Saturday.

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Saturday.

Amrt i he *^ neral ° f Vaughan took place on Thursday. Amongst those present were the Bishops of Liverpool, Salford Nev£ 1 Pr6Bideut of tine Society, and 80 priests. A large number of the general nubile SmSJTJ^ deposited in the family.vault at Blundell, but wilipr?. J?tt t^ to B S m ? l^ Ar^«^.Mass;wascelebrated Sho *t Sydney. It was attended bjUkhcee bishops and 60 priests. The <ieremony was.moat impressive. The Gov^xpor was present. It ha! 64 fcha^ a n^f l * l PW > .erected toS memory of ft thfp^pS. and "**" BtepS Me nn ° WakenW aken *° »ta *52 The .Comte de Cbambord dfeTon'Thursday : aged 63 A letter was received from the Superioress of St. Mary's Con- £■& Auckland asking tbe Council to ccp t paymeuFKtes to Sj&Sf^ m ° a « y< -JZ* ddllector Bftid * 27 WM daeVaid *H due to the Ponßonby Board had been allowed to lapse The curtent rate was outstanding, and he urged that WbrShu* T were S£,?L *? c lD^u a^° he SißteM a PPealed for exemption from «^sas^a!^ were for -^- p-p^ w^ lD *- V i cW * of . the Sunderland disaster, the Auckland Board of 6 dOOM ° £ the ty pabUc schoolfl to "pe* ♦-♦• Tb ®, ! 8t . TBT B » t J a | ion of Welsh Regiment (41st Foot), now land, in view of the distuibed state of affairs in that country. +w • 18 anOW on 68 at Pu kekohe and Drury, for the first SSLS.* 8 mem ° ry ° £ theolde ßt inhabitants. Cattle have died of atSuter^e^^^ wJShL£ afa T t JF lvi *? lepoTtßl epoTtß Sl6S 16 *a"owtag as having occurred at JKt ° nSaQ w y ni g ht :-"tt»ere isinebnrse of erection, and Sr d> 5 earC . O^ pletlon \ aiieatlittle Bomto O^olic church. The £2frt? 8!!^8ty8 !!^ Bty^ c *? B i OBtilnUlßd »J Uld a £ew da * fl would havl MmtlM>wood«ro^oC the interior entirely completed. Some person <» persons, animated either by the spirit of destruction above referred SnL 7 P n ; ate .fP ite ag^st toe contractor, entered thobuilSnTSn SSracSr fo?^ hed> "* °i ther g^"^ feate were performed. , The' rSK^/onLToS^ 1^^ not placed thb matter "Tto&rtffla*** 8 "-| Sad SW," theZyfefo»2l^Bays:-.

EXw?/?**!."? « not . «*?*** *° www J while the mother; mentally and physically stricken, is in a most alarming condition! Wedeyarbody?' * ra| W " ' P rominent member of tbt •^Er^V*" 1191 19 K l^ f ß^ l 8« and Alexander Boj, tSn AS? Sf 6 ?**'"? 44 * 1 for "i 0 ?^ the fireman of the <»»»» train. Their father is a farmer and Justice of the Peace, generally out rabbiting, and that, when returning home after nightfall, James £SLISS dd S ffiWd Wh v. ac °»&* wa.passing.bSt without tte intention of doing any harm. They have taken the matter very S^i'if 1 ' 1 T* th * W *- J t0 11 0lta *« •'*••• 'heir arrest, chatted uncoS Mld 000o 00 ? 810^ 1^ whiotled. Henderson, who wai kiU«3, had recently come to this Colony from India. In the House of Representatives yesterday, in renlv *r» Mr SSS^ * Hon> M , r ' J / nßton wid «2S2S had Sd^ep^se?: tations ra the unemployed of Dunedin, but did not think the number a> great as had been attempted to be made out. However, they had girea orders to provide employment on small contracts on the HintKS 1 5£SffiBft5i." n "**"*" d MyoM "•""* A meeting of the unemployed was held in Dunedin yesterday. Mr. H. Gonrley in the chair. The chairman condemned thJftSS proposalof Mr. Blair that men should be taken on the OentratßaiU way at reduced wages. The work being necessary, why should liot th^n n -T pl ° yed * 'i*** 6 wages ?°He r^conamended' JS a n U i°t em Pe»teJangauge should be avoided, and suggested that the Dunedin and suburban Members should be communicated with by telegraph, which course was adopted. *«"»«» wun