Mr Frank White’s mill at Temuka was burned down last night. It was insured for

MvJ. D. Kelt, of the Clarendon Hotel, notifies in an advertisement,, that, having pur chased the publican’s and refreshment booths at tho Agricultural Show, helms made special arrangements to meet the requirements of country visitors. Mr P. J. Bell notifies in an advertisement that he has taken the Clarendon Hotel billiard-room from Mr J. D. Kelt and hopes to see his old friends.
A parade of the Garrison corps was held last evening in the Drillshed. was a good attendance of both officers and men, and the corps turned out in the following numbers: —Timaru Navals, under Lieut. Wood, 44 ; C. Battery, under Lieut. Smith son, 40, ; Timaru Rifles, under Lieut. Withers, 42; total 126. Captain White (Timaru Rifles) being tho senior officer present, was in command Tbe corps were inspected in column and then put through a number of movements that were executed satisfactorily. The battalion was then marched around the town, headed by the Gams n Band, and on returning to tho drillshed were dismissed.
