SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

HiSB W&TK2\j o . a!arro w JlorsßKg. Wa, SCN3ST«-TW» Brais*. " SKKWSJJas^-NJ" itaoa, Bib. &»pun.

ARRIVALS.

Tt>T3i.T. W»iPUTO», M. CfcatfLsM. trod t&« Sc-Ji ySajW-T. *••=-• WSSiaEi frees Wcgcaarca Mafia, caster. ?:«;i:'.E-»- f«a=T»frc*

DEPARTURES.

TO-DIT. Ttrw Ca«»i !«*.. lUcieJi ire, /or Leiiiia

TTa»barqaaL»=ta'»ie cleared »i Ita Cta^xa fo? 5 «Bf«f ttS Bornias? wtut osisiaal carro tor

IMPORTS.

Per Twasi'J twa FUmtewra ■ 3if Sona ccsrs-, tJSHt sails Hbkjblc* SS,:. B otmsm- Pk Ctaaa*. fewo W***aaM3 *•*« JSi^rf Per Am la Hitt. f^sn Hnare-ttO aw» ?Sicaaea.S tn-iE 1, 3 saea* i s^s«* wfi.aiT, .:

EXPORTS.

Per Ti«« Ctors, for i«TOi»-3S kjw te^J. ffintar. a tawiiai niooMißas, aoi nuaai«.

Ts»»iefeo«ai«r Ka."nsa cleared aijilw CasEai^ * tier for an Aiisr-iliin port At U o'c&kS: t.>Eis^: "ia sMaEi? >'• iinripa Jgaves foe "Wfcan3-jJi*S fosr cool. s5 The maH steamer Ziaiualia wili probabiy arrive tas Sjdrej- earfy w-aotroT ncm=g. Tbe ** ArsJ*^ W* for Jtoekfaad ■tSUBAJk

Tfce"e&coaer Trasa'.S arrirrf to hvrb-Jir and MsuJMWd off tbe M OR* Head atwis noca toniaor. SJie teii RufXOEZt o-aiaS=Pi*T tTialss.ee: -loaiber 9tit. wJUi freah woK«(r win'i. wiuci beted two daj?. AiLsc ttis Sse ■wta.ibs: wi*fe esawTtr wuaia for ten &»t*. *t 't* «=<* o4 •which tftns at* w«a ctae to a« KtreasiC Ijlsxiit; ifcexee ".o port h.*»T7 weierJj gates.

TRIAL TRIP OF THE DOUGLAS.

Tba Soften: Staa,iffi«trfp Caapsaj'j arw sfeamex vxias&aa,, "tad «a cScfti- irtjl sri? on Sataanisj a/tsnsocß. Ansoog sfcese aa tea^c srtneßi; Mr Joisoa, Diaoiot laiseetsr « j£shineiT: CajriiE IK/: Capwu! J. if*e losdsAS), 3lrll*:.;tMJi!e CrafMlstJ, sad srrewJ Manner, wifcia teR Hi* wSaif tfeoniT ieJ-rt sojb. ETW7tM2?.«««sMdtOTrjriwiL»,asd (ba in«u.iir»d mVe »«» no 9e-r*ivl?l3i'*, *ta«"fEf tfeeßcafitobeiM&^J'e.;-!!!:.; jfccSr. ijiJriruz-ii Beaf wWefisstiiia TiliT cafe ?;-.-i raiial *i- Jaaaceni oi sic. eocipia. tte lie va3-a;3i? Ep ic6l taicfcca -wad- jnirrii*i. a.-»i «cjre :.MiCi-r wasdiKM". D* l*»lIhoi! '•''-■'■ ~ -* ;.'?.*" sisacr. atep OroijaJiT." o4 " OipCaizi Miczthctc ia<i Ur* oxiiwoa" vz-i -ProHTeri^r :■> tia »e» steanier Locsiw,1 * wer* tomi wish ike carad tccoiirs szul diir WBfUBdBi to- 'tie Dcagpi* reSniaed So tie uriarl *ortlj alter S pjhl She teitestierssoio' tte =_?. 51=513. !a<ety ia tl< HeraoT fiaj. Ibapnsi* ■■S AsdUiail tods, in cbarge <ri' Cip*a&» JTozra.

ARRIVAL OF THE WAIRARAPA.

The Cue new tttamahlo Wtinnct-udtto I idaisica to ttoß Union rotnjaa}'* coastal and { laiisco.'ooiil fiael—anlTa-' in JiarfcoareatJy t&i? aomteir. Slta ia * steer boat to il» M«a«posri» Bs<i J* lilted Bp ia similar Jtjie. Wok few jUttttmtM live ste.are enu&ieriii sfi via: ss«. toe.mboiiJ. iii* w« "•!■■ of :in Compis)':! TBMdsv at lfafn Denny Bros.' silpr&Kl?, meaa'potent fte?!- Htrtetfpfc isISKs, bresrtii of town, Silt So. t»>l de'j>*ii rf hoTd Sis, wSsiefc sir* s a resS3ier teoJsa?9 n* 159) to»«, awl a e«5 of WO toe*. Kit* f.s (Hied wfta bvjsoj co-T,poicii Bturfturg - mn4*J'' ~? ejssirea of *&■* Ui:a; duimh*. M» rflwn^ißW of ifc«i e»li*<:fr» tefns: MspertrreC?- Mia -sn-i PSs, -wisia Ifi bc&b of aaote. Tfea nominal loj3e-puiß-«r is S* &ad tie- indicated pjw&r SIWi". 'it* ec-^isfis are capable ell cjsi£"'iiuE— 2 r^iec of Mj iciccs in ami Joe3e« a spiMsi <rf 11 taotl an Sioir 'her daily estafcnptiba of f=i<il will arera^e 3!) ■vritMn tS« boor.teiss a tirfe mure !£jlz w±a ex pected oilier. Tie- average sp«eii dsrfc? rie bsoria aEiiifeii3ixp»"ijrfccoi. Sfe E*li?i::ed IgrtleiMiidSjr. bss la {.ise ci n^edtce efeciri^ femes, "whisls are &£ rair<otC!irei siisi 6afej sataio)'., ©ned isto «liCfi:'>c:fal;«i fc^3:«i frajnes, canteEsed Sw tie cojaaarpiait el »"S; wci> commaiacarMa wish er*t7 p^its o€ nhj =hip. Ls BBk£aJ!alaed%7mei2a fii itiSla. The sodal ten 6i <Jecai»<Ej- lie best ire £aye jjts ae«HL Is- &r exiteTa :boi=e c£ i?.* Pi.rLSl cli 3 3teao!ra, aa«S Ej fiStefiTirijafe rgreij sass*. Mapfe, 3TosEiCTi». arid o*&«r chain wztyl* L»t» Seec lairgeiTtse.il for ike jan.rfi*'. a." ci 7«-i'J-:i ar« t£<e cwraspi wv^h taai-saiiilci1;: C- -■" -:-::>..- -::Ci? oil ESJiiIL TEte b,Ebs>'j Srir? is jiiie<2 Ja _tMi eraajpartineai!- TfhiJt £*_a&o ffiwraied wish £ thj-. social T?=«H cs S6» ladlos" cabin. vrhlch is; i siniELirlsr eared aaft ri^crraiai, ite jaotesf-iooni is soperbij Ct-^c -riA ictrxde S3ir fitted in. oraacMti;*] wee-'i-, ?L,i panels Aefag btrv* -.!i-.-.■.:-:. ;.Thi!e it-e ztf-ji i? ol it'zSze eoszodL 1: is isgfcteii b-r 23 elsc^rfc list's, esS iwaesara accoTiE'.fiiJWß for K8 paeaetigei?. Jhere Is isi2oalEi=Jii!iilT-fi"«d cabin fcrHdies. urMte ia cJieiEanieT c £ ieKr.?,li*>-3£a:ries;3Esio?i;er offices slse & tansrtrjaasei- Tae seee&d eaiiia. wMcJs h fa tie after ram of the Teasel, »2 BceommaiiiiSe fo rij 260 peiaoca, aad is -rezj cociiortahli- fitted ap, warn tCiira is al=ii acr-pk apisce for t£^ a^^orocwiassoL3 enf a- cMni ci^jia df casaengerj sSooid accaafon recnire ;6. I'^ia s«rup-ai»3 cteaclinesi? o* Seta She passenger oacßßoatineotai The WairiEspa is comniiadad t>T CiWain'-H. W. H. CfiatSeld, wto was ftsr- EasrfTin tlta Riagarosraa. nod was sent Home *br tha CfHSEp&ay co fein^ feer cc^. He- farinas ■wiSis fcics a fcat-^taas staff at oaicera, of wtcus 3fc Feaa flata BJTJ £s cttief, 3Jt Itoron-27 Case oS the afeip Jeasia Eaatoiam'J seco^ii, ir- CoE culcaa IOETd. and Mr JlactssfSaa fsart&- Oar old firiend Mr Tayrosr is purse*: wMIe Sir McNicol, fliuedte cJiW swward Of See EotoinituiJia, occrpEisa 5v..:,.-,: :/ ':i:io2 in sis new fecat, bis presence Own "teing a anffidrall snaiantee Ifcan «cc eomCorta of sfes piusinzera bare b«a tfeDioc«-.Mj ascended to. - The otßoecs o€ the esgineT departnieE!: coasi=i Oi llr Mow att, ckf«f; Mr Ladder fOf AuckisEd). aeconii: 3lr Me Vicar, tkird; and Mr Bocfeanaa, fourth. D? Cottetfila weS-taown la-«irears2l naSdeafc eooif3^ oas aa mpciical ofil<:er. €!ffiptiiia CiacSi«l<i s^eata cf tbe Wairarapa as a gne sea boat, and aajrs tbat on tte jwsasra ooS sits never toofe a ■ Ms <si waser afcoatd. Teat ahe possesses gool laßJug ispaEsies !s seen by the jiassage «&einade foora GtPeatxi. "o Draietlii*—st days. We ams fnde&tiK! «o J!r Taylor. paser.fOT late Bles, paaaengesrEatT.&i?., ajid report of passage feonssSe-JBSaa;a^ ioSenrs:- . ijeSS fvsi CSaOmira ax iM psr, on ttte 3r«i; rjaciv-d L jSJfiiIMS -sx* enmttn; Ml a.3. Ji:'•■ lac BgaJo to «te oXserceon tt 5 ; ra«:e' WsEiwiiß stS9.a. oa tbeSeb, reaaT»i pu aaenagCT, cvii. sea cazsn from 3ie E:«ims kaMt&Mßll^nissrsM and Socsfcunt s>irt», aid left Utsro Mi 7JU cat&« 6Ui: faSed o2 Xapier 00 tb» W sod GUc«C3« 00 tftegifr, learlix tt« Isttar portaJ D2.i3a.rn ,rtwn<M s'leEaaS Cat® at 3.50 pjn. ;»u ateeaait olTMtiii air.iv a.=. UjS imOEniag', 100111591 Ukj KotSj Bewi at ?.UJ *ns^ B;TiTia« *toc2»u!e o€ Qt«= atreet Wharf at &3) *.ai. *ioeiJeiiced, l«»8h ' eoQiteri? wind ft am Pjt: C&almTa 20 ■/<=.- Jlcaiia. tfeea nonhattr wto^a firota tcerc m i Sbboraa. tbeaoe to srriTal (EgSt ynaeiir «fed. P«nea»sx»—firoca J&lbonate—D. J. Hodica. U. WIIWD3OO. Mopis T, sad G. BiidtTTeß, wrer, Mr and His H. (7. Ei'.kia. 1I:.?> MaJth^iir. Uliaea Oacan t% From I^neatoo—liasrs Kiasr, Kcerea. Tlioite. Eaier. XardcdE. Mr and Mis Cnianlc^iam, ilr S?4:ta fttm imccdln—Mm m 'jrnTea&Did Aiuieisoo, Mr »<-6 Mia IjiWHoa and 3 chlLirea, lira 51can asd two chiliron. Miss Kotmtma and Mrs Ccor. From GJrtorßa—Hr Dans, Jdiaa Cowrie- Mrs Brook ing, fzom WeUle gton—Mewra Koff, Pearaon, Oomian, Qißon^Bla2dell,Kemp^i.!Jax<]Ueo. From Nsster— Hoo. J, ab»es»a. Mewrs Orr, Creamsr, Oaokfe; Qnoae. 3} is eteetugA.

PORT OF ONEHUNGA.

ABBITAXS. MKflErejtcr.f.*., lf«c.irtiin', /rom Watsara Ksnran* sa,asoSJ, from Itoilaogi i!aera7, achcoser. Cram Qreycoti:a

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(fvadftots W«£Mn»wfa& * iairaaft. M)» Uftfcw * tmmttißdrtw,s3uitiii. fcSwisw: saiweaisix's^~ Mr acd Mo I/«b(SKMt *.-»« .Srmay 0' r Sfs.-v Wstta, Hots^r McC.V««4r, Xr kkß *O'c Ssiwav Mesata Yandla, Qcttyxtseeir, W. sjb9 Jf, tSttwy, SmTtha. Dobert7r ■*. ireanfia»Sß, l*sfeacf'7. M.« calfe, T/cdai. iiMoaai?, TeSarow, K?ca!»«r.. Holmes. andCactpirtJl. u^e WKJorstssnsij.il p je. to-dsr.

The s.r, Waitakl jhonld arrrlTO s.J E s.r.:, ro morrow, with the Sonihera poitloa of th* <vtV wardKngtlih maU. fih9retait3dcu;i fct3a.io, on Wed ne! liar,

■Woun^a isnur.c Schormlx £ce3*fpsj^ iitdoce lis daa^ricsics, usd j rsrefiJ U» Im smer oe of itair vrsmKCi aoi iaieJa, sod Sun tur^fcer pntect t&» raSti* igatan feaisd or C2isr iaiet cc ie quart txjKlsis, Sxce in Octc'ser. IiTS. sa*i oooitooe tn ecctao nc xnsx j B*r3 piosurs rasoraißOCT tKi txab I THREE «Q OEDBES, wtidi ir« dmra ma tba odenlsiMd, sod To aeeore ttaae Gifts, tiie PaMfc' mean Se OMSfci » aai fcr. w:d nxeot atßticg tan, tia OJCTCCTB CDCt?SO WoLTrt SCH3fXEP9, WiSi enr came, cjos tie we tsieL H- So«B i Co.

Mail Notice.

Foe EiSEeii, E» waSi-wa. W £ans3ioa. K»l Hca iPor Tacacaga. Iffl3nencßa, *s«i OyottSi, per For wSLtaree Haad-S. Kama, smi flfcsa- For Ttasss, B« Easenxise. si £31 pje. TxnsEJT, liJoit teaauit. Hr wii^imgi aad tppir Mili rer I£.busi3 Tct WatnOTirKsiriri, Ocaita, asud UminVviai, ! per Bob Guer* as 15 *J2 ---' Far I'taines, jec Kerocaataa*. 4i II 3l! &JS. : Fsr»j. Z'jaiiiiiiEj, si lai-ow:— ! Tat iaaiwlsii Isiisis, CcfSal BW*M Of : A£MTt<av Caaijia. Bitsfai Coi^sits, Centni Wan lidiai. si 1 jwn. Jas C=i»i Krssifira js^id EScaSiMBl at 1 Saroje. as 1 pi.w. : est) 3;ajer3. as 11.X vs. iii.".c i=u;ccs ~&aajirg sa sxeti (« ci &x^<snx, fa addlccc » &3 pcasass, irtß Se rßcaiTwl ty tea Miii Assni oa tosrd lbs «saassar«s! to lie tc-i»ci a-.; -'.-.t. Xtii rr-tfi -jriu te das in Lccdoa. cc Mao <ar. No-remier Slto, liSL ITo? Wsitsf a. eteu par I aIU Pxoki. as 1 imb. per Wiiaitjiroa. je^ fiMHUT Seilj, as 3 pjs. For Tairca, per Pai"3» a; 3 p..ra- Fcsr wtiagarei H.eads. Waip-o, Wiaiigaraf, Kiss, «ad Maajssai, ye^ aisj'^, ai 1 p,t=-. For Tajnaaii and Soc^ern jesw, j«r WsiSaii, BJSa.nt. fra- Gutosxa izd Nspler. y«s Swatsnt Cr«*, si 3 pja

\ Tbei.i.Wairara -willkiTa Ha'ilciSt oa th-» ) 31n iaK., ft» Okaril*. Jaciicc'i Bay. tz-i. S-aab era Posri of Wen Ccait oi Miiil's liiiai.

meetings, Entertainments, Etc.

CCTC33S S, 13S1

Abba*.'* O;er» Haoae—Spectsiciir Drazsi,

loni«-a»«: Hail — R^-autoi oi P3J*ecgisr.> psr " Jass BiflteJ" act "D^ci^aa of Argjis."

&z& Vne Bi«sors of CEiy Xorts; Addwaa oa i£« VToiiE of ISo Live Saauiia, S J.».

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Birth.

SASUSSaoX.-Oa Oetaier ;ci.»s OreinKrs, -Hire o! Cfeu. F. S*=iisraca oi a dasgawr. TAT^S —Cfe t&s 3S'i Icasaas. a.* h'jr m&Settee. K=3isid Hccie, F372«8. tie wlio o£ E. J. Xamtfa-ioB.

Marriage.

TO3IK—ATTWOOP-—As lihoir.Ciec!raiaiii3^ aßTfcsn<Say; tS-e 3i Jane, sy«:e R«t. M. E. H'Ja. Ci.i»Tii=. liorii o<irj» Wefcftß, «ai4«r Tobia, fa» ml Qatea'i Kojat Kegl vuz.l ci SxEsocsa. 0»toe. sod griiiKie o< tbs Ji«e S« e--a. Joaesi Wei:* ro'sta. Kai»i «-wr'jnrr, u> AJfca ituii Il*t7. ita eftl'at (f*cit:arcf tla sa«a rastaSi ?. B ASSiuul ■:T:fc lacisiil&aa'* Re&ssax sad (Erwui iisgiter o^ IU-jir-Gesi^cjl H. C» Ad'aai, aa.«VrßJ±rail. So cas.it.

Death.

Sl/JfS^-Om Ortobar TiS. «s Ptsiako&a. &*■»! s ibost S.THCX of cracp Edwarf Jcta Oiriidt efsas ssd f«d;:i lored soa d Jobs aad LtaJ* AUsa. «Ec t yairi srd 5 mostbx. HAJir.—it t«r reaiieaio», Al&;£t-«Tee*, ffi» IU» OcSatwr. sile belaT«i wire c£ Hjani Han. aged 5L i£a' ber loci rasl to p«aoe.—Home

Notices to Correspondents.

docsrics ci eon'ii'Ucr.iZ i.T.~i':*J.li"7. 1" Li a =-i:';.:.: -which c;i= ie «afe!y kft Jo she pUB -fora aid Sfi.s dasjsflsi -wfco hare tcn<r da

The Evening Star. WITH WHICH ARE INCORPORATED The Evening news, The Morning News and The Echo.

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MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1882

Pzisst-ss of !o«al rejoru ta-day compels the omission ci Itacitg icatser and cor-

lespoatience.

At {is haif-jearly raseiiag cf the South British iEsnrance Ccmpsny, the talaacs »bees submitted, records tie coatinned pits^ peritj of this iseE-iaaiiaged isstitatioa. Whea the books -were closed these ■was a halmce t» tie credit of profit and loss account of £25,232 ISs lOd. It was recira mended ty tae directors that £10,0 CO be carried ft the reserre faad, acd that from the 'ba'anee ol £Is,£s*2 ISs ICd, there be paid a diTidend at the ia?e of tea f «r cent. p«r anpasa; ar-.ds ocnas oJ 2J per ceat., ab sorbing £7,5(30. Tee handsome dhidead of twelve aid s-haif per c*at afaoold ia»kfy shire&olaers fast the keen competitioa lately experience! fcas not indaceil tbe company to aeeepi risky poiietta* or do teaiaeaa at lea toaa a renraatratiTe rat*. The fact that Auckland cocncerdal iaari totlsasMke the Strath Btiiiab, compeJin? raiOMJfnlly with fhj beat eorapjnits in the Tfotfd, hive ciads steady headway, and achieved a success neTer aniia-jiaiea when they were isitiaaed, mast be a source ot na qaalified satutastios to eTety true Anck laoder, -waetaer fee is Jortonase eaoogh to j bs a shareholder or sai.

Oa the foarta page of this iasae wQI he found socie iatereatuig Mining Isems; ai<o a letter ots the pioposed " Women*' Be fo-nnatary. 1*

H.IT, Caxiams is still In possession of the barque Gazelle, ytbieh now lies at aneber off the Quean-atreet Wlsarf, Tae Coskooi hooae officer?, eegsged on sfee wharf, are told off to the dntyei caje- takti in torn, and -will te jo employed cndl fmtcer in sirsitiioas bearicg npoo dispoaiag of fre Tessel are receir&i from the&OTersment. licecaed wztenrcik plnmters are re minded t&ai thfir montaly retarns in terms of the Waterwerk* Ey-laxs reeniie to i« lodged a» the Waterworks Offic-*, High street, regularly, 011 the last day of each nont h. Ito penai;a for work will be in aed to plumbers failing to forward sneh. retaros pnactaaily tic:ii tae same are jeeeirei.

Spacial ioterest attaclies to the final ; practice ot a Mos^ in Es^tto "by the Chiral Society this eveniag oa acconnt of the com pllaestary presentation :bzi i 3 to be made to the late secretary, Sir Archibald Cltrfe, 1 who leaves by the mail steamer to-njonaw ; for America e?s r&ulc to England, So doubt tbe'r will be an unimially large muster ot members, for ilr Cisrk is very p« pniar. He was always indefatigable ia tie di?charge o£ ths duti?a ot his nonoiary office, and by his affability and zeal greatly promoted its interests. The presentaSioa takes place at 7.30 o'c!ock, and a5 Its close the rehearsal of the oratorio will conuceQce.

1A little girl, named Eose Cloud, who was r committed by the Besideat Majistrate at i'Gaiborae to the Industrial Home, was | Isssglit la to-day and taken to the Home ,1 &sr fJivnaiSaMa Hentv Ulatke. The child, it % vypsxci, Kra* fotmd in the atieet3 of Gis |i Britmi*,, ajjKffftfj- eocidon3 of her friendless . p {jfifsfeto:, Os ttsklisg eaqtiiriea, it was dJ3 ---! |fii»v»»*Jtllfi« ftisrlii wa.s fatherless, aad its ; i auitiftisr aa "cnfoitaaate," aad ntterly '|j (Stfi'rtws as* to ffiat fete of bar oEspriug. ■Ji W« wave -wnswßi ata So-daj- by a deputa- Sfrtm rf Jferpjrura?. cftfefr, comaiife-jr o£ SKii Ifea« Fiaanr* wfto *;«vs isfecifaseii by Mr Hfflfeks, 4CSLK. IWjr eaa-pMa of a I«ttter la J£<s '" S«wi'4V ,ta.i (ra« aigoed " X.Y.Z." is <fe Ste«, *K<ia%f (t&st iis« Mr "White Ut Ma&&.Txil UmUfisxitrsea among tee Jfaass Skav« ; tot Jftffjr Jests sea unHmited srnppfy »t s"fi^if«r, aa;<3*!M«ft6foi» ont of season. TEs eJaiife «sectee &c whole story to le a; mtk&d falmvtSi&s, concocted by pefscß3 Snf *erre l&elr sws bad ends, Tb!ey 127 feat Ifee-y 3KE, Kffld always hare been, loyal; and ffoljr Aoot birds wh<=n they ars fat aod study hi ike pot. Pahipi (Buaby) escorted flu Hon. John Hall through tire Jiozth, end told the. es-Premier that if erer he beard any statement impagning the peacofnlness aad loyalty ot the Jfoitliern natives he -R-a5 to dishe'ieve it. He S3T3 that bis wotd is still cocd,andheis bighlj" indignant at those Europeans who try to Rcamlnliso the Maoris anonymously. If they ilo h they should act openly and not M\m\ tUoir mvraos.

Oae ox the dranJEs aiw ited last ntght had ia his poaaeaafoa a Urge sum of money, a. gold watch, and a number of valuable papess. Mr Alexicdei Whltker, of Sewmariet, applied tftti morning to Mr Haedanaid, R.M., for an order to reatraia hotei-kee?«3 acd others froa supplying litoxkating diiuia to hit sou, Jobn WM-ker, wfco was raising hi* health and position by excessive md connsßota driakiij. The crd« was granted. A aanrtwr of p^noci were fiie»i this mocßß^oß the isforasatfon cl tie Inspector, foi nezleeSag to register their d?gi aeesnti ins so Lt». Sbow ci she exca^es oSered were coxioa.!, caasicg coesMtrafcl* aaitue niens to &j croTird of aceaoloyei sp'jcSii tors, ti Jh« msjsri.T oi iasJ*c«a firea were laposed "An Old O'ostjrrer" wri'es issailizg the " accocthEess " oi Mr WotsbiEgtoa's lettc: {licoanneodiiig Ibt dkaussalol a teacia?, who, car correapoacec.ts.ly3 "ww aba«nt for a eoopie of days ia two "or tbrsa years so icoiaft a dck afsSer.1 * lisa tone of "oM 1 Observer's " tetter ii no: jadi as shoal'l c« ; used u^der tise eoTti oisaoaymisr ia ajiial! is,; a nan wicae peailisa p:ec!ndas hiru 1 fro 32 replying- I At tb-e nicetirs calied by Dr Willis fo: j.rsi-ijy eTeoiog firaJ, to oprcse the aaoptiaa i at the CD. Acs in Aae&uad, the rev. g«n- I tiem&a underSakea to show that tee sy «tern lo£ iojpecii'ja T»'aec*ver trizd h.ia pTDTed 3 tiiiaie, and he iarise} ail »ho ars of a con trary opinion ta ODae aad oS«r proof of thsis alfeaaSwcs. In aanoandßji the nuefinjt aa she ci<3«-e of hii Iscsare Liss r.:ght,Dr Waiiia 3o;ii it ins desisalle '.has ladi-es and yotiag peepJe sha-ifii scS aiiead the raeeiiag, ai matsera ciges be elicited whfch were TiZjaitad tor th;Lr hsarinj. La-ii«<* mMt injs oe Mm sabieet, he cvrcsideied, shoaJd be held sepirately. A lertcoa wm pifaehed last s-raataj in. lie Free MetbodkS Chcich, by ths Ect. fhocoaa Bocg»o, irotn Acts xi., t. 24, "For ha ■stls~s gixsd eso." Ic'ra was a large asseatiasre, in eotueqaeace oi the aaaoaß«Een! that a fncerJl a<na<jn wocl'l !be p:«2ciied in relattoo So the late Mr 1 Chawe* Majoc. who for years had beei* a dmstaat aJsemdaal a; Uui place of wonhi?. In the cccrse of his tenaoo, Mr Foig*oa mid? =p^cijii nslereaee to toe Tiraa<a asd anasscrabs Chrj'ian eiurxdei of di«aajis<i, who had wo a g«asxal ea:eeia 13 a dtizeo, as 3 Btao. aa a tridesmia aad tathef, acd a? a coaji-sient nsetatwt of a Christian chorch. The young man Blacfciedse, wfao arriied sere by the s-s. Eotorai from Oijnxra •oa:e wefttes igft tad who dL»appes»i«d txcai the b;ick;3; ers J Arm.! Hotel csdei eircam liaocea which ltd to the belief t&»5 he bad cOEnniK*! statcide, hn StUuid up safe and soisad- Is appears that *ft«» ieaTicg the 1 hotel he wrs«?y rtcczwisisrsd his \htt*t t> i throwhiicseifiatotheharboaraa-d proceeded to the Hospital, where he remained oad«i ;r*atm<LS for seTeral din. He ca^ed at BriciLiJera' A-mt Hoiei on Saturday iad inJornwd :ce propriesor Jta; he had found tQjloysizs.l is a lampei oa the whaii

To the Editor: Sir,—Can yoa tali ne ■wet Sis £ cosvacsor for tie Baai-i ci Xe* Seoih Walia Ls obliged to allow sic piolic tia use of the iisosp&lii whiles she work is p-cxxedhiz, allhcugh the coatraclor for she Bizk o: Ksw Z*aian.d, a few doors cff, is allowed to esduie ali traffic nsiiie feis eacloinre I li seem,* that other itiags tkin H'^^g sp oy fiTocr.—l it;, &c, EsiinExa,—flhe Baiidicg KegalaSista hare been sltettti rinee the Bank of rte w Sosth Wales erection wm ccnuseiead. The contractor might coir, U ha chose, e:<bae tie footpath —Ed. 8.8.] A large number of passengers ■were coa t-eyed to S:. Heiier's Bay ot the iteamet Tonsanro on SaJanlaT afternoon. T&e work at the new Jtttj is nearly sampttted, aai otiar tmproTemeaUare bon^ speedily elected.

At tie close of ids kchixa in the Atnec aam lus ssgbs, KeT, Dr. Waiij,? paid a graceful tribute to the wonc of she U'e Be*. Somcel Edz-sr. t'ae of the best meo an:oc2?" -■!» hi siiii, tad p a^jed iwiT—3 tnaa endowid w«h on nasal *iiw, a po**r falrea«mer, as able writer, aad an eloquent pre&cher. Yet tils man, with ail ha is tetlectsal grea~«s, was ranch more cnn spiesoai for coral gzeatttes*. X-> ens wbo kid been r*siden» in this cci^isb^wbccd for the pa*isLxteea or sereoieen jears coold doab; tJbst fee was really 2 gcod man. It was only thitr doty, when acy ct«jS or good man passed awiy, that they sbociid pay i rriaa;-: to hw worth, and there «v to deabt ShiSjor moral sxcelkno?, the Ls:e Simoel Ed^er was tbs fotem:st man in the whole pioTiseß ez Aaeiiicd. This, mis sfcowa bj&Lsatsimic ia regard to ike ijoes -foa of isieaparanes sad otier so^nal tab- JeeSsi »c-i ac had also b^e». *a earasa; opscneat of the docSfine ot tbe MaScrialista —sfce O3a£oaie of which wa.» ihis dogma ©{ eocdxtionai immortaiisy which h» (tiie lectmret] hid been tryrag to coafcsa. Tbe reuEio-i of tfce pioneei setilen of the Colony, who canie to Aockhod from GUigOTr ia IS 12 by fee snip* Jane GtSbrd asi Uasiiesa o£ Argyle, tikes ijUce tisis cTe-icg in ths Iy»foe-§tfeet Hail, and proraUtf so lw of a b>ga\y faxemthg and snj&vible ctaszcter. Abeat 6*JO irriTni'jran:.* ani7ed by theac<jTemeiiti<med seaS'tli, and of tbeie folly SO are expected to be p.-c.cn: to-night, to&nj of ibeca feaviag 4xjTe!l»d irota remote coantry db tr-.cts in osier «o lake put m fes proreed inzt. Oae of th«m, who has com* all tbe vay from tbe Biy of Islacds, fea« long sine* puied the zllott&i span, ac<s is niw Tergiug :oTs"ards the censa;y. The nome-oaa dsacetdiE'j of tiie-e sJardy pioueeis will aljo be stioagly represented, and tot their special behoof tbe s*c<Hid pait of tbe pro gff.rorae tas been desuned. At 7 o'clock, Mr Jjobi, Grahsai will taie tie etair and t/pta the reunion -with tbe deMrety of a narritiTe of she colonidng puty, ani the gnbeeqaest career of the leaden cf it. Otltei old OJloaatf bare also p-rpmi«d ad (ireaae*, wMle jeiections of vocal aad in itmnentzl mtiiie acd recitaticras will i-e intersperied. AJ 9 o'clock tiis ball will be op«n?d, 3ad dancing will theneefarvrard &c eniagsd m natil tbe daa« programme h*s been gone siirociab. The general pabiic can obt iin admission to tbe Hatl oa pay tteal: of the rery mederase fe« that is de ns xaded. To the Editor: JL%—I feel pleased to see the piueS and desermiimtioa of those ladies who are agita'ing against the On ti^ioos Dis-nses Act. JTow that there h no hope ol them succeeding ia ptzrentias ii beiog btoasht into operation, might I suggest to tho'e ladies who have acted so aobSy to ttmt tbeir attention to the grea' caose or rro+litntioa. I was ccnoected •with a commitaioß of rnijtiify in!o its caa«s in Scotland, and after len.i;csned iu^niry aad tEie Commi*§!oier riiiting g«ob>, b«ide weils, pecetentiasies, and IocS: kojprtaJj, it ■was foa.&d t£.»t driok and drss-t -were the ptimiiy can3'-3 cf the fall of yonna women, and that S5 per csnf. of yoonz woaien who were tngtgett ia Iwrs and pablie hooses wen! on ths street?, The<e Isdies coold do maca by asiiating the cloaias of all pnbtic hon«es at 10 p.m., get np or arrange for some midaigat meettng wita those nnfo-taca!e ?itl«, tike tho.se by the bacd who aie willijig to reform, and give re:ie(—by helping to find ntna tioas for them. Toey woald ben inch tales of woe and remorse, thit waaid «tir taeir very aoslj to aciion. I nrae yon, ladies, to engage in this work, waich will be more eSecttul in preTeatioa, acd reclaiming the fallen, than by opposiag tbi3 Aci. A bless ing woaid dsacead upon yonr Jabonrs, and a eaSiif jctfoa that you were engaged in a noble and righ'^ous caa;e in helping yoar falEea sisters.—l aii, &x, Joh;* L.uib, A notrce of tae toturth anßirenarr cf tfce ! Arch BiJl Bind of Bope appeared in the STAR of the Tth in?s». bat-owing to the modesty of Mr MaoSertcotj, the following was emitted from the notice:—Arch Hill Band ot Hope Committee. To Mr W. J{ Macdermttt: Dear Sir, —Your civworkera in cooneeU'7ll with the Arch Hill Band of Hope beg yoa to accept the accompanying testimonial as a mark of e^teeni* acd a slight expression of ifre appreciatio-n of the Tafmble lerrices which yoa hive rendered to the society since its formatioD, while fulfilling the duties of secretary lor three successive yeais, which office yoa r*lic« qnished in order to devota yoar time more tally to the increasing datiet devolring npon yoa as seorstarj- of the Aucxlind ilz- il of Hope Union.—Wishing jou efety success ia yonr noble wosk, we arr, ■ dear air, on bekalt of the committee, jaars faithfully. Geobgz Heitcs, pteafdent; Bich.isd Dowsit, snperic ttftedgai; James if. Fsesch. fecietary. Ancfclazrf, Oct/oer 6, 18S3. The address, w&icfaimsfpteieattiby the pretidsnf, Mr I Cfe-srge Heaattf, v*t sepmp_inied wish a \ rtvj fc.s3fl.TOcs* iurc&t timepiace, wiiih ihe 1 JAiifcwsng iifcwsrij^wH ia. hh nk zn& gofd on I sfe« yto* <haf -,—'" PrsaenUd to Mr W. -I

$lx&fK?ca;(ii* "tiy Bfc CorswrSiwe «f tint *zch tiffiHivAei U<>s<t, Oe-'owjr, A.R 15,Si B Ife Macds»mosS E£td* at ikfef r«^ly, A annsber *i irsSe;«afifig pstzea vat* r&«/<f(> tr, tht *ncfl«siai tetdtets cA mvetz jXeets it \ shs OTdiD4iy Eweifnga, ?jz. : f IS3I) 8« Philip Ma/fa; (1&92) !olte_WMS*%, 7. Vlckery, L. SomeniFlf, ana Geflrge feac*. UTe may mention tfeat >lr H&det'sS'e: mn dncted tbe childiea's choir, acd §#ietal glees and chornses were pTes in a vesv oiedita ok manner,

The boaiuess at ,the St. Jamea't Associa tion, this ereninz, will be extempore^ spe«chei«. Mr Ktraet!a T» lecture ■«iil take ? plice at a later date. As there is so iin- ' portals modoa to be coo3idsred till* even ing; a goc<i attendance if desired. Tlie PiJt-strecS Westeyjß aoclTersary. wnriees were held yesterday, and were ■well' aStesdad. Ihe mcmlng wrriee ws can. ' durtid by Key. H. fit. tfewabtiy, and the evea'ci serrice bj Ker. A'uszadit reiti, ihesfflrawKa oa both oceasioo* we?« good sad practical. T"c« cilledion aftei tae : eirty serria: to £13 IS* lid, sad it lite j cfc«e oi She eveainjj «e;iEQa £12 12a lid, nijiisc Scgithtr, a saia ci £2:> 6s lOd- . ll wx3 scioaixd thai iae U3 acd aaniTeiaaiy ; a«eUDg nili hi ttdbl on \Veaneada.y eireai lag nes;, whea leleetiaoa of racsk aad sacred iooga will *w given, a-daddresses by seT'rai miaiitets am* blend?, Thi re«aJ!y-io:iaed Nonbsote and Po~ soobj S'eim Ferry Conipaay took over she steamer DeTOaport tc-day. The pik« p*id for tie fee-aS acd good-Will to the Devon port Ferry Company -shm £l,a». The jDijvcafO'n rsaamed itEßniisst under lis new m4»agemefi6 ;b£s mftereooa. Ihi ;ecj3e'au-?i mwaiooary, Mr Soloei".e Heaia.3, ss.tnsd to-day tor 8a« districts of the Waifcato in panoasra oi his laboars. He wiil (ectnie tit-monow evening at EtaocQtea, cc iteFoßowißge^Ba&gaiiCaai" bridge, and aS oiti: piicea m_ per pr» er-iicj. llr Haain- i««xj..:i!y :ha mis few the work : is was oaeof a etasa s! Eo.clU'a refoimeta in Eagiand ao=e furry y»tw ajes ere die tsce ot "Temjlir " wa.l known in cooDecSioa rri'.a the :o;.ii afetiaeaee nwTe men", when such men as tie Key. Tcooaia J»iwnc-tr (of Bici!.B^r:j>ra:2 Roach, Tafls. Whitaker, John Cii&eu, sad other deputed "!;>bti; * were !ead*x3 in the wir-path. Tce'lecsarer ha.i large «peitett«e-, and h.i.5 sac cipabiii:y cf interesting his h«are« with haajowosaaecdotei aod mcoonta of by-jone time*.

Tseacaail ra.s*tis?o'the AccilandEowl-, lagan J Lawn TeatdsCtab wjuheid cs Sttot* > .day afstroooa, Mr Thos. SifacSarliZK p-e-; siding. The saaoat report was r;ad by Mr oliphac*. Membets' ratmeripuoss foe the !a.«s year amounted Jo £32 Us, xhicb, with 3. haliaot foam preTtoss yea* s=d osaer | itcoa o: income, mdc a total receip: of>| £31 Jot '2iL Tb« expenii'cre amounted '-o j £32 "s lie!, Ujifimy a crudi: balance of £2 ! l"i 3<L Ihi iscre&ie of mera&e"»nip In. yen Lad own trsncJi in ex:<i.s of any pre uotn yea.-. Tae retKXt ns idopred. {.•fficetsvefeeleettd m foEiom:—Ptcaid-ms, I M: T. iticflarlane; see«tary, Mr Tait; OMasiittee : Messrs Bell. Reid, WhSa, j Wbiuker, Jackaoa, md Haci:eciusie. j SsTsnl new neaiNerj wer* ekct«<3, z-.a ;he | a«stng cloned ■sita a Tote of thanki to AEoiher ipleniM idiiSoa io the Ucioa Coapanr's B«J arnred is hailoar eariy this caottin-g, acd tiQans to-day wjs viaired by a taf'g« naot« c: p«er«caj. Tbs VViiraripa, ci wbica a itßgtiiy d««ipiloa Li givea is oar shipping wlaaiß, U istowa ax a, tavoteea knot lo.it, and1 teens ik the Tiraweia, Hsro;o, a^.«i Wafcoce, : yet io cc !iaL>!i'id to conipie:* lit* r*d faanel tat. All tie ran*!* ra»y be ! Expected {•> arrive here v fi=: m they caa ' bs scrned cv: bom «he botMets* yards :mi MTar the leagthy j« »oy»ie s between xht 03i1i5in.2 ya.*d aa-i she ac»;3e ot : fatate lafeoars. Tht Hcuoto is sow ad i ve:u««d to !«a.»e for the wtooEea _neis i moath. aa<! boa the £ie: ihjs; wi:fcia »a i hoar ai«« tie IFaiiarapa !«!• the baiMera' , yird tix-t lirij of thi TariWiri had beca s o;rxze::jed' wilii, ;he cin::ie:;oa ci tfee r coaipiay's orttei ii andtaMed. Tke»e ■ large jsaaicira icdicue a S" e-i5 tnetf aa-s ta r the iistsrcobiiKLi asd coii».i! infix, -s.r.d we have eTery erH«s<s sia; tisy fnii be . jp-seiiily rt-jctred.

The taatiiroay cf Au.rkJand's lljrewd«t aiiTjrtiwrf ipettu tha menu: '"oira; "Tc* B-ir»!ax* Eti.i:hicr»'i Uiliilc**..i;-a'y.-AtT.T.

Tbe B<reaford-«itees Seiwoi asniTtrsar* liti ai<i ZQ'ziic r.:-;<:is,s wui "cc t*ui t»n<srrow iTtk9»lat> iT«3i25 Is :i-» cinrch. Ttf_a win he ;-njTi"i-;t! a.*. '~-X :.- si.-: til'- .ia i •..--•■; ;uii:-r c-:e: ---iBjwfiIhck«id ssbw>;!MnU7. vrh?c *i.:.--i:-sw. iuMTSpessiiii with rr.-!:■: azd =os;, w;il b> r-•'>:". b7 K*t. W. S. Po?3t;r: " T'h-s Bw: >f-::r.'>i of Tea.:hi.-J.* f>7 R^t. G. V,". J. ?;»;&>?. ci tJeacs cort. oa "Tte RelaSioa of ftona ro th* T*i<:h-ir> c? :b; ?choci-' K^rj. B. T. Hillowea aa.i J. K. H-:chir» wiß aiiQ jjeii oa o*Js*r

THE VACANT PORTFOLIO.

Mr Wright Does Hoi Join the

yimi*try.

(Bt TILX>;S.LPH. - PRESS ASWCUTIOS.)

WBLLINGTOV, iM« cay. Messes Dick, Bryce, sad KoUetton fe tanied to WeQiogtoi :hh mortsinz. With itlenote to the riciat portfolio, i: fcas trassj>ire«i lltat Mr Wright wa.» o3"«e<i a a*a! Ln the C»bia*t, with the portfolio of Pcs'staitiir-GeneraLbat thoag'Q he was qnise willlsg to join tae Goreta meat, he wool* cot acceps aay o:ber port folio shaa that oi Mmis*«r of r'cbile Works, as bda? the oss in which; bi* ienice?,owusg to his preiioai tiainiug iraaid te m 035 elfecttve. Mr Vi'ri^o1: would have ukea Mints'.croc Wotk* tuid i; been vacant. Mr Wtiah*, it h nocer frtoi^d. leaTts foe ChristcoTuch tMi after noon.

THE LONGHURST CASE.

Ihe Judge Apparently Unsatisfied

[DT TEL2G&APH- PEESS A'^XTATIOS.]

WELLISGTOK, thii day. AT the atrp:eme Coart, Adieu, coaTicJed of cosjpiracy, wa3 btoaght op for teateace. In a lengthr ssaternent s he <ieai<d hia eoiit, and ccniecdoi that he hid tc^a fcacd goilty on false evidence. Jadze S.-ehmoad «»id the cj*j was an extraordinary on?, tni he intended no» to mafee aay coajmect on it as present. There were certain points. re<iniring farther consideration, and he would postpone judgment. The prisoner •would be adnmted to bail on ondicg sure tiea lot £300.

DISTRICT COURT.—This Day.

(Before J. E. itacdonald, Esq., Districe Jndj*.)

Jajnes CtrtKle r. Junea FUreil: i-? Aim £■,-[ on iremiaor? eo».—Mr LajS, for plaiouff. salt tt-a Ct'esdjc.! wa.l maii'.K *a eSo;> SO cay tee fficmer ci? 07 iTH'ttalment?. azd be woio wewoiea-i far » reajtid til cext Coast daj. Bexasced acoonUul?.

Lcji aid Banco r. ?. 3iest&zna; eUim, £15 promissorT-cote.—D-'eadjmt iid no; appear.— Mr E. W. Barwi crorsd th» debs, an 4 judg ment was »£ren for pjAlfliiif, wi'Jj coal* £1 fa. WaUo- r. W. Bs<:t:*n*n : ctalir. £25 13* 3a — Hr La.'^aiET apseared far piaioai—Jam«« ffitwii ctot«i tea! deles 'ant cilgtiuUr o »«! tIT 3 £31, tax t« had pala £5 6§ &i H« cUlmsd tha boisnor. Tta m onay waa lor ?htoeen hf ad c»*.si«- Jaigmecl was giTeo /or ptaialiff; eews, £? S«.

i[aj*2s:d T. OraStsn t, BiAjrroTs; cTaim £5\ 5i 6i, jod*BK!E5 samaos*.—Mr Deroie aaked lor m remain till isxi Costs day. which woe gunt«A. Moa&ibaa t. F, WTaoo; diita £55 iai Si. &xAi.— An she reqnwi of Jlr tteTi»>, sh« cj-k w*a iijounwd Ul> cert Ceort c"a~.

if"l Bil»i T. Gcahii^ saa Loixaci ; cSaiai £S3 Us (A breach of cq- wa —idjoined b". B» reqaast of Mi D*vo:e till nait Csraiid»T. t. Loc* v. C. S-eTen £2}»—ThJa one rauu« ojs lor deliTerj- c{ jad^cssnt,— t-i\ Honor aald fes hid not crouidarefi tte point T-t. bas waulil gi^e ais jatjjnecs to-macow miffrdu^. W. acd A Press v. C. T&rars.'.—Mr Wsie, wto had teeo at pointed axbiJntor In tfcia oaia, for«rtrtied tla awa-ti. wticft waj tosbeeiltct star plalatifft wtre eost!l«<i to receive from tfco tefemdast tfcalsaai ci £i£ lit; ibßXC elecda.nl par £5 13? coesa cf awara, aad tt.ll Uta panira c«»rttt«ir crwn cc»!3 of aad !aci4essal to tte ra 'era? oe of tfee 1 rioc-

J B. SliLs v. Lewli and Sececm^d ; staira £58 ll»3d. aore—llr Uilihlsj sail te hvi b«*n reqneited bj- MrHnjtfcea to m* foe a tsmand for II 4».».—Bemau dsd sccOJdiagJy,

Toil cose; uceil sic buln^af.

ACCIDENTS.

Os Saturday laa> several accidents o-ccarrad,

as oncer

Daniel Glcesan, a labourer, -was rathe: seiMtui? injated by the failing of a quantity of eirta" upon him while -w&riciag ia the new building of the Auckland Timbtt CVunpsny, in Caitota Hoase s"rec6. Gle«soa wa« extrica?ed from fcii periiooa position, acd as he appeared rery much hart, he was conveyei ia a cab to the Hospifai. On exxmtasuin, l>r. Copper foind that the am-»l! bone of nis rishi kg was fractoß<L Tide bone wa« it otics ie:, and the patient v on the fair iraj of re coveiy. Another accident luppesed aboat 9.30 on Satnrday eTenin?, on the Asylum E«ad, Point Chevalier, tbxough the cpaes oJ a bajgy, whes three msu^ Jtonjoa, Evan?, and sanndsrs, ware thrown oaf, and one it

, them, Jf.Hirson, was sererely injured. Mr I Marray a noise, west ost to ascer tain tke cause, aeeamfmi'ei by Mm Lawrence. They found the tniee nitn on ! the groom!, oae lying under tbs bells- of I the feorse. -Jt-hnsoa appears*! in great jiii.', and was b'wiiaj frsm the head. Hs was taken iato tbe hooae of i!r! LssTne-ttiw, arid I>r. Yoang is-ia «est fer, ATifl m z'Unoxnc.a 'tfirhaal del&v. j Tfciee »»ffi «fcj»v<Js were »ei!r«i cp; itiaj s'*r» f«*r«4 tlyM« *pis« is injure. THj : CEftTt-sog Ei ap»re4 alUrhily fattier, but' va* sazffle to'ftkjft' Tfce rsee were all! .jw!s«r *S tt« Jisre^aTi^. tfee aedifenl m cansed iy * datp teigat-cart- tat ia tits read. I

NOTES FROM THE KING COUNTRY.

{BT 11QaEG5:.iPH—OWS COS&ESPOOTJXT.) Opening of the TttJtua District.

ALEXANDRA, this day. The beiiing oi Tahas—shego!a coantiy — at the renews of Wa'aiani aad others, I am toW is to fee at KihlMhi, and cot an Cambridge. This v the kcality where hi otistJ, yens a;c«, wu reported to hare fsacui gold, and where he was returning when iiust oa the Wang-inoi Kiver, It jeias Maniipoto iaad a; Pareors, aa de sori'aed in the Gazette bonodutie*, la con n&rtioj wish c'acdaiiins ptcspecJing, I am told the folio* iag mede oi caution lo the pikeha is to be adopted:— Any Mnoti or fislf-ciste leading or g^idrag frospectins I parties to look for gold »t la.hu* or Kangi toto ti to be made arti-werabJe for his 1 aetioc in. a way taat wil} pieTena him iroca tiac'gresaing jga:n. 1 Tins rusivea siiJ d»cb-e tint the story aa to Bailow being sh 1 1 at :* a myth. They jay it *m oaly a "pSaEt" oa tit part of the eaptocs of Wiauta to *Btemp{ to make ou: thi; «tie State had "seen isrred at a list to life. Wiatati waa at the meeJtcg as Wha'iwhisihoe after a,!L He was among those who btoacht to»3d to tfite visitors, Batfow had w'aisa csaiijator?. Ttiere i* Ji-tl; or uo btwerceas La the Maori mind as to the des,sh of she eziaiatf—the auger is as a tiasLfiar friend beSrayiag Lias, T/j-e Constabulary at Alexandra Xity mach M:od<hiaea: ii felt at the .A.'.'.—S"tH* sixty in oamber—bslag kept liet«. >"a oa^ cas diviia wba: they are wanted tor, oalisa aia co^tring paily for soitcjois. Ti3?y fcave, howerer, dose •O3« good s:rriia; iic:e they ba«e been ssauoaed here, ia cleaning the old euos whiei Tawhiao deliversd up to Major Miir, to djiie them preaeatab.e v t.raphie* oJ wiriart, to be eihtbhsd is Wellington; aad ia splitting sons thingiea »cdpat',ing , 3 Ei* r:ct oa the chaiea. Aveiy Til]ti« ozs theory has beta pat aboa! m to their ; teia? sUtioaed h-e.-e. As the Native Mtn: >titrai3t Bjp taepablic-hoasei attfceUie Eestrcj, asd, ia so dotaz, inflicted alleged j hi:d<hip 02 the pahlkan*. it v thoagbs tin ] msn hive b-ea statioaed h;re as a toiaiiuxt i to Ficei aai Cooosll. the hotel-ke<p«rs. \ The police are stilt wanting ibe maa Clct wo::iy, who wai grog-atUiag ai Wcati whauic-j, aad, ani thue ia siegetd th«t | :hi tpuita seized is hi« sbacty a:e •till I preserved in:acj by ttie CuEsiabalary, bus '• I am iofmnted that tea haj takes ib« place of s&e eoafiacitfiii Hqaof. Taichiao's Present of Cattle. Coac*miag the s«re ef cAitle thrre was sapyoned to aare beea glvea to the SiStTe Miafster, in eiplaialioa taj now come to iijh;. Tawhiao followed the example of Te Whiii, Whe» the CoastsbaUry were s«tti w Pjrihiki Tj Whiti sent them teed. Xiie Maori Sdog coaid do no less and »«at '20 heid c: store e*tt.'e to the offices com mtadin? ihi A.C., who did sot know wtsit :o do w;:h_;ie=3 aatil a Cabinet meeting hid bees held, •whea tfcey -were yit cat to wii::as the ciipcsil of me Sutive Mfai-ter. Taw'niao m:gfct ju«taa well h»Te a»I>l ih-; cattle a:id piia the sr.g score for cp-iabj; tke bdJ^e, ioiSeid of asiil h«pin2 this Mrßryte will d> m, I hiard wveral pwpJe ijy. Still Iwtter, others say, it he bin fcilffd the h*rd asd eaSea tbetn. Tawtu-> U thia. I am told, and waited to ;» i-iacor, jaffering fi'Jta attheca and impeeQUOfitr. Becee uhe were gathered so bia fi-re/iih-T! there wooid be c«j keeacoca pesisioa for the successive. The Amnesty Act.

Cocs^d'-rable m-'«jppreii«nsioo siuti be.-c ai to the Asi-isatT Act, tbe casiTsa and «.jx-5 Eaiopeaas who ihonld kaow belter statins thai Te Ko-i:: and Porakain hive both tecs arnnej ted by the postage cf ths ie: Tiiy a^p«a;e»i to b< qniic ignocans thit the measure emly j;»ve the (torero ment power ro oniooe offence* and treicsei c: the h» by p-cclamitioa. Sale of Lands.

Money, i: U stiied, is ea«T to b? ob t.iiced by laiid&wnjag OMBtbers ot Mania pj», and two .*er<iraie men a.-c .staicd to have rrcxfnfil £V'/i facJ. AnotatT signifi cant occurrence i« th.»s the joiEgsr pteple •c»:.< to &:qaire all ::::• tribal iofotmatioa "iisy caa from tie elden of the people— b>)aada'ie^ genealo^ie.-1, anisach Use d«. UiU,

A BOY KILLED ON THE DUNEDIN TRAMWAY.

far TELKGRAPE— VBXSS AS3OCIATIOK.]

DOaBDIK, Sunday. A SAO laijl accident oeenmd oa the tram way this so-ni:^ j.loa: II o'clock. Tbe steam engine, wi:h two cars attached, «v ooming froai sac Xonb-eaat V3;ley into tha town. A tittle boy aimed Tetter*, a^ed about 10, tie son of a nboemaiter in tbe Vatley, toi ia the car nearest the esgrne, and attested to g*. oas wishoot jrfrinj: tae sigcat to stop. Besunng right nafl-sr tha car, a=d the wheels paswd orer his nsck and arm. His head ni rat almost cJtireJy 03. Tae cninctof vis in Joe ie<Mnd ear :.iki~s ticket* a: the tim-, ssd s gestleman wao ut the Ls-d 2«t«ia : ? o2 gave the tigail to stop, oat it was too late to prevent the acctden«, Tbe body was »akaa to the Tnorzne, aad aa inacst wjd probikiy be te!d to-marrow.

AUCKLAND TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.

Ths Accklscd Te«chtn' A»»>rls£laa on) oa B*avi£%T atwrtoon, lis th* Wetteetej-ftreiet K&00C Mr U. Wor'islajfion in tha c fciir.

Eocctiicsii. IsTOTCTt. — A lettea ttxa I>GS<«!Ur, castai.nl!» i&joistfoss ps^ied at a wact«»' E-seaeg fi&esre, w*a i«wt. n*urz Mint .t w*j srottH'^; v> fona » Kew Zj.vl.iii RJae« tlca«i lß«r.{.trte, ao£ ««xlsx crtier a«oclrites* tSronstbcai thseotoir to oomtaaw represeav* sJTta (or a gscjr«J ocraadl 10 be fceld as Chrtw tisaida '■ormc tha Cinssmaj "*ara;:o->, I*Bs. Tte matter wu oriered to ss»ad orsr ffil »eit mmtlag.

Teacher? Salaries.—Mr Wortaingtoa. after 3T5-=aiiss ca the jebjee: of teachers'saiirisa: at great length, mored " Thar, the recent redaction made in the salaries of h*ad teaetera of tte Aaddaiui pnbiic schools, owim: to tie g«n«ral faiiicg-off of tha arerageaKendance cf papibin cocsaiience o£ tbe pTxrulence of an epidemic. is nnjnas in pritcipfe and diacocragina to the tezctsrs. and is cslcafated ia Us effects to seri amlj injure Uiecaaseof potwlaredncatioa."— Ttiii KsoEntioa was pat to tfce meeting and car risii, Trhen Mr Worthisgtoa mored, farther, " Tha: a coot of ths above be forwarded to tbe Board of Education, wisa. a respectful resjoest tfcit szxk repteaentatfoßs nsay be made to tie Minister cf Edacaiaoo ot the facts. Jieir caajes aod cocaeqcacces, aa ma 7 t&ns, IE is hoped, prs vent 8h« rECnrreEoe o( a similar ißtcstsce in thu or aay o«ber past of tie colosr. —Mr Jlaaon seconded the ttsabstlaa, whica waa carried af tar a tesxthy diacnaaicm.

his P*« Cest. BiaJCCTrojf.—Mr EaSer 3ji><i )iisj 1 te>j^un reoetrr d cj sa Ace* acd teacher trom Mr 3ws.zms, M.H.H., coßi«l>ed lafcrmaSteo teas tha 18 percent, red aet!oam«3B on tmcfe«&' s.ii»rf« would be reavued. Be T=n.?ijd h» 5!!" ;i so7Ch!ss Had te«s te»rd bom tse Board on tbo ra6j««.—Tl» Ch.»lra:ai »M £fS,«M bad b«ea tik*4 by P*r:i«cieEt, but ortfcltt; »«d ye^. teaa hejrd from the Beast.

Tat B-.<3K»» &c—Letters were read trooa th.r Cterlstchsrch and WeJHsgton issaocla^iotis. ijasinK Uia« Sto mitter of Mxs-boot« wooJd eonanp for <xuSd4ra!i3E- shortly. &Nt from tia Sel-cB A«accia:!o3 exeitSJiOT a wttiogKHS 10 co-opeiwe wiai tfco Atjcilacd Aaoditicii io scj-w ori which ia to b-ot aißia»acoe to tio fto faftfoOi

Tie maaJlcz zilvoroed a*ier jsaaßing & vote of ;fca»S3 to Mr A. P, frCaßi^lno. M.H.P., for hit ic-'ion be-irij« oa Uk res:o.-aston of Use IS gaecesf. taiea from taaefcer*'saiisries.

"NEW BABYLON."

Tllls ainaational drama, which is l«ing nightly represented at the Opera House, appears so fcave lost none of the popularity which greeted its first appearance. There was again a large honae oa Saturday, the dress circle'beiug well paiirctifsed, and the lower parts of the hiaas .crowded. Ab-tnndinz "with incidents of a wonderfully excising nature, and at t&e 3i«ie time possessing niany irresistibly comic situa tions,, the piece is a moat attracdve one, and natnraiiy draws well. It will be repeated on this aod several succeeding eveninjc?. The company are engaged in the preparation of " iliakicd," a new sea »attona! drama by the aatbor of " The World" and "New Babylon." It has never before been phyed in the coloaie-", bus ha» met with conaideraale success ia Ecglacd. Some »ix moaths »go, it was ' presented at the Surrey Theatre, where it r Is still running.

NOTICE,— Having teen informed by sereraJ psraws who west orer to Een ;fcs pro peri? trows za ScuajsiJe, rrallso:e Poiw, ttat st.«j eoqratod of lam* of tis reaiiejit.» or cer jom tt«T niis a: tfcs North atoie, tbe best vaj so go » vi*w (be isna, asd weee aoawerea tint it was c*s."e<B for *&<bd io sa sa tie Ca&d waa ati afarop, *»cd jc*t «rocl-i ie« drowned. Sfei» £O'".lcjfe2S7an£ to do swsy wiia eacb falls ra- BeiM. »s tie jTSic«r^j- la qaeaUoa !j aSooj the iiigfcess 51jG.4?«l Isrj; eS t£e>o.rt.h Shorr. c»a. msa'ilafs » «o<jd 7l«w Jjtop ia tts carth^ist. laid etiakt bi «M crr«r ajiio *r-tf again p»l ■7ate)7, as."! rajeaMd rSstg &4Te been evie f,jr If tes ii bae ißfectte of the owasi to hara ;t» lazd «oM 67 aacntsn. ots tfce IHfe d October,

CABLEGRAMS.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH — COPYRIGHT.)

[BXUTXB S T2UO&UX&]

(Reewed 11.15 sum., O«iob*r 9.) Anot&er Fresh Outrage. LONDON, O«ob«r6.

A daring attesnpt to shoot i graziei and two lace! agects his fceea made near Bsliiaa, County Majo, lieliud. Tee ihou fi:e-i were unaacwjaiaJ, and the icsen'ied victims escaped. No cine ha« yet been obtained to the perpreUaton of ibe oat rsge. r»bW UXDEK-SECRBTAKV.

It is cow officially aononnwd that Sii Jalun Psanreiute, L«ga.[ Undci-Secretaiy,: has h*ea apjeiated permateat Under- SeereUry of Foreign Affairs, tic* L«rd Tentetden de«a.«ed,, NEW YORK, October & THE LA.SD LSAGUE DEFIFSCT. The newspaper, '"The Irish VTorld," h»s cloi«d the fund whica was being railed £#r ths Land League, acd in doing «o ba.s declared that tbat organuatioa i» now defunct. COLONEL UORPOX. CAPE TOWN, Octob«T 6. CcL Gordon (Gordon Paths) his resigned his position as Commandact o! the Cape Forces owing to, diiJefencs with the load GoTernmeat. H.B, — The sboT« telegram has been delayed ia Uaasmimioa oetweea Aoitniia »sd New Zeslasd.

LONDON, Octobex 6.

} Consols declined lj to 101$. JierwZea j Ixzi teentitiei reaaia at list qtntatioae ; 5 [ per ceat. 1040 loan, 104J, ex diridesd ; 5 P»r cent. 1559 loan 107; *i per cent. IST9 — 1934 loan, 101 2-7liu. Adelarde wheat, ex ■wirebou»e, quoted at it, being an ad ranee ©i Is; New Zeakod, ex wwehooie, 42a to •its 64. Adeliide Sow, ex iraieboai*, 3Zi, Th» t'Jtal qoaarity of wheat afloat for Great Britain is 2,950,Q(X) qturtsis, Aosiralun talloir: bai httt uochinged at 44a 6d ; t.e>t taaUon »aTJnc*»i la to 4"«: bes Sydney copra quoted at £19 10*, as adracce of 10s ; g«fTsait«d ixon, 26 gaage, remains at £17 15-. j THE CLOTTSE. LONDON, October 7. The Radical prea:i>-e ha.» bean jomairhat cocaproniued by tie dotare proposal*. FIRS AT BIKKIINHEAJU. A d&iSrccttTe lire bioke out at Biikea- J head, and revolted in a Lai^e qoaatity of f Taiaabte property being dettrojei t.OVAL VISIT TO HETLEY. Tat Q-aeea will ihortty nut Ketley. THE FBEXCH IK MADAGASCAR. Hit Freaen pie«.i iasiit on tie conquest of Madagascar. GERMAN DISTRUST OF RUSSIA. Germiny is carefully watciung Easziaa ojxrauons «o the frootier. A MIXEBS' STRIKE. Tie collier* are conoedici; to the pro posa-'s o( ih« Biß^owTMn, and a general j!iik« hs» ba*n arerted. HONOUB TO SIX S. NOKTHCOTB. LONDON, October ft. Sir SfaifoTd Northeot* has receired the fieciom of the city of Glasgow. THi5 ARAB KISIsQ I^' TUSIB. The Arab ruiig is piincipaily confined to South Tank

AU6TRILUX WINES.

The naot&dal report of the jnron it tXe Bottieaox Wise Kibibiti;n on the Vlctoriaa. wines U te;y satiifictory.

A USTRALIAN.

(Rewired October 9**o, at 12.50 p,ca.J AKKIVAI. OF THE LIGUBIA. iIELBOUBNE, this day. Toe Orient iieanuhip llpmx from Lon don via th« Cape ha* arrived at the Heads acd ii-i-in pUcoi in quarantine oiricg to tie prev-iie.ee-: of smallpox at Cip-stswa. BOAT ACCIDENT. A bo*t eapiuxtdia the Kirer Yamytsttr day and two ptrsoDS we?e drow»ed.

SPORTING..

A.R.C Sp ring Meeting.

Thk weights for the principal eTenta ef the Aackliid Riring Clab Meeting wer* de clared oa Sataiday, a» followi :— I Hu3dlk P.ics ot &3«07.». OldUvcee, 3 mite*.

The Caulfield Guineas.

(SJtrTEK's TBLiaSAJtS.)

MRLBOUJJNE, Saturday. Tac Victoria Amateur Turf WnV* Meet ccmmea«d to-day at Caalfield, Th* foi lowiog waa the remit of th* CiCiniin Qcixtia, a ainwpKa^B cj 10nr eaco, iO, wttt K«J sots miivt. Toe foci* et j*ri umo thrtM year* old. Tte i-ws« oone w reeatre 3lwt* treat lfae isaiaa. md Uws «Mrd wS!t« Miiwte. Coin. »« 3J»; «Utos,SS. IjzX'jb. rSaato- Mr W. Pe«»a.'4 be rtylß* P»a. br BeMiMl Stteo—=ao*spaa 1 Mr BaxraTi te c Boolka, br Ghsrfaaa- Brttjse* .. « - •• - * 8!r T. EW*/* cil c Gwssworc, 4r S«as i*os> ward—PeraATsestora -- .. - I Twelve hera-a itarted. Woa easilr.

(From a S?ecjal Coimsposdest.}

MELBOURNE, Saturday. The othtr »t«itcr§ for the Canlfield Guineas weie Aiie-de-C«mp, fforfold, Omelets, Calms, Stiosara, Mistakes, Heda, Trao-ferred, Ironmaster. Betiiog at start wu 2 to 1 ag«ia«t Gatas worfc; 4to 1 againil Frying Pan asd } MfsSakea; 7 la 1 against Transferred I Heda, 6 to 1.

Taranaki Races.

SEW PLYMOUTH, this day.

The nomination* for ths Tarasald races were seat in od Saturday sight as follows : —

s> tk »PLECHASE.—Larry, Dianthvt, Lax rikio, Gon«, Funens, > ew Year, Claggaa, Grey Motnas, Wide-awake. SPSISG Handicap.—Larry, Hippe damia, ffip|wrma, FishwoTnan, St CUir, uon Jour, Hiaemoj, Sostci Miit, B« ---deamer, Taipo, satoria. FLYlsa HASDIC.4P.— Hippodatnia, Hip* porin3, Fishwoaan, Lord of the &llb, Bon Jonr, GallsßU, Flying Mary, Binjinoa, scotch Mist, Bedtemtr, Taipo, A st-?na.

WAKGANUI, this day.

Hippodamia and Dan have been watched for the "Waogaoci Stake* Handicap Ban waa also scratched for the Waaganni HwdlfeT.

DUJtEUIJT, this day, The Dtinedin totaluafors on the Canlfi'ld Guintas paid a dividend of £6 3s.

SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP OF AUSTRALIA.

fpaTGTEE'S CABLIGEAMS.)

Mush the Winner.

SYDNFi', October 7, IH tbe concluding heats for tbe Pnnch rowing prizes to-day the reaolta were aa

follows :—

Michael P.nah (CJarenca Eirei) ... 1 IV, Beach (Dubtw.N.S.W.) 2 E. U Layeo«!c (Sydney) 3 X Trickett (Sydney) 4 Kaih won by a length and half from Beaco, who beat Laycock by a conpl* of length.*. Trickett was last for nearly the whole ot tfce way. Ths lace tc>k place under favonnbls circamatance-», the rirer b-ur g smooth. It is estimaied tbat fnlly 20,0C0 peraons witcea««d the race.

Constable Law, of the Thames, captnred on Satarday, after a -violent rtmggle. a man named Jam£3 Thompson, lately in the em ploy of Dr. Payne ss a. coachmao, who in 2 st* te of msdnesa throagh driok had fired lhre« or four charges out of a rerolver amongst a crowd of people, luckily wit&crat doing any injury.

WELLINGTON ELOPEMENT CASE.

[BT TILEGSiPH.—OWS COSEESPOSDEAT,]

I WELLINGTON, this day. A* interesting raw of alleged elopemmt was ventilated, at the KM, Court, this mornrns, fceiore Mr E, Hardeasde, R.M., when a maa named Wm, Taylor, formerly a mariner, bat hterly engaged a* a navvy oa wo:ki at Katvrjrra, was p-oc*edsd ae«ia>t, on the charge of hninj, \rithin She put three month?, stolen varicss articles belonging- to Atfred Flowers, lately z boarding-uoaje-keeper, it FatxjnionsL Takaka diamc«, near Xebon. Mr J, Gordon Allea appeared fcr the proseca'ioa. From the evidence elicited it appeared that in Au^Bil last the prisoaer Taylor was residing at Jlower'a boaniicg-huas?, at Parrajjobii. Occupying the same house about this period were Mrs Flo*ei-s her infant, Taj lor, and two other buaider?. Tavlor fi-S5 became a bonder at the house ia Alay teat, and coatianed to teaiie :he:e liil the 21s-» o! Angß*t _ Intending to br^ak up Mi eaUblwiunens wita a view (o pro ceeding to G*evicoufh, Flowers made ar rangements about this date to scad bis wife ihitfaer in a-ivacca. Accord in jlr, assisted by Taylor, he picked up a coLkcnon of hia boaseaoid goods in turo luge trunks. These were to be taken to Greymoutti by Mrs Fiemejs, »h"), it va arranged, saould p^rfortnthe joameyvia •> elsonin the s'e;ira»r Lady Barkiey. Ltt'r 00, Taylor a*ri4tcd i lowers to put the boxes on board the Lady Ba'kley. He iniormeti the hasbiud thas 1 he too intended to proceed to Neboa in [ onier t* s*e.k employment on a boit fce loasiog either to the .Anchor line o- the I U.S.S.Company. At firit he said be meant to go to N"-iioa iq tae Mtraey, a »iilin;; tessel. Ja»t hefore the Lady Barkl-y left j the whart, howerer, Taylor foand his w*y tom board in company with Mrs Fiowers. I Aa the ite&aitl moved away, the pair were »«.a chatting together aitera, Findtng i that Sire Flowers hid cot j»»ik to Urey i moathasarr»nj:£d,he.-hasbaEd»nbseqaently i inititated inqniijes aad diicorered tb*t in (tcia oi proceeding to Greyaveath she and Tavlar bad takea pa.«s3ce to Wellington. He afterw*rd§ came here hinwe!f,acd traced the pair 10 Kaiwarra, where they had been Jiving together is man and wiJe. Ia the cottage in which th;y resided were the two asUsing trnnki,eonUining sundry articles, aomeol wtiica we-eflaimtd by F owera aid i he reis by Taylor. A search war ran; wm executed by DeUciiTe Chrystal in the pitaeece ot Coo»uble ODono raa, Taylor, aid Ml 3 Flowers, and Taylor was therenpon arrested on a 1 charge of having stolen certain table-cloths, mtioacasaiis, mllow-caass, blankets, ahi-eu, window-bliodi, window cortains, looking-slaasea, ej^enps, & kerosene lamp, coaab and brcsh, acd glaa», valael at £10, the property of Alfred Floveri, The witnoa** examined for the proeecntKu comprbed the maa Flowers, lleltctUt Chryit»3, and Goaatdble O'EknoTin. Jn the course of cjo*;>•iiiEi.ia'.ioc a: the handj ! of the accsied, Flowers deisisd that he told the forcn«r to " take care o? hi« missoa " tit she got to Greyxaoosh. Mrs Flowars never toid him {tae hajbaad) she waolc neTer live wi:h *n?Tn »giia after zaaccideci which ccccsrred oa the Sstartiay ni^ht be fore she left, whsa the husband seized a clock off the aaawlptees aod smashed it i:

tin fi;e. Fiowers admitted thas hia wife had threatened to !*are him acd enter sir rJce, bst he added thit she atte-wards witbdrew th« tkreas and wiihed to fee sect to GreTmooth.—CetectiTe Chrystat de piaed that when he seirehed Taylor's home at Kaiwarra yesterday the latter told him he w&spajing tbe r«ct of tie cottace, and that fee w»s cohibiting wita Mrs Flowers, and Intended io pro Tide for her and the ia fant. At the coM'n'icn ef the rant fc-r the pro*ec^tioo, Mr Hardcastle expre»a«d fci* belief tbat the* wij a diScaltT in cotnajit ting the pruoner en the evidence bnx^ht forwird ; an act ci spoliation had cot jet b«eo proved, be thon^.ht, ard wisfceat this, cf coar c, there could be no (arceay. Mr Allen therefore appliei for an adjoara mtnt of tbe caae with a view of psoincicg farther erid'ece on that point. His Wor saip, however, coiat&i oat t&a: aa this waj cniy a preliminiry in<}airy, the pro*ectttar ccnld Ijv asosher miormation if able to make oat a itronger case. Thj pntoner was then discharged.

DR. WALLIS'S LECTURES ON IMMORTALITY.

The s-nroad of tiu coarse of lectures pre sently b-ucg s*rea *>/ K*v. Dr. "Wsllis Ss»in*t the doctrine o£ " Conditional Irn mor.ali'.y,'' was delivered toa Urjrs aadleow last night La t&s Athenseaai, seirtaa. ; Caoosins a* tSae bads of his reniirit3 tie words of Genesii i „ 26, tie lecturer srgaad j tiu.: a.i zh3S in hi-, b<>i'iy tons was mad* in the iikeaesi of tbe brace creauoi, his like ness to God mat be ia bis spiritaaS nascr?. Tais was made clear ia mtaj parts cf :he Scripture, as ia Epfreraai it., St wbere fir. Paal says " Pat en the new Ejn, which after God ii crested io ri^hteoiissesi aadtrae hotisess.1 * lias wa». ia »hor., i »*r,M"o!d being, eide a? of s=>ul and body. This was generally accept* d»• trath, eic«p: or i»o small ecicoTs of philosophers, the Materials w» lei in ;»* present day by Herbert &p*ncer ana Bayce, and the Idealists, whose leading exp-->s*nt was the late Mr Emerson. Ttie fi.r»t-men tioned *chcol believed there was nothing is fee uarrene bat matter, while tbe taster, held that mini wa« eTer> thing, and nutter had no real exuieaee. Dr. Bajne {the lee larer 1* old master, though, he had sot ha-■ bibed bis error) had x gratd theory to ex plain all niinial pheaoaneos. Tn%t idea w» tha; there was but ose substance ia Bata'e. which was a doable-faced thing, being matter oa one side zed mud on ti* other. This wtt a most abanid s»atemeni for a logic;s-i to advance, involving a sis b«r of cootradietiocs. This substance on the one tide ' mist bare «ri<c;, divisibility, weight, fona and colour, while oa the other side is hid noie Of t&tse qsalrfe«. It was taanife*:!y ridie&Joai to attempt to acciant for the phenomena of Saind ia this way, a«d be thought it might be taken for granted tint mind hid a real existease. After re c-»pitnl»t;c2 the ar^tinseaa for maa'a natural untnottatfty which he had ad vanced lait Sabbath evening, the rev. lectom proceeded to state fte*& arzomeat*. Ist, The pe.-*onal identity ot individual* formed a strong proof of immortality. Every one admitted tint he ntiined a clear j conception of hi* separate identity throngs. Ire, acdtMs takers ia coajaociaa with cbe phyjtologitalfectthat.eietyseren years at mosi.oar eatire boiiea underwent coinple:e i change, proved that there irassoßetbieg to tv besides oar material frames, d c was coa vioce-i thai he was tbe same James Waltia who was hocn some 57 years ago ia Abardeeushire, and as he kid worn oat eight bcdie» sad was bow wraring his ninth, mtght not he survive, evea though thi* body were destroyed, whether by deaii lor other cfaan.se i li death, had the power to obliterate coßS«oa33es»-& po»ter which was not possessedbv disease^ QatUaOon of bodr, orpnysiological change, tfrere tnos:b:some reason tor i:, and he denim itd a sfngte reason forhoWiwrsucb airiew. We know toe little of Death todognutue ab;s: it. At death, the conidou* msn cEfsppeared iiora tiew, bat was he therefore lojj or destroyed ! At well might they aay that the ship whicfe sailed £* oat to sea until it wa3 lost to view, w*3 destroyed because it kid Abapp-e-srvd. Sad. Fe held thai tbe nature and p *wers ef the human mind de monstrated its immortality. He alluded to the great achievements—mechacicaf, mental, and nwrat—of the human mici^. Dr. Young, in hit "Night Thoaghs3." ■ finds a proof of immortality ia the great ■ engineering tiiumphj of our spe " ci«». " X changed ct eati^B takes tti f>ce fiom man." and f»om this he inferred—"lmmortals have been hsre." The lectoxer d-d tot place much raise on this as a logic.il argument, bnt it was different when the literary and scientific schieTemeofs of man were considered. Snch mtn a.% Homar, Piato, Dante, Sh>k speare, and Mitsos had eiren the world immortal works, and could any oae say j tbat thesj mea had been, snaffed oat Ifki a candle } Then, a* moral greatness was fir in advance of ictellec'nal eic:llence, the lives of patriots, phiJanthropLiia, and martyrs — tcoee who encored all things in tluir dejoUon -<o the canae of Truth and Duty—were yet stronger proofs of the immortality of tfce *onl of man. l-'ar to the Iron? of all in thi* eh?:i he placed Bnddba, a man only in ferior to Jejna Christ, whose moral great ness wa snch that he had been deified, and at the present day vr« worshipped by twice aa many people as worshiped Christ The progre.reivene.is ef the human mind also gave strong pretnxpr.ion of it« ia hrteot immortality, for ten qualify in a market wa&ner separated man from the rwt of the animal creation. The greatest height ever attained Tjy the soar in? intellect of man had not exhausted it* power', but had seemed bat a pledge and prophecy of for greater attalaraeata witMs '

the ranse of possibility. At the close. Be. J Wailis intimited that he would lesume the . subject nexs Sabbath evening, •when he j wocld be gUd to answer any qnesuoas oa \ to-night'i lwtnte which mighi be forwarded , to him in imtiiMt dorm? tbe week. j

THE EGYPTIAN WAR.

(f ec?ived 11.15 a.m.—9 o'ct ock.) 2he Egyptian Army Pay. AIiftXANLRU, OcEobeiG. The increis«d eonoiamsn's which vrer* accorded to tae officers of the Egyptian acmy ucder the terturism whi,-h preceded the rebel.'ioD, baye now been revoked, ant! the turner ta:ea of pay will alone be sraated.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

British Policy in Egypt, LOSDUN, Octobers. Sir Aacktand Colviojivho forcnedy occa pied the position ot British Coitroller- General of Egyptian finance, is cow returning to Egypt. He his, it iia.i transpired, been iasiiuced to suspend the resumption of h:s former dutiw cf control, and it is expected that these will Inow be pennaaentlj abolished. Withdrawal of Troops Criticised. LONDON, October 6. The baity recill o* the ttcopa hia been severely critici«<id. The French Unpopular in Egypt. ' In Egypt there is a ceaeial feeiina of i hatred ag*lnit tte French. A. Hebel Leader Executed. MustaSa, one of Anbi's leading men, who took a promicea! put in the recen: outrages, has teea esecuied a: Alexandria. Be Le^seps Tet*tijies> for Arabi. 11. De l-esseps hu wired to the Conical■? sha before whom Arabl ia beiag tried that Axabi protected the Canal. Lester* ha»e beea fooad which prove that 11 He Lesseps assisted Axabi. The European eoaotel ia Alexandria decline is take cp Arabi's defence. Germany Favours Peace. Germany ia promorirg the caison of the Powers. Greece Joins the Indemnity Com mission. The Power* agree to allow Greece to . joia the Icdemnity Cooimiisioo. Sir John Adye's Return. Lieutenant-General Sir John Adye, ■ X C.8., chief of the s:as in EgypS, sailed '• for EngUcd to-day.

CRICKET.

ErriEiL cpetiaz tEstctea of tfcs s«iaoa wer« pi»je«i on Saturday alsarecsJ, tacis beits ie c«ed an the ruult of tba 2r« ioa'.cgs. onr.Bj( w ih^ilsilac tis^ a; ths dlipasiS ot tfce piutn. Tie f>3inalii j reseated a fen aslnxued »> p«ar*E«,Ui« majority cf As wicisa baicstcja s I*4, wlilie Mtef&l cocwsts lock pUce c;:t of uw>, Ncca ol tie rai-ci*« *rer» o" ncci eoc bo< tariaar bees arru:» ;■! yet.

20CTH E.Vd T. GOiOJX.—ffcti SSltcfe eT£i ; i»vr.i oa Ma. I w.cisi. ui-i incited la v >S3} ■ncsarr f■■» GoiiOi bj 38 ruci. Aw-tf WTi< t Syiea bi'.Wd w»B ror IS cecb, >h» lenoer k::; COS cc; Edward U1) Til :ie oclj tn»" who sa£e & ipm: 1:r coctb JSrd. :ie wiciea oi ;ts Ooehasgs fiOix? r»sJ-It tefoie tba coffacg cf Wtiaaaw Mil Gocid. Ite former toe i i:i »:^kj for 35 icxa, &sd iL= laK*t fircr v^xu ftr li. Gcrt<jc : Si^lmy, Cti heaiij.i; Kjbarn, ;ua oas, S; urn cat. 9; As*es£«, cm oat. 13: Hirfcjvla, b Howard 0-; Wtl!a*er. b Hoirjri. S; Sjiwe. b aatberiisd. 13; K*ndirdi»«, b i-tiij, 1; X C_Jyaj-c, ria oas. 2; GvaU, b SBdMofast, 9; E rc-»!t Slul: Leat T. 6 Goo-d, 5 ; Howart, b Wtltls.3i>, 11; c eio.la, S ; B«aT«r, b Gasid, 4: G. Broirs. b -v miiir_i, i; v. Bro ira, b w iu*ai3.o; i. Ijrwi b Wiui*as, J: Harrii. b Wtjiinii, I ; iawio*, b Goaid. Ij llici»T.h ** tUltgi*, t: asat, net oas, O ;tx£ev. S—sdAlSS.

Pos3j"yßT Sscosts Elktes t. Uxr&x.-Ttis ma;ci was p£aj-eti a; .'..i-aciiale. aad resulted in an &137 viciorj for ;br Wtin rr^en. So^rea :— Union C.C.: T. Wallace, b Glkhri;;. 3: Sotner vCle. b WTurinsr. 29; J. ireaibaM. bW.Far eosir. 2; J. Wallace, mn ecs, 1; J. Steaarv b Wti:i=z. 11; R. Hii^ r-za o«, £: J. ftsiitrd, b GCiirrJi 6: I). Archfiald. & GCcferiai. J: S. Scecari. b G2eirist, *): Hirvej, not oat. 8; R RSlard. c DalKo. 9: extzs«. zsi: total. 118. P^BioabT: Sterasjsoo, St. 1: Oats, b WaSice, I; DsiitoiJ. b Arci ibaisi, 1: Andrews^ b Airchi biiH.o: W. F*rnchir. c WaEice,. ©: French, b Archibald, 8; Wbiiitz. c Stecirt. (J: ilaoler mots. b WaEiee. 0: 7." FarcjtiJiar. bArcailxild, I; Scott, c R. BaElani, 3; Giieiirisr, no« ota, t>; eitris 2: total. IX

V*»r K»B t. colts.—A match w« com m±i«d ct tiia txjiwia Graced lass Saszisf &i-5 wrti tie * ess Etc S.si sieY.c a*ti, t*reorj two Cote- Is w»s cit cacdudei when tie reecxned arit t!axam»j~> Tte eterea onfj | nu&itced to gt: Tt> fa thsii lsiiwa. Kiss nufcmt *, C F. Reid. IS. ua T. Jl*ciy 13. V«xer, M»iE3. uid Btrry ali bowled wetr, Tta OjSw fc»i I»»'tx wicc<ts for a5 >t«s tbe Auqu wiredr&wu. W. Gtsorge ccatiibatUg 31 scares are:—'!rsc e'«TO, firit Unisys; W, bwa-, c Hssiii b Berrr, 1: X:=;. b V.rce»,2S: T. iUicceil, b Berry, J;C F. Keto, c Bowrioar, b aujaa. 15; T. ilic*j. rsn out. 13; P. Butter, a W. Butorr. b Vtraj. I; ot-ojco, c S. B»ier, b Hiitcnro, 3; Caowtv**, b Ykmt, 0; arooks, c •serr j, o Veraej", 9; *d*t, b H&ano. 1; Sttao, l.:-; oai,2; «irr»j, 5; sn:>i "J. rw«nij-.v»o COiU. fliw fnatags: Vew«r, tun out, 1; hhitj, t> lii-iy. 7; W"o,j.i«. cliitr. b M.ci/. C ; W. Heid.S;Hssca,cstocr. l;ex:ri', -I ;S Trtciecilor Slim,

Yfmst Xso ATiHiGsa.— ArzeS beaded bod (3 ccsSotl w;it a iriM ba» asd bai. Ia the aeca-ui Onu, P. vvood* w«» tbe but gt»iui 1 1-db»l*-»s t43i_ct »Tffjr»a«. ssdßeczy the tail J-jr Mgjiesl loirtfiii sr*r«.p»-

Puxsoxbt v. l'xrrEn.-The tn&teh tetweea Piseoaby and Uci:ed S*:aQ.l Eleven waa woa by tl». iM&er wiA 1J runa to spare, the totals being-OarsiJiJreapjctiviElTr. Hauirj- (3}|t. Sims UJ>. C. J. Owen tls. and Roue tu> were ttte only players -who g<K iaio dooK« SsKres. DBILLrSHsa> PLiTSSS V. Ar.r-mvras- — Ia this match, wtkn will be resumed next SaJcr dar, && Pi&F«rs mads 6} ia tfeeir £rss mnfnc- aaa tfe* AJtoomers fcac oaa mrickst down far 13 ness when the simajs were drawn.

SUPREME COURT.-criminal Sittings.

SATUEDAY {COSOXBED.)

PEBJtTBT.—The trial of Tfcomsi Gorman wa<« reported in oar last issne np sill the s'tgeof Mr Cooper's atldre-jj to ths Jury for the defence.—Hrs Hoaor teen sonszned np, and the jury, after s ten minutes' delive-* ---tion, foand the prisoner guilty. The sesteoce of the Ccart wa* two years* im pfiioomeot with hard labonr. This condaded the crimiaal basices?.

Civil Sittings.

THIS DAY.

{Before His Hon*r Mr Jastke GiHies.)

The GitO Sessions of the peart were . opened at ten o'clock this moxnirg. ; BESJAJHES tJA>S Tt£*Eß T. AU2CCS • WItStSS. —Suit fir specific performance, | i viz., to coavej- bad—Sir Earl appaire&for i . tse pJaiatiS^ aid Mr Unco. Cooper {to i strutted by Mr GeTjje) for the defendant.— Tfcs issnts pfaced before the jerry were shortly as follows:— (I) Did. the plaintiff, .oa the lOthi of Jamsznr, ISSO, parciiise far £201, bom Patrick Dignan, S3 acxea of iartd ia tie pinsa' ci Paretnoremo 2 (2) i Bid She plaintiff pay the wbole of the said pnrchise money T {3) Wai it agreed skat the coareyacce of toe land so porchasei : shoaM be taken ia the defecdani's came? {4} Did th? defendant conrey the faad to the plaintiff, and did the latter pay for registration J {5} Has the plaintiff re quested the defendant £o execute the ora reranee of the land, aai ba» be rsfased to ,do so?— According to Mr Sail's ope&iog sratement, tie circumstances cf the case are as tallow: In. Janna'y, ISSO, ttte plaintiff being then engaged to b« married it the deiendaol's sifter, began to look cut for a piece of land in the Ararimu district uoon which to settle down. He se.'eeted some property teloapag to tbe Hou. Patrick Digozo, and finally asretd to pay tbe pace demanded, vix, £201 or i'l per acre. He thea possessed a sam of £2CO, which lit had received thxoagk Mi father's will, bat as there was a judgment against him for breach of contract, wb:cb c'iim he considered to he aoiighteacs, he wss un willing, by malting a purchase ia his o»n ndnie, to giVe his ct editor the opportunity ot seizing upon tois mbuey. Theref-He, at defandant's father's sngeestiom, he decided to pnrchaae id <ie"eidant >s same. The par- [ eh «ac of the land wa* arr^ngeti throajrh an f ageot natusd Matthew Frost, and to him a ; timol £10 was paid byplaindff asdepoit. ' th^ defendant beiog, howevc, the noanal ' purchaser. The cuaveyance was made ons I bf ilwfr.* Hnjhes end George at plaiatiffa direction* in Mjrctn Wilkin*'s name. The deed was sigaed by defendant and Patrick Oigoin, and witness paid lbs DsHttce of (be psretuse money, riz., £180. Soinj time affcr«rards the plaiatiif wished to borrow £100 oa tbe lanJ, nan Htffit? Hoghss acd George, at hi* request, arraneed for the loan. Accom pibied oy d'-fecdan!, pPa:otiff went to ;ae sclieitor'a office to receive the loin, and after dtfendan". fcari signed the taortcase deed, the money waa ftiren to htm and hy him paid lo the plaiouff. A hoaje wjs erected with the mscey that borrowed, aitd it was daly insured for ibe protection of the nwngageea. Up tiJl thii time eTerytbing had gate on "swim dinglj." Thfi interest oa the loan ssa ihs

r*tes -were regularly pud by toe plaintiff through the defendant, who duly fcrr&rded to him the KceiptA. Unfortunately family differences supervened. The plain tiff had muiicd def-jt'.laot"s sister »d was living with his fatter - in - law, bat a. row occurred, and to consequence of it the plaintiff depirted ■vritli hia wifefreaa the homestead oi h:s new relatiom.-. Shortly aftcmrards the phintiß'"s fioaiewaa bnm:d down, and the msttijajees electing to take the insaraace mosey rather thaa , baitd again, hd deSermicei to get the deeds in fai* owe name, baviag cow satiified fhli ia-iac:eus ot which he he tad tormexty stoo I ia dread. Tbe defendant, horeevsr, refused toeoirey, ani I th? present (Mttosedinsß were accotdiagly ' ijE.stiltited. Messrs lia^hes and Gcoigtt had formerly a.cxt<& for tfce plaintiff, fcui irere Eos' th« defscrfaat's solidtotf,—Tins piaintilf gave 'Evidence t» the abo^e

(Left Sitting)

TELEGRAMS

[FSOJt OCS UW2f COEEE&FOSDEST.]

THAME3,;th.is day. ADAXGEBOCS DBGNKAHD. A m-3.1 named Jarcei Taocnpsoa made quite a stir t<sre oa Saturday evening, Unricg the day he too£ rao-e liquor than he could coaveEienfy hold, and went into an hotel for mare, When they ma.'cd, te palled out a losd-d revolver aad preieated it is tee fC«f®n at the car, threatening to »feoot him- He after-ward-! wenS inso a boose ta KoUeston-s'rtet, an<i threatened to shoos all tae occupants. Afterwards he preheated the revolver at sererai children, acd fired two o: three shots, bat, fortunately, hit no one. Titl? police were ie»t for, and Coistable Law arrested him, though not hefote lie had received some rough treatraent. He was brought up. as tha Comt this moininj and chained with being dtunk and dis-v tieiiy, ar.d asiasithtg Jhe toaitable and disctsrftsg fire-airoa, and »ai fised £2 or a week's iaapei»oaja«nS eicb for the two firit ofiences, and £1 Lr tie tM; d. Caled-jsi-OT.—The manifer has stare>i to diive Ecrtjwaid at So, 1 lerel, on. what is twiieiei ta te the Ca-e No. 5 level. He erpecti to faave ta go IC») feet before it jancti&ns with No. 2 teeX It is a good tookiße lode, acd Irbelj to make fold before "the jonctioa is me r. with.

TACBABGA, this &*y.

It h naaanid ih.it & charge of a ierioa« nature ha ka made a^aijaa? a Isa«fiag officer oi the police fotce here, and that «& imeiti.satiort will shortly te fa«M.

(PEE PE*SJ ASSOCIATIKt.)

GBEYSiOUTH, thia day. WHIL£3 PiESTIFCL-

Ar:iTe«3, yesterday erecisg, , binjoe Eiamiiser, trom "WeJlin-jt&E, in ballaat. Captain Clarsioa rep;rjs th»t daring his 25 jeers' experiecee he EeTe* saw to mmy whales zi he eoeoiißtrtwS betwe*E. Cape Farewell -and Grevmcatb, 12 being ia sigh; on o-.e occifiw, b««de-i seiing uren alt tie Tar-y.

WBLLIKGrON, thisday.

Longhurst's Pardon,

It Is undemaod that tfca qne»tfoa ol Erarttcs 3 pardon t> Utorge Locgfenrat in eoasequiaee •£ t&e reaatt'of the taat thze« days' trial will otrne oa-ier tin early coa> aiderailon of tfee GoTfntmesk BKSACH OF PKOIIISE CASE. A breads ol pamm case, ilia- S*ntey t. Leyboorce, GoTernmeot cleik, ■wrascom m*r;ced tkts mcr.ia^. It i* btongti to recover £3)0 aaraage*. lfc« revenne rf the coloay for the six nscsths endim? Sep:enib«r 30t&, trs not yet I ojmpleted tat probably "wrili be so, by ite mi idle 0° the weet.

CHBISTCaUEC/, tSjisdaj.

Jikba » ali, S2 years of age, nndets»iug * jecteace of five years, died at Lytteltoa oa Safcitfaj last Ihe ißßnal tndxicg of the Yeoi»a«rj- GaTatrr c*nutt»uc»s here t<xs*y; coa» Elc^ecLs bare arrired fwrn Timara, (*sJf bart'-'S, Kangiora. &c, *nd tfce men sr« qoarteied ac the drill-slud. Tbty dispetse oa Saturday next

THE CUP MATCHES. Tke cap cEatctea, wfcic!i are excitinff jreatinbre-t among criekettrs, comtntnct.i oa Satnrfay, -when lascista Park scored a hollow victory orer Aidicgtoa.

DUXEDI-S thi* day,

At a meeting of exedttois in the estate, of Richard Dcdd» Thonipsaß.Cuatonw t -fficer, jlt appeared that tie cettor waa in reoetpit of a salary of £130 a year, acd wai living it the riie of £300. He had iccarred a j oamliar of debts, without any attempt to settle them. Air James Daman waa ap ! po'iited tras!«e, an<i instracted Jo rcpr&feat the-e facts to th« Goreromeat. BtFLE ASSOCIATION MEETING. A most tacesssfal tn*etißg of {be New Zealand Riik Association is promised. Eircry district in Otago wiil be reposaeiited. ; At the GiEy Coin, Pierce Batter and Patrick Gafety weie each fia««i 40s »ttd c"**», or one month's imprts-ozimect, for illegiily catehiEg ttost. In the totafisator ease, the Magistrmtes aare jadgmect for the amoant pafd into Co art, holding that Gocdisoa sad the other fire iaveston weie only eatitled to one fifth each o£ the MWHiitt registered.

THE SUEZ MAIL NEWS.

[BT TELSGHAPH -VIA THI BL¥TF.]

Tee English mail, pec U.ILS, Veroas, bas arrived a-. Albany.

LONDON, August 25t&. Renewed Outrages in Ireland.

Agrarian tsarders in Ireland, wbich. latterly hive, cos been so frtqneat, are again rife nadtr ciramnt»ccea of greater atrocity tta n eve r. A family of six berso &•, r aned Joyce. Imng in a horel at Coaoenua, sot far from the scene tr themEiider cf Lcrd Jloontmorris, were attached in bed by tea disguised men. The grandmother, eizhty years o?d, its mother, acd d»agMef, the laUer eighteen, were beaten to death with feJndfwiH. The father, ami ose son of elevea year*, were shot dead, ami aoothersoa dsagenxt'lyvonftded. Joyca heht some meadows pr«Tioasly occapted by" an evicted tenant. He was also sa* pet ted ofgiviKg information cszmeetei aitk the marder of Lord Aidiljen's baififT, wba waa kifttd scd tkrown law J-oaga Mask. Ta'es wilnefses tracked the assassins, acd will g»T» evidence against iocs. Thefi.-st sessionof tbeSJpeoalCoainiissioa held a5 DabiiD, under tlte PreTenttioQ ef Crimea Ac:, eadsd on the nth. Coatic tiact weie obtained in six cases with trial by jury Ia eaca instance. Two leaders of gangs eif raarvlerers were senteaced to deatb, at-d others to losg terms of pesai senitade. gjfeto Phase of the Agitation.

The Irish agitation has entered on a new phsse. There ha.i been a great inan^uri. tion of the Iti.-h Laboar Uoion nadsr the Eujptces of Paraelf, DaviH, DOleo, and McCsrthy. The nism object i« the ao qatsi;ion cf plots cf groaad, improred dwellings tar laboareis, cbanjja in the !aa<i ia order to facilitate Jh* a«jnir«m«nt of plot* by occsp»nts, the re'"orm of far'u nien'ary suffira^e ~m favuor of la!ioar«i?,aiid encoaragemeot of native iEdasay. lit Pnrneil is anxioas ta explain that no hos tility to the funninjj classes is intecdrd. Ot&er ipeaker* made it pfaio tt«S it ii in« tended that tbe expense of cunce-sioai shall fall on landlords

The Soath British Insurance Compaay decided to^isy to increase its capital from one nuilkn to two million possds.

Mr ft T. Cbapmin, bookseller aai s4a- Uoner, hsa now removed back to tfee oid site, where n*w an<i sp<»ci<ja3 premises bare jost been erecteti. His socommodsJicc is sccc^tat fee will be ie a psrition to meet aB reqeire meate.

- An accident of a caiafci natare ooiorred at the wcxk« oJ tbe Aackla^d FibceC©., Srsnley-»treet, this inornin^. A bur numeii Jam-s St. Clair, axed aboai 15 letrs, bad his left liind ctaght in tte michioe y by .'oai? means, and cnnfeed ludty. He wax taton to the HcspiJal, where it wa* decided to ampatate the injured meinbcr at the wrist. Drs Golds bro* and Goo?«r perfi?imed the operatifn. The sefferer ha» ncdergoae it fsiriy well, aad seenss free from pain.

Greas improvements bare tees effect^ oa the roccain Cricket Gccttod daring the las* few wsekf. Apart frem the ieTreliing 02 the ontskuts of the grottcd aad tbe top dressia? oi the pp-onacl itiel!, the paTiog has been endowed in a ae<tt white railiag fence, a plitform has fceea ejected in front of the Y'taudah. rausißg tbe whefe heg^h &f the straclnre. Vecessaiy wpairj bare been made »a various directioas, and, ia fact, mote than £100 hat been expscied in wor£s connected nith the psTilico.

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