A most succeßßful dramatic aitertain menb was given in tfaa Catholic Insti tute last nighfe by the pupils of the Sacred Heart High School. Tba ob ject of thp entertainment was to raise funds far tho. school laboratory. The «• Hidden Gem" in two acts was the piece selected, and it was played cnpitabjy, the character being taken hy Masters J. Maeuire, J. McKenna, C. Cairns, H. Larkin, J. Donovan, W. Mahoney, W. Williams, H. Hurley, M. Gleeson, R. Keenan,' J. Mahoney, \V. Hynes, J. Leydon and T. Flannery. Mr J. Gai braith was conductor of the cboir, ond tho Rev.'Dr.. Egan accompanist. There was a large number of clergy present at the per formance, which reflected credit on all con cerned.
Tempted by the glorious weather which we are at present having, tho Ferry Com-, pany naive decided upon running an excur sion stei&mer to St. Helier's B»y to-morrow afternbo'n. The Eagle will leave the ferry tee at 2.30, remaining at St. Helier'B till 4,45, when ehe returns to town.
OCR GOLDFIELDS.
Hazelban-k.--The mine managor_ wired to-day :—'"52502 amalgam from specimens ; 4740z amalgam general dirt. A good deal of tailings to grind yet."

(BY TELEGRAPH.— OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

Thames, this day. Saxon-.—A crushing of 107 loads of quartz from the new reef was finished to-day, for 1220z lOdwt. Five loads from No. I level also give 2oz. Hazelbaxk. — The retorting will take place on Monday. There are 5250z of amalgam on hand from tho 201b of picked stone and 4740z from 60 or 70 loads of quartz. Alborn-ia.— Another crushing of I>o loads is to be commenced from the Alburnia mine on Monday. A good yield ib ex pected, . . - _____

THE DOBSON-KENNEDY COMPANY.
