrs W. Strange and Co. will have ready for inspection on Monday next, November 27th, 1876, a special collection of Novelties ex s.s. St Osyth, fifty days from Loudon, for the Christmas Season. The Eink Dress Suspender, Pyrenese Scarves, Ecru Cachemire, Streamer Nets and Laces, French Millinery, Lisse Ruchings, Lace Fichus, ; Costumes, the Gainsborough and Grand Duchess Straw Hats, including many Articles of Fashion, now so very scarce. W, STRANGE and CO., Victoria House, Nov. 22nd, 1876. — [advt.] WANTED a General Servant. Apply to Mbs Geoiigk Taylor, Jackson’s road, Lyttelton. 4274 WANTED a Lad to drive a furniture van. G. McClatcHie, Cashel street west. 4275 WANTED a Situation as Housekeeper by a respectable widow with two children. Salary not so much an object as a comfortable home. No objection to the country. Address by letter to XY Z, Peeks Office. 4276 WANTED KNOWN that one or two young men can find private Board and Residence, two minutes walk from Post office. Apply Mrs W. A, Jones, Armagh ■ street east. Terms, 18s, washing done. 3865 Theatre Royal. FAREWELL BENEFIT OF MR AND MRS JOHN L. HALL, ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24th, The Great Play'dramatised from Charles Dickens’s Work, NICHOLAS NIOKLEBY. Newman Noggs (as performed by him in England with great success) John L. Hall Poor Smike (as performed by her with great success in England) Mrs John Hall POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OP THE OLD FAVORITES ! ! ! In order to avoid confusion, Tickets of Admission can be obtained, and seats secured at Buna’s Music Warehouse. 4264