HBH 1890 May 28 Local Page Two A picture by Mrs NICHOLLS of the Spit as seen by night from the bridge It is questionable whether the artist has not missed some lights which one would expect to result from a full moon getting well up from the horizon, but the watery expanse and the direct shimmer of the moonbeams are powerfully worked in. A man who gave the name of Edward KNOWEL, and who is supposed to be a small farmer living near Kaikera, was found late last night in the tool-house in Mr H S TIFFEN's garden. He could give no account of himself, although he appeared sober, and did not know how he got into the garden. He was locked up. When searched at the police station he had several pounds in his possession, and also a number of cigars. Ormondville Correspondent writes as follows under yesterday's date: - Ormondville and Makotuku were in a state of mild excitement yesterday, the reason being a football match between the newly-formed local football club and a team from Waipukurau. A very good game was played and resulted in a win for the local team of 4 points to nil. According to our telegraphic columns the "Great Liberal Party" has failed to induce Mr FISHER, of "MOSS v FISHER" notoriety, to come to NAPIER.