Cab-Owwsbs.—The Canterbury Agri cultural and Pastoral Association offer a prize for the best kept cab and horse which has been in regular work for the previous six months.
FtnvxßAL. —The members of the Christ church Master Painters' Association are requested to oloee their places of business from 2 to 5 pan. to-day as a token of respect to their late member, Mr Button, and to attend his funeral, which leaves his residence at 2.30 o'clock.
Tailors' TJkioh.—A meeting of the Tailors, Tailoresses, and Pressers* Union will be held in the Druids' Hall at eight o'olook this evening.
EirraßTAiintrsT. — An entertainment win be given by the Dramatic Class of the Christohurch Working Men's Club this evening. Two new comedies will be produced, and the scenery will be entirely new.
Dbauobts. —A tournament at Bangiora> which has been in progress for some months, has resulted in favor of E. Petrie Ist, J. Blackett 2nd, J. Seed, jun. 3rd, W. McKechnie 4th, and J. O. Joaling sth. Petne had the beet of the handicap, and Blaokett played without being allowed any points.
Axnsnc.—Messrs Wheeler and Sons have just completed a very excellently finished photograph of the C.&.C. boat honse and orewe. The picture, with the background of trees and the new tx>afc honse in the foreground, is most effective, and the work has been done excellently, all the figures coming out sharply. Mr B. Smith has also got a very good photo of the opening of the Canterbury Bowling Club season. In this all the likenesses are easily recognisable, and the picture throughout is well taken.
