February.

1.—Otago Daily Times reduced to one penny.

2.—At meeting of Dunedin School Committee permission granted to Rev. R. Waddell and Mr. W. Green to use room at William Street and George Street Schools respectively for Bible classes out of school hours.

8.—Agreement published between Mr. D. Proudfoot and North-East Valley Borough Council empowering him to construct tramway.

9.—Seamen's Union and Union S.S. Company agreed upon a modus vivendi, and deputation sent to editor of Otago Daily Times, thanking him for publicity, advocacy, and good advice.

13.—Fire at Hudson's flour mill and factory, Moray Place.

16.—Special meeting of Chamber of Commerce to hear Mr. T. J. Laby, of Victoria, explain the meat freezing process.

25.—Dunedin Cup: Sir Modred, 1; On Dit, 2; Governor, 3.

27.—Meeting of persons interested in export of frozen meat and other produce. Chairman, Mr. Larnach. Committee formed to promote object in view.

28.—Interprovincial Boat Race at Taieri River between Canterbury and Otago. Canterbury won.