MISCELLANEOUS

Mare— D. Blair's m a Laura, 4yi% 1 T. Cnlinane's oh in Prieoilla, aged, 2

Weight-carryine haok, any age up to 15 stone— Bobt. Russell's eh g Outlaw 1, W. Empaon's b gTho Bum 'Un 2, George Patterson's entry, h c, J. P. Pease's br g Boom-de-ay h c. Light-carrying back, up to 13st — Misß Barthorp's gr g Whakehehe 1, John Peat's eh g Corsair 2, N. Sutherland's oh g Hannibal h c.
A DISORDERLY MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT.
Mr Scobie Mackenzie, speaking at Dunedm, opposed religions instruction in sohools, favored three fifths majority on liquor question, considered Banking legisla tion a blonder bnt acquitted all concerned of the suggeition of corruption. He ex pressed modified approval of much of the legislation of the present Government. He condemned and ridiouled the Elective Executive, and approved of the Befersndum as a Court of Appeal from Parliament. A vote of thanks and confidence was oarried on the voices.
(By Blocfcrio Telegraph— Copyright.) (Per United Press Asiooiation.) Brisbane, November 13. Mr Battersby, member of tho Home of Assembly who was suspendod for disorderly conduot during the discussion on the Federation proposals, apologised to the House, and the motion for his suspension was rescinded.
ATTEMPT TO EVADE A PROCESS SERVER.
