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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 17, Issue 977, 25 March 1871, Page 2

Impounded Stock-. —A sale of the above will take place at the Meanee Yards at noon on Monday next, unless previously redeemed. United Wesleyan Free Church. —Tenders for the erection of the above will be received at Mr H. Williams', Hastings-street, up to Monday next, 27th instant. Spit* Church.—We are requested to intimate that Dr. Boyd will (D.V.J conduct Divine Service in the Spit Church to morrow (Sunday) evening. The Weather, which during the past few days has been very fine, has again changed. A strong N.E. wind sprung up last night, accompanied, towards morning, with slight showers of rain. Throughout to-day, high changeable winds have prevailed. The Yolunteer Parades ordered for this morning did not take place, owing, no doubt, to the unsettled state of the weather. By advertisements it will be seen that the Rifles and the Artillery will parade on Clive Square at 6 o'clock on Monday morning. Union Bank of Australia.—The materials for the erection of the new premises for the Union Rank of Australia, at the corner of Hastings and Emerson-streets, arrived here last night by the schooner Golden Isle, from Auckland. Ngaruroro and Paki Paki Bridges. The closing of the above bridges commence on Monday next, 27th inst. For partioulars see advertisement on third page. English Mail. —The p s. Luna, due here on Monday morning, from Auckland via the East Coast, will, we should hope, be the bearer of the English Mail via San Francisco. Immigrants.— Some sixteen immigrants for this Province, who arrived at Wellington per ship England, from London, *ome days ago, may be expected to arrive here per Rangatira tomorrow. District Court.—The District Court was occupied with the case of F Harrison, bankrupt. Our report is de ferred. The judge considered that the bankrupt had been guilty of misdemeanors under section 303 of the Act, and accordingly suspended the order of discharge for three years, besides committing him for trial to the Supreme Court, and instructing the Trustee to prosecute him. Bail was granted, provided that six sureties of £3OO each could be found. Resident Magistrate's Court.— This morning, before R. Stuart, Esq., J.P, an inebriate was fined 10s, and in default committed for twenty-four hours. Another, for the same offence, was fined ss. Charles Newman was charged with stealing £6 4s from Thomas Hay.—Remanded to Monday, 27th instant. The Volunteer Artillery Band gave another of their open-air performances last night on the green opposite the Herald office, which was well attended. The playing of the pieces seemed to be generally appreciated. A platform had been erected for the occasion, on which the performing members of the Band stood. On the rails of the platform were fixed a number of Chinese lanterns, the effect of which was much admired.