“ABmodeus’ ” Items will be found on our fourth page. An inward Brindisi mail arrived by the Wakatipu yesterday morning. Mr Andrew Young left Wellington by the Hawea yesterday, en route for Ragland, via San Francisco. Messrs J, H. Wallace and Co. hold an im portant sale of * household furniture, in Ghnzaee-street, this day, at 12 noon. It is understood that Mr Rous Marten will shortly resign the editorship of the Evening Post, which position he has so ably filled for several years past. Mr Rous Marten was the sub-editor of the Post for a time whilst Mr H. Anderson edited it. It is also stated that Mr E, T. Gillori, the present manager of the Press Association, will occupy the editorial chair of the Post, which position be has al ready held, having ocbupled it prior to the reign of Mr Anderson. From the New Zealand Trade Review many interesting facts about the commerce of the country are to be gathered. The number just published contains a list of goods ex* ported during the month from Wellington. The chief items are wool and frozen meat. Tallow, rabbitskins, intestines, pelts also figure largely. Preserved meat* corned beef, fiaz, peas, and butter are other items of export. The Review draws attention to the large importations from England, which give no chance to clear off stocks that are already too heavy to meet requirements. The quanti ties of bonded goods continue large. So far, the effect of a rapid steam communication has been to prevent any scarcity of goods and prices of imported articles rule very low. A tenuis match was played on Saturday afternoon between the Messrs Gore on the one side and Messrs Kebbel and Goring on the other. The latter represented the Thorndon Club. The first sett was won by the brothers Gore in very easy style. The second and third setts were easily won by their opponents. The play at first was very good, but the superior stamina of Messrs Kebbel and Goring told iu the latter part of the match. The Messrs Gore lacked the necessary practice ; this was very apparent in the second and third setts. They are both very young, but with age and practice they will prove a most formidable pair. 