Addington B_j_aab.—This bazaar was continued yesterday in the Oddf alio ws* Hall, Lichfield street, with a further measure cd 1 success, a brisk business being kept up among a large body of visitors. a special feature among the attractions will be a luncheon from 12 till 2, to be in cluded in the shilling charge for admission to the hall. After two o'clock the price of admission will be reduced to sixpence. As this is the last day of the bazaar and a very large quantity of goods refUfun to be bUsposecTof, there will no doubt be "a great gathering of* visitors, There will be a variety or entertainments in the evening.
I_soT_n».—Last evening the Bey. J. Fergusson, of lnvercargill, delivered a lecture in St. Paul's Church, on the famous American preacher, the late-Henry Wardßeecher. The Bey. J, Elm_Ke pre sided, and there was a fair attendance. The lecturer gave an interesting account of Beecher's early career as a preacher, and related a number of anecdotes illus trative of what the young preacher and his wife had to contend with in the settle ments out West in which they had gone to labor. He then traced his rise to the prominent position he maintained for many years as a successful preacher. At the close a vote of thanks was passed to the lecturer.
