{By Telegraph—SpecialtoVmYTaEs) Fbatdkbston, This Day. The proceeds from tbe recent en tertainments in aid of St, John's Church amounted to over £2B and ex penses about &{. The debt on the building is now only about £l7, and a number of subscriptions having boen promised, the cbnrch will soon m'ee from debt, The football match played here yesterday afternoon, between the Liberals and Rovers, resulted in a win for the latter by six points to nil.
There was a confirmation service fit St. John's Church last evening, there being a crowded attendance, including visitors from Greytown, Bishop Wallis officiated, and was assisted by Rev. A.M. Johnson, Vicar. jl-Twenty-two candidates came up for confirmation, A sermon appropriate to the occasion was preached by the Bishop. The re-construolion of Key's bridge is now completed, and is it decided improvement on the old structure*

THE HATUMA ESTATE.
(By Tdtgraph-Pms Atiocklm), Naneii, Thiß Day.
About eight hundred applications kjjb been received for fifty-seven sMca in the Haturaa Estate. The ballot will take place to-morrow.
THE HALF-MILLION LOAN.
■ (By Tthgraph—Press Association), Wellington, This Day, The allotment of the half-million loan is completed. Those who ten dered for £SOOO will receive allot ment in full at the price tendered. Thiß is done with tho object of spreading the loan amongst as many persons as possible.
THE RECENT BURGLARY IN WELLINGTON.
Accused Sentenced.
(By Tdcgmph—Press Association!*

Whllington, TMb Day. Alfrod Burcell and J. 11. Cnlo, who pleaded guilty to broaking into tho premises of J. 13. Nathan and Co., recently, woro brought up forsontouco this morning. Burroll, as tho load ing offendor, was sontoncod to twolvo months, and Oate was placod on pro bation for two years, and ordotod to pay ono pound oxponses,

FEATHERSTON ROAD BOARD.
Nomination of Wardens.
