The Princess Theatre was well filled last night, when "The Bohemian Girl" was re peated. Balfe's beautiful music was very well rendered, and Miss May as Arline sung and acted charmingly. Mr Templeton also deserves praise for his Count Arnheim, both his singing and acting being excellent. Mr Hallam, as Thaddeus, was in good voice. To-night, Weber's opera,, "Der Preischutz," will be repeated.
By request, we call attention to Messrs M'Landress, Hepburn, and Co.'s sale to-day of buildiug sites in the Water of Leith Valley, and forming part of the Woodkaush estate. -

The Naturalists' Field Club will meet at the north end of George street at 2 o'clock this afternoon for the purpose of making an excursion up the Water of Leith Valley?

TELEGRAMS.
Wellington, January 29th. It is understood, on good authority, that Sir George Arney does not resign the Chief Justiceship for another twelve months. The reason for this is said to be that Judge Arney considers that the year's absence he enjoyed some years ago should not count as a year's service, though there is no objection raised to its doing so. Captain Mundel has been appointed Pier Master at the Wellington Wharf. There were four applications. The Berar was admitted to pratiriue to day. r 1

Mr O'Shea reports as follows:—Canterbury flour, £12 10a to £13 ; Oamam, £13 to £13 103. Oatmeal, £24; bran, Is 2d to Is 3d • barley (pearl), £25 ; wheat, no sale ; oats' 5s 3d to 5s 6d old, new ss; hams, Is 2d - bacon, lid and Is ; cheese, new 7J-d, old, 9d'

Auckland, January 29 th. Over thirteen hundred persons crowded to the Rev. Charles Clarke's farewell lecture on ' Christmas in Old England." He proceeds bouth tomorrow.
