The panorama, "Up the Rhine." was exhibited on Thursday evening last in the Pukerimu School-house, in aid of the funds of the Cambridge Presbyterian Sunday-school. There was a moderate and appreciative audience whose frequent tokens of approbation testified to the pleasure given. The proceedings were enlivened by selections, of vocal and instrumental music, which were effec tively rendered by Mr and the Misses Caley. Mr Watson sang one of his char acteristic songs with much humorous effect, and Miss Fleming executed a very brilliant pianoforte solo. Two instru mental duets were very nicely and cleverly rendered by two pupils of Mrs Bedford's. This lady very kindly lent the piano for the occasion. A vote of thanks to Mr F. J. Brooks, the lecturer, was received with loud .acclamation, and "brought a very interesting and pleasant evening to a close.
Hewitt's Hotel, Cambridge, at 11 a.m., where luuchenn will be provided by Host Hewitt. On Monday next, the meet will be at the cross-roads, Te Awamutu, and on the Wednesday following at Te Awa mutu. On Saturday, the 7th August, the meet will take place at Hautapu — also at 11 o'clock.
