HBH 1890 August 7 local three The Te AUTE Football team will probably visit WANGANUI during September His Honor Mr Justice CONOLLY is to be entertained by the Bar at dinner at the Criterion Hotel tomorrow evening Rere We REIHANA, a Maori was yesterday charged at the Resident Magistrate Court with drunkenness, and was dismissed with a caution. Dr JARVIS will deliver at the Athenaeum this evening the first of a series of lectures on "Rendering First Aid to the Injured." The remains of the late C.H. WEBER will be interred in the Napier cemetery this afternoon, and the friends of the deceased gentleman are requested to meet at the cemetery at 3.30 o'clock. It is conjectured that Mr WEBER must have died from heart disease, some of his relatives having died from a similar cause, and this theory seems borne out by all the circumstances attendant upon Mr Weber's disappearance and the finding of his body. The deceased was a most expert bushman, and could not have lost his way.