Church of England.— Wangaehu, ll a.m, MAT4RAWA, 2.30 p.m., WARRENGATE, 6.80 p.m., Rev Cameron ; rroKONOARO, 3 p.m., Mr Robert son ; Churton College, 7 p.m., Mr Menzies. Baptist Church (St. Hill Streett-Morninffr-tt. a.m. ; evening, 6.30 p.m. , • * ' St. Mary's catholic CiiURC»^JIeT'e.VH.JgWk | Morning Musses at 8 and 10.30// KyeAiHg' VesLersW Sermon, and Benediction ol.m\9slflit Holy Sacre meiifc. "7VS fjj *jJ.'

AUCTIONS ANNOUNCED

MR J. Ciiadwick, on SatuMfcjr, 21 st. Drapery. AIES3RB Budge & M'toTCHAN, at ueo. on Friday, 24th February. , StcrCk. MR W. Cuwern, at Patea, on Wednesday, 25th February. Ram and Ewe Jf&ir. ** • v MESbiis Barns and Uiqgie, ajk.OamptplUaiatr'tiik Wednesday, 25th February. *Jftock/ ; o. k ] \ ' Mr F. R. Jackson, at Waverl^KiaTfthMy* 27th: February. Stock. "^*ls&^=i^ > .- * Messrs Nanoarrow & Co., at Greymoutli, on Mon day, March lbth. Landed property. Messrs Bkckktt, Hammond, and Dick, at Marton, in March. Land.
DEATH.
Morgan.— On the 20th inst., at Dublin Street, tho infant daughter of Mr Robert Morgan, aged 2 mouths.
FUNERAL NOTICE.
The funeral of the above will leave her father's residence, Dublin Street, on Sunday, the 22nd instant, at 3 p.m.— J. Townbend, Undertaker.
(sow^j^t, "d CiTTTKT) pp*ys ASSOCIATION.)

London, February 18.— Her Majesty the Queen has, through Lord Derby, expressed to the various colonies a warm and grateful feeling for their proffered aid, which was a most satisfactory expression of loyalty on their part. It is believed that all the colonies, except New South Wales, will be warned that any troops they may wish to send will probably be too late for an immediate campaign, but the decision in the matter will be left optional with the colonies.
