StJTHEELAND WATERFALLS. —None of 1 the scenery in New Zealand is attracting so much attention as the wonderful Suther" land Falls. In order to give tbe public an opportunity of knowing what these now far-famed falls are like the Weekly Press, in its nest issue, will contain, as a supplement 1 a splendidly executed picture of the falls. But while the Falls form the leading part ot the picture, other scenery of interest ig also shown, including many of the most fatuous peaks- to be seen en. route to the West Coast of that part of the Middle Island. The picture is made from sketches taken by Mr W. S. Pillows, and at a glance it shows how rich New Zealand is in scenes of the grandest and most inspiring kind. The 'Frisco Mail.—Although the Taka puna with the San Francisco mail arrived at Wellington at 4 p.m. yesterday, it will not arrive in Christchurch until to-morrow (Thursday). For some inexplicable reason the mail is to be detained in Wellington till to-day, when it will be despatched by the s.s. Ringarooma. Sumneb Excdhsion. —The usual excur sion will be run to Sumner this evening by the Canterbury Tramway Company, leaving the Square at 7.15 p.m. The Sydenham band will accompany the excursion. Monet Club. —A meeting of members and inte iding members of the Ivy of Lin wood Money Club will be held at the Royal George Hotel, to-night. JtrvKNiLE Crime. —By invitation of Mr C. Whitefoord, R.M., a meeting of Justices will be held this afternoon, at four o'clock, at the Resident Magistrate's Court, to take into consideration the question of juvenile crime and its remedy. man, named Alfred Wella was arrested at the Gladstone Hotel, by Detective O'Connor, la3t night, on infor mation from Auckland on a charge of larceny as a bailee. Stanmoeh Bkas3 Band. — This band intends performing at Lyttelton on Sunday afternoon next. A collection is to be made for the Orphanage. Ram and Ewe Fair.—The annual ram and ewe fair, under the auspices of the Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Association, will be held at the Addington Show Grounds on the 21st inst. Entries close on the 14th inst. with the Secretary, Mr M, Murphy. Jubtickb and Grammar. —There are evidently some peculiar specimens of J.P.s over in Australia. 