The news on the 4th pane to-day is D full report of tho great Dilke Divorce Case, wired from the Bluff. The European and Maori jury lists were revised to-day by Mr BjoUi. Dc Lemon invites tenders for advertising on telegraph posts. The office of the Gisborne Building Society lias been removed to the Exchange buildings, Gladstone road. The Harbor Board have sent out invita tions for tenders tor making plant in the colony. The tombstone to be got for the Maria pouri victims (through Mi.-:."> Campbell's lecture) will cost £30 and the Union Com pany will bring it from Melbourne fres. During the quarter ending March 31 there were 12 marriages, 45 births, and 14 deaths registered in Gisborne. The Manapouri inquest, after being kept hanging about six weeks, came to a sudden end to-day. Thu jury had said they must have evidence from tiie ship's officers, so it was stated they would have 1o go off to the fteainer. As the sea is very rough, and the jurymen bad sailors, they looked blue at ».his — in fact several seemed to have pre monitory qualms. They suddenly fouud then that no more evidence was wanted and at once closed the business.
