The annual meeting and social gathering of the Young ]Men' 6 Christian Association will be held to-morrow evening. A sumptuous tea will be served to all comers in the Social Hall at 6.30. An exceilenO programme of music will be rendered by the choir of St. David's Church, nnder the conductorship of Mr J. H. Philpot. An address will be given by the Rev. L. H. Outram, M.A., and short speeches by Messrs Hemery, Kekwick, Norrie, and Twentyman. An exhibition of light Indian clubs will be given by Mr F. Mclndoe, a pupil of Professor Carrollo. The tickets are only one shilling each.
A man named William Angel Marflifcf) fell off the North Shore ferry tee last nipht into the water. It appears that about ten minutes past eleven the night watch man of tho Harbour Board heard a splash in the direction of the ferry tee, and ho at once informed Constable McConachie. A life buoy was thrown over to the man, buo he refused to take it, and then a waterman's boat was procured, and he was got ashore. It was found that Marflitb was very drunk, and he was baken to the police station and charged with bhat offence. Subsequently, he was removed to the Hospital, as he had a lot of water in bis stomach. Marflitt wa_ charged ab the Police Court this morning with being drunk, and was remanded till to-morrow.
