The Recorder of Liverpool recently passed the following sentences on the Hume day :— (1) Eugene Quinn, stealing JEBS2 from his employer, eight months im- prisonment ; (2) Bridget C. Thompson stealing a pair of boots, twelve months im- prisonment ; (3) Samuel Pnrcheil, stealing a fowl, twelve months imprisonmel. Little drops of printer's ink, A little type -'displayed" Make oiir' j fi!erchant princes, With -«Jl their big parade, Little bits of stinginess— Dicarding printer's ink, " Busts" the man of business And sees his credit sink. Sir Julius Vogel considers that in a few years Auckland will be the qneen city of the pacific, and that when the trunk rail way is completed it* progress will be enormous.
-|> X A DLE Y AND CO.'S I * FOUR-HORSK Mail Coach starts from tlio Booking Office (adjoining WAR- REN'S HOTEL) at 7 a.m. every Morning for MORRINSVILLE carrying PASSEN- GERS and PARCELS at MODERATE CHARGES, and arriving nt Morrinsville *t 9 a in. Same Coarh leaves MORRINS- VILLE FOR TE AROHA and WAIO- RONGOMAI ea-h evening on arrival of TRAIN FROM AUCKLAND. A Coach to conn -ft leave* Kilian's Hotel, WAIO- RONGOMAI every morning at 6.30 DAILY Coach to THAMES direct leaving Te Aroha at 9 a.m. Fares— Single, 9s; Return, 15h. Passengers CAN BOOK and obtain Tick.-ts in advance At Kili«n f s Hotel, WAIORONGOMAI,  Warren's Hotel, TE AROHA, or at the BOOKING OFFICE, Whitaker Btrer t, Te Aroha Cn* riagen and Buggies on Hire. Stablen open at all hours BRADLEY & CO., Propiietors.
WAIORONGOMAI AND TE AROHA. BRADLEY & CO.'S BUS is run at in- ti'i-vnl" t" and from Waiorongomai and Te Aroha daily..
