The report of the Church of England meeting on Monday night k held* over until next issue. The Kaitangata Railway Company ' (Limited), are going to erect engine and goods sheds at once. It is reported there is a likelihood of the Mil-' ton Pottery Works again commencing work, the motive powerlseing Dunedin capital. THE next English mail via San Francisco leaves Dunedin on Wednesday first. Letters must be po&ted here at 10 o'clock on Tuesday evening. We hare to-call attention- to Mr Kerr's cheap sale of ready-made Clothing, which will continue: • for one week. -Butter and eggs are extremely scarce in the township just now. Indeed, we are told that an "evening or two ago there were none to be had, either for love or money. Perhaps out country "friends will be good enough to take the'hint. OWNETIS of dogs will please bear in mind that '.their licenses expire to-morrow. Those in Bai clutha had better there'fore-see Alexander David son at once, and have th© licenses renewed. We observe-that Mr Alex. Bain has been ap pointed agent 'for Messrs Wheeler and Wilson's sewing machines, an article no household should be without. We would recommend the ladies to pay Mr Bain a visit, and inspect'theselabor saving machines. Mr M'Dougai.l;, baker, hasjust'had a shop and dwelling-house built, in Clyde-street, (next to Dr Smith's housed which he will occupy ©lis week. The Bite is central, 'the premises very neat and commodious, and we trust Mr M'Dougall will have much comfoi't and prosperity iu his new abode in this quarter. Referring to our -remarks in last issue with reference to the necessity for those qualified for lodging applications to have their names placed on the 'Electoral Rolls, we would now simply remind all such that to-morrow is the last day for attending to the matter in the meantime. As some ignorance seems to prevail upon the subject, we may add that all. such applications have to be lodged with the Returning Officer for the district. We oregre't to learn that Mr and Mrs Bates will 'be uriaftle to accomplish their proposed visit to Baiclutha in the meantime. This .has been 'Occasioned through the indisposition of Mrs Bates, who has been advised to take a short sea voyage with a view to recovery. They have therefore sailed for Auckland. 