Mr William Williams, of the Victorian League of Wheelmen, responded, and re ferred hi a chatty and highly humorous style to the various New Zealanders who had raced in Australia. He intimated that he would probably start a training establish ment here, and intended endeavouring to get several Australian riders to visit the colony.
Mr F. As jiiith proposed "Kindred Clubs," •which Avas responded to by Mr McKedinie and Mr H'diKto»_ L '**-..»i&

During the evening songs were given by Messrs C. Pannell. R. Petersen, Burns, Holt, Henderson, Z__chariah, Broome, and H. Rit chie, aud several recitations by Mr D. Ryan. The contest quartette of the Stanmore Band played a selection.
MEETINGS, ENTERTAIN MENTS, &C.
There Avas a large audience at the Opera House last night, when the Dix Gaiety Comi-any again appeared in their clever and attractive programme. To-night there will be: a change of programme. The Fuller Bijou Company had a very good house at the Oddfellows' Hall last night, '10-nigiit there will be* a change of programme.
The Jubilee Pavilion was crowded lost night, when Signor Borzoni introduced seve ral special features. The whole prognunme was gone through most successfully. As will be seen by a notification elsewhere, the carnival will be continued till Tuesday evening next, which will be the last night. To-day there will be a matinee at 2.30, and tha usual performance at night. For the latter a very attractive programme has been arranged.
The scholars of the Killinchy school (fifty scholars), under the superintendency of Mr Tipplar. headmaster, ami Mr Tollerton, Chairman of School Committee, paid a visit to the glass works to witness the exhibit-ion of practical glass-blowing.
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