THE LITTLE UN.

Little Un, Volume 1, Issue 54, 10 February 1885, Page 2

THE LITTLE UN.

Multum in pravo ' Tcesday, Febiujaky 1 Otb , 1885 The raeing fraternity are moving towards Ohinemutu. Mr G- A. Sala is expected to arrive in Auckland on the seventh of next Marcli. Mr J acomb, pound-keeper at Patea, ! tried to oommit suicide .by cutting his | throat. j Hon.;Mr Tole willpay a visit to the I South i sland in the course of a month j or so. | The Wellington "Times" lectures S Sir J ulius Yogel for bad taste in aeferring to the telephone charges while that | libel action is pending. I Do'nt forget that Mr J. W. Speight ! wiil deliver an address at the Temper- : ance Hall, this evening, on an interesting sul ject. Cha-ir to.be taken at 8 | o'clock. | During the past- year the North New I Zealand Fanners' Cc-opeiative Associaiion has disposed oi £3,000 worth of shareholders' produce, andhasdone a large trade in fruit. An old submerged ?un, supposed to have formed part of the armament of a man-of-war that visited Sydney in 1788, was fishM up at MossmanVBay N. S. W., last month. The cutter Muriel brought about 50 sacks of kauri gurn from Katikati on Sunday, which is to be forwarded to Auckland per Clansman, this evening. This does not iook like the Katikati gnm-fields heing played out. We understand that Mr K. T. Booth the temperance lecturer, has received from the leaders of the Blue Bibhon Army in Auckland the sum of £150, in consideration ofthe results achieved hy his fortnight's missibn in this city. Beyond this, too, he has heen relieved of all expences incidental to his sojourn and labours. — Auckland Star.