After the motor-car_ had revolved several times for the sake of practice a long-horn black bull dashed out into the ring and made furious rushes at tho matador, but refused to have any dealings with the motor-car. That per formance was a mere rehearsal. The real trial was -vhen the seventh bull was given over to the motor-car essay. He was a fine strong animal, wicked enough for anything. The motor-car gyrated round and round, making circles round the bull. Once, and once only, did Hie bull at tack tho motor-car. He made a half hearted turn at the front wheel, only to meet the iron plato with which it was protected. Once only did tho pic ador manage to get one of lub long banderillos placed in the back of the bull. Onco the bull got jambed be? tween the motor-car and "the barrier, and oiico the wliool of the motor-car caught the hoof of the fleeing bull, laming him. , An end was made of the ridiculous unsportsmanlike display of tho motor car careering round the ring after the bull that would not face it, and amul the indignant cries of tho assembled Spaniards the motor-car left tho ring in triunmh.
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FIRE ON THE S.S. WEKA.
Mr C. L. Duigan's revised property lisb appears in this issue, and is well worth perusal. Tho very latest bar gains in properties aro to bo obtained throngh this reliablo agency. Mr Dui gan has several choico dwellings to let, particulars of which can be obtained on application at the office, Ridgn-ay Street.
RAILWAY-BUIDING IN AFRICA.
