Mr Reardon'fi five vrna aftci traids remitted, on oiplainingto the Court that he had just ar rived by train,. Mr 3. Watt also appeared on behalf of 8f r Bayly, whom ho said was G2 years ot ago, and thoreforo eiempt from oerving. Mr Bayly had gone to Hokau, and His Honor decided to remit tho fir.o on satisfactory proof being forthcoming of his ago. Mr j. A. Rnnlcm was aicuscd, on ao> count of being a member of tho Fire Bri. gado, aud Mr Georgo Qtconor pi'oc'ucoda medical certificate testifying to his being deaf, which however, was not apparent to His Honour and thoae in Court. Mr Kill, ton applied lo be excused au to-day was call day o£ tho Buildiog Society, and he wa» unable to get anybody compofcent to tako I'ia pace. His Honor did not think that suflioieDt excuse. In epito of tho boietorous day quite a lu'fcu number ot ppeciutora assomblod at tho Warreng^to club'o grouui] on Saturday to witness tho polo match between Wanganui and Warrengato. The gumo throughout whs vory evenly coutostcd, After an hour's fast play (strictly to lournnmont regula tiono) Warrongato oeoured a rictory by four goals to three. Tho game wa« played in a very iolly and friendly spirit, and tho Wanganui club showed a vast improvement of lato, and will give a good account of thomeelvcs at the tournament, Mr Morse acted aa refereo, and mms voi-y strict and at times very oovero on tho players. Owing to a misunderstanding no oltornoan tea was proy'ded until Mra A. Higßie and her daughters arrived on tho ground, and whon tboy niwso many thirsty looking faces she very kindly (•ot up an impromptu afternoon repast, which waß thoroughly enjoyed and done justice to by all. Next Saturday a return match with Wanganui is arranged, when no doubt a good game will be the re sult. Although the usual complement of 48 jurors was sorverl and called on at tho sitting of tha die-t-ict Court thia morning, the only criminal business was tho charge of attempted Buicido against Michael I Hanlon, an inmate of the Old Mono Homo, full particulars of which havo already ap peared in theßo columns. 