WELLINGTON.

Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3695, 28 October 1880, Page 2

WELLINGTON.

This day. THE OTAGO DAILY TIMES. The Times is showing signs of "ratthat it advocates shortly a change of Ministry. MR STOUT. There is every probability of Mr Robert Stoat entering the political arena ting," and I should not be surprised to find once more. Should he appear on the floor of the House when the next session commences as one of the people's representatives; it will not take much time for the Opposition to bring down a want of confidence motion. The appointment of Sir Francis Dillon Bell will tend to decrease the Ministerial ranks. MR WILLIAM EOWE. Your old friend and former representative, Mr William Eowe, it about returning to Auckland and the Thames. He has been in expectation of something from the Hon. Mr Hall, but I do not know whether it will gee or not. THE PROPERTY TAX REVIEWEES. It is not yet arranged as to the three gentlemen who shall form the Board of Reviewers for the Auckland provincial district. As the Commissioner, Mr Sp'erry, is going North, in all probability he will settle the constitution of that body for Auckland, after which they will be duly gazetted. . STRANGE RUMORS Are afloat as to how Mr D. B. Macdonald of Coromandel got placed on the Commission of the Peace. Messrs Thomas and Tierney, the other justices recently appointed there, are reported to be very very much dissatisfied with his, Mr Macdonald, being appointed.