A DISCLOSURE. [united tress association.] Wellington, This Day. The sculler who rowed against White m Auckland under the name of Carter arrived here yesterday by the Wanaka, His boat was placed m the Star Boating Club's shed, but dnriug the day Carter aud Messenger were found to be one and the same person. Tho Club immediately called upon Messenger to explain satis factorily his reasons for travelling under an alias, failiug whioh he would have to remove his buat. No explanation boing forthcoming, Messenger was ordered to take his boat from the shed. It is expected that the sculling match between Siessenger and fleam will be arranged. The latter wishes the distance to be three miles aud a half. Invercargiix, This Day. At a meeting of the friends of Temper ance last evening, five gentlemen were nominated for election on the Town Licensing Committee. The opiuion was expressed that they would also receive tho support of the Licensed Victuallers, and a deputation was appointed to confer with the trade on the subject. DnNKDix, This Day. William Curtio, a laborer employed on the Maitland Street Works, died yesterday from internal injuries received through a stone falling on him, John Elder, committed for trial for burglary at Port Chalmers, was sentenced to two months for assault on the arresting constable. CHnisTCHURcn, This Day. The Rev, W. S. Greeu, a companion and two guides, arrived by the steamer Te Anau yesterday. After consulting Professor von Haast, they determined to proceed via Albury and the MncKenzie couutry to Mount Cook. They will follow the glacior b!x or eight miles, aud go via a spur on the South Hockstotter glacier to the south slope of Mount Cook, aud try to ascend the mountain thance, Having done this they will follow the Tasman glacier to its origin, on the S. W. of Mount Darwin. They are provided with surveying and meteorological in struments, also photographic apparatus.
