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Theatre Royal, Queenstown. EVENING, NOVEMBER 25 THE WILL AND THE WAY, FOR THE BENEFIT OF MISS KATE GRANT. 734 ARROW CRICKET CLUB. A MATCH will be played on THURSDAY First, the 26th inst. Players to be chosen from the Members on the Ground, at 12 o'clock sharp. (By order) S. WILLIAMSON, 750 Hon. Sec. Jockey Club, Wakatip Hotel. A MEETING of the Jockey Club will be held at the Wakatip Hotel, THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock. H. M AND EES, Sec. pro tern. November 21st, 1863. 748 Wakatip Jockey Club. A GENERAL MEETING of the Subscribers will take place on TUESDAY, the 24th inst. at 8 p.m., at BRACKEN'S HOTEL, for the purpose of electing a Permanent Committee. (By order) H. MANDERS, 754 Hon. Sec. Great Northern Railway, SOUTHLAND. A NY number of Men Wanted on the above Railway. Apply at the Office of the undersigned, Esk-street, Invercargill. J. R. DAVIES, Contractor. Invercargill, 14th November, 1863. 736 TVTANTED—A BOY, to make himself useful ' ' Apply D. Powell's Family Hotel, Ballarat Street. 753 NOTICE. rpHE Firm of BRUCE, WOOD, & CO. still exists in liquidation; the partnership was dissolved on the 3rd November. For the business Mr. Wood is now carrying on we do not hold ourselves responsible. F. & W. BRUCE. Queenstown, 19th Nov., 1863. 749 FORESTER'S HALL, CAMP HOTEL. A BALL WILL BE HELD AT THE FORESTER'S HALL, GAMP HOTEL, Thursday, November 20. Ticket, to admit Lady and Gentleman, 10s. 6d. PROGRAMME. Part First. 1. Payne's first set Quadrilles 2. Schottische 3. Caledonians 4. Polka 5. Lancers 6. Varsovienne 7. Parisian Quadrilles 8. Circular Waltz 9. Waltz—Country Dance 10. Polka 11. Circassian Waltz 12. Argyle Galop Part Second. 13. Parisian Quadrilles 14. Schottische 15. Caledonians 16. Circular Waltz 17. Lancers 18. Polka 19. Payne's First Set 20. Highland Polka 21. Post Horn Galop 22. Lancers 23. Varsovienne 24. Sir Roger de Coverley Mr. MANUEL, M.C. 718 COMMERCIAL DININ6 HALL, In connection with BRACKEN'S QUEEN'S ARMS HOTEL. G. V. BURKE, TN announcing to the inhabitants of Queeiistown and surrounding District the fact of his having taken the management of the above, begs respectfully to inform them that he will be prepared to give them THE BEST TABLE IN QUEENSTOWN, Combined with cleanliness, civility, and comfort; it being his intention to have the Commercial Dining Hall second to none in New Zealand. Table d'Hote at Six, p.m. 731 WANTED —A regujar supply of Wild Fowl, Fresh Butter, and Fresh Eggs. Apply to' Mr. Burke, at the Queen's \rms. 747