The Juvenile Foresters, Court Zealand ia's Pride, held the second anniversary enter tainment and ball last night in the Albert Hall, which' was crowded, mostly by young persons. Tho concert partook of the character of an ordinary entertainment; recitations," ballads, and two farces, viz., the "Haunted Ho*se ; or, O'Sullivan's Ghost;" and the " Troublesome Servants." The ball opened at half-past ten. and was kept up through the etill hours of the night with success, Mr F. Christmas acting as M.C.
A telegram (says tho '.' Argus ") was re ceived by the Medical Department ou Fri day from., tho Acting-Governor of New Soutli Wales, asldnjf. at the request of the Acting-Govotnor of Fiji, for a supply of vaccine lymph for that colony, a ship having arrived at Levuka on the 14th May with small-pox onboard. Up to the 27th May the disease had been confined to tho vessel, but considerable alarm was naturally felt. The department at' once despatched 200 tubes of vaccine lymph.
Mi; Wprthington's third lecture on the "Punic Wars" was largely attended last evening in tho City East School, and much attention was evident among tho young persons presentj who appreciated the lecture ou tho character and events of ancient his tory. ' Tho last lecture on those waflp will be given ou Friday evening.
