THE LITTLE UN.

Little Un, Volume 1, Issue 52, 7 February 1885, Page 2

THE LITTLE UN.

Multum in parvo. Satubday, Pebbuaby 7th, 1885 M. Remenys the celebrated violinist is expeeted in Auckland shortly. Henry Chatfield, carpenter, fomerly of Tauranga, but now of Auckland, has filed his schedule. | Truth is dead ! and the Doctor, deIparting, leaves behind hina "footprints on the sands of time." — Auckland | Telephone. ' The Grovernment life Insurance De- : partinent has done good business . during the past year, and big bonuses are expeeted. The s.s. Staffa has gone to Auckland for to undergo a thorough overhauling and the s.s. JJougias nas taken up her running. Mr 11. TI. Smith's Entertainment was again well attended last evening. It is to be exhibited at Ohinemutu on Eace night. Messrs J. M. Clark, J. \V. Carr, and J. H. Upton have been elected unopposed as the new memOers oi the Doard of Education, in the place of those retiring by efiiuxion of time. A man uamed A. (}. Sargeut, who recently tried to commit suicide at Wellington, has been bound in a surety of Ti 00 to keep the peace for three months. The Freethought folks are talking of prosecutmg the Eev. Mr Tebbs, of St Mathew's Cnureh Auckland, for obstructing them at the funeral ot Mr Holmes who was suffocated at the Elliot street fire. The Lancet relates that a youug girl who recently diedin Hamburg possesged the singular gift of changing the colour of her hair according to the stafe of her mind. When sedate, her hair was of a netural dul] colour; when excited, it became reddish; and . when angry, the hair became blonde. Three days were generaliy required for the change to be completed.