In the case of Ilamys and Fouch v. Craig, heard yesterday in the KcsidentMastistratc's Court, and reported in our last issue, tho plaintiff's solicitor elected to take a non suit. There was another case in which a person named Potter - sued Bamvs and Foucia for £19 3s, being thirty days'wages, at 5s "a day.' Mr Tyler appeared for tho plaintiff and Mr S. Heakcth for the de fendants. His Worship gave judgment for plaiiitiU'for 956 d., . •.: ,<

With reference to the Thames Valley rail way the " Waikato Times" says: "We regret to learn that the Government find themselves in so straitened a position for money, tho new loan having been already largely anticipated, that it has been con sidered necessary to countermand the order for the railway bridge over the VVaikato at Hamilton. Concurrently with this, a rumor is also prevalent, said not to have arisen without due cause, that it is the iutcntion of tho Govemmentto take theThames-Waikato railway down the cast side of the river, con necting at Taupiri, and leaving Hamilton out in the cold altogether."

A cricket match will bo played ou the Domain ground to-morrow between tho Standard and Carltou Cricket Clubß. The players for the Standard are : G, Brookes, Testro, Colgan, Stallworthy, J. George, Iveus, McGregor, Day, W. George, Batts, Wcston. Emergencies : Done and Saddler.
The following team will represent the West End Club against the A uckland to morrow afternoon on tho Domain ground : Messrs Heath (captain), Arneil, Choyce, Coleman, Cook, King, Laing, J. A. C. Lawry, T. Macky, F. Mitchell, and Wcy -111011 til.
