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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XVIII, Issue 1654, 8 November 1862, Page 1

MACKNEY HAS ARRIVED. THE GREAT VOCALIST, INSTRUMENTALIST, AND CHAMPION DANCER, OF NEW SOUTH WALES, WILL APPEAR SHORTLY. BRUNSWICK MUSIC HALL. TO-NIGHT' SATURDAY! GRAND COMBINATION OF TALENT! MACKNEY, THE CELEBRATED ETHIOPIAN DELINEATOR AND INSTRUMENTALIST AND Champion Dancer of New South Wales I Will appear in conjunction WITH THATCHER AND MADAME VITELLI. MACKNEY Will perform on eight diffeient instruments to night. THATCHER IN HIS NEW LOCALS "The Post Office," '* The Nomination," " The Loafing Society," &C, &C, &C. ADMISSION 2s. RESERVED SEAT'S 4s. Tickets to be obtained at Varty's.

THHE NEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURAL I SOCIETYS' ANNUAL CATTLE SHOW will be held at Newmaiket, on WEDNESDAY, Novembei 12th, 1862.

COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT— Mr. W. T. Bassctt, Piesident of the New Zealand A gi lcultui al Society. Captain Walmsley, Vice-President. Mr. Robeit Robertson, Treasurer. Mi . F. Howai d, Mr. John Grigg, Mr. A. Buckland, Mr. Thomas Shepherd, jim., Mr. James Runciman.

Exhibitor-, of poultry will be required to find their own pens Entries for sheep-shearing to be made on the giound, at the Secretaiy's Office by one o'clock, and the shearing will commence at two o'clock. Implements must be on the ground and placed at latest on the day previous to the Show. All Stock to be on the qiound before nine o'clock, and f i om nine to half-past nine will be admitted on payment of double entrance fees; none will be admitted after that hour. The receipt given by the Secretary for Stock at time of entry must be deliveied to the gate-keeper of the yard by the person who brings the Stock, or admission will be denied. No Stock exhibited to be removed from its placo until aftei four o'clock on the day of Show. The Society will not, under any circumstances, hold itself responsible for any los>s, damage, or misdeli veiy of Live Stock or other articles exhrbrted at the Society's Show. Any prize may be withheld when the Judges are of opinion that there is not sufficient merit in the stock or implements exhibited for such prize to justify an award. All protests must be left with the Secretary before two o'clock on the day of Show r . All servants coming in charge of Stock will be subject to the oiders of the Dnector and Stewards of the yard. The gates will be open for the public at 12 o'clock. Admission Is. each. Catalogue fiee.

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE DIRECTOR AND STEWARDS.

The Director and Stewards aie instructed to take caie that no Member of Committee, stranger, or exhibitor, bo admitted into the cattle yard, under any pretence whatever, until the show yard is open to the public. The Committee delegates full power to the Director and Stewaids to enforce all the abovo regulations. As soon as the Judges sball in each case have made their decision of .an award, the prize animal shall be distinguished as the winner by different colomed pn?e cards. The Dn ector and Stewards are requested to be on the ground by 7 o'clock on the day of show. Dnector of the yaids Mr. George Howard. Stewaids for thoroughbreds, Mr. Austin, Mr. C. Shepherd, Stewards for Heavy Draught, Mr. A. Muir, jun., Mr James Badley, Mr. Wm. Hunter. Stewards for Cattle, Mr. C. Storie, Mr. Robert Runciman, Mr. EdwaiclHall, Mr. James Robertson, jnn. Stewards for Sheep, Mr. Walter Harris, Mr, Wm. Thomson, Mi. H. S. Andrews Stewaids for Pigs, Mr. R Badley. Stewaids for Poultry, Mr. John Buckland Stewards for Implements, Mr J. Grigg. By the kind permission of Colonel Leslie and Officers the baud of the 40ch regiment will perform on thegound. A dinner will be piovided in a paddock adjoining the yard, at 4 o'clock. C. ARTHUR, Secretary. ALBERT-STREET SUNDAY SCHOOL.

rrHE ANNIVERSARY SERMONS will be I pieached in the Independent Chapel, TOMORROW (Sunday), November 9th. In the MORNIJSG at 11 o'clock, by the Rev. R. Laishley ; and in the EVENING at 6 o'clock, by Mr P. H.Cornford. A collection in aid of the school will be received at the door after each Service.

A BAZAAR of useful and fancy articles will be hold (D.V.) in tho Odd Fellows' Hall, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, November 18th, and 19th ; to liquidate the debt on the High-street Congregational Sxindav School-Room " The committee w ish to notify their mtentit n to oiTer the whole of the £ood<- at fan prices and tl'at raffles and lottenes will not be permitted." A baud will bo in attendance each evening. Doors open each day *t 11 a.m., and close at 10 p.m.