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J£AXL HGIIC2S. Mails oloso for the following places as uader ((abject to tho necessary alterations) : THUBSDAY, SSPTEMBS.E 21. For Otago, per Wairarapa, at 1.45 p ic . laie fee letters, 2 p.m.; guard's van, ii 40 p it. train. For .Northern Ports, per Bingarooma, at 3.20 p.m.; late fee letters, 3.30 p.m. ; guard's van, 4 p.m. train. 0 SEfllst w!t> t / the Needlework and l'ght Household Duties of a Biys' School. Apply personally, or by letter, to Mrs C. L. Wiggins, Sumner College. 3275 WANTED, immediately, by four Gentlemen, two Bodrooms and Sitting-room, with Board ; no other boarders. Must be within ten minntea' walk of Bank of New Zealand. Apply, ttatiag terms, to Box 329, Post Office. 3281 Q-f f\ LOST, by a Poor Woman, on 1 <*lV/ Thursday, the 14th. Whoever will return the s-.me will be handsomely rewarded at the Queen's Hotel. 327$ |PHE Friends of Mr P. Tisch are respectI fully Informed that the Fan6ral of Ua late Wife, Christina, will leavo his residence, Penavon, far Avontide Chnrob, on Thursday, September 21tt, at 2.30 p.m. B. W. WALTERS & CO., 3SSO Undertakers, Viotorla street. IHE PBEMISHS of tho Undersigned - will be CLO3SD on SA.TUBDAY NEXT, the 23rd Instant. 3277 S. NASHELSKI. » NTEEOOLONUL XiIOOTBALL NEW SOUTH WALBu t. OANTBKBUEY. AT LAKCASTEB PABK, TO-M:<sißit a w , AT 3 p.m. "N the rnpreme Court of Ne* Zealand the Debtors and Creditors Act 1876 and the Acts amending the same and of the bankruptcy of Joseph Exaxi< of St. Albana near Christ church in the said district journalist a debtor—This is to notify that Joseph Ezall of St. Albans near Christchurch in the said district journalist has this day filed a statement that he is nnable to meet his engagements with his credtors—The first meeting of creditors to be he'd at the Supreme Court House Christof September 1582 at eleven o'clock in the foreneon.—Dated this 20th day of September, 1882. W. H. EYES, Deputy Begißtrar. John Joyce Solicitor for the Debtor. 3278 WOOLSTON TOWN DISTKICL The first meeting of the Commissioners of this newly constituted district was held this day, at noon. Present—Messrs J. H. Hopkins, T. York, B. S. McDiaruaid, Johs O'Neill, W. S. Attwood, G-. Tickaor, and J seph Coles. Mr McDiarmid wai temporarily voted to tho chair, and called upon the Commissioner!" to elect their chairman. Mr G. Ticknor proposed, and Mr J. O'Neill seconded, that Mr T. York be chairman. Mr Attwood proposed, and Mr J. Coles seconded, that Mr J. H. Hopkins be chairman. On being put to the vote Mr J. H, Hopkins was declared elected. The newly-elected chairm n then took his ■eat. It was determined that applications be invited from eligible Wools ton residents to aot as clerk to the Commission, and that notioes be posted to that effect in variolic parts of the district, and that a special meeting of the Commission be held on September 2Sth to answer applications, and that the first ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Commission be held on October sth. It was also agreed that the chairman sen#. circulars to the different Banks, staling the Board's probable income, and ask the terms upon which a Banking account would be opened. Messrs Hopkins, York, and O'Neill were chosen as a committee to wait on the Heath • oote Road Bosrd re the allocation to the new district, Several other matters, each ai rules for the transaction of business, election of a works committee, 3c i , were discussed and deferred till next meeting. The commission then rose, after sitting for upwards of two hours.