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Evening Post, Volume XVI, Issue 284, 30 November 1878, Page 2

the immigrants' luggage and a quantity of cargo, which has been recovered from the wreck of the City of Auckland. Onraference to ouradvertising columns itwill be seen that Mr. ttomerville's large bus Empire with four horses will leave tbe stables, Abel Smith street, for the Lower Hutt and Taita every Sunday at 2 o'clock ctlling at the New Zealander, Empire, and Royal Hotels, at cheap fares. The Right Reverend the Bishop of Wellington left by the 7 - 30 a.m. train to-day for Featherston on a pastoral visit to the Wairarapa. His Lordship is expected to return to Wellington on Monday evening. The Gazette notifies that George Grahame Orbell, Esq , has been appointed Record Clerk in the Crown Lands Department ; the appointment to date from 28th April, 1878. Messrs. Ernest Edward Edmunds and Adam Armstrong, both of Carterton, are gazetted as Accountants in Bankruptcy for the judicial district of Wellington. The share list in Messrs. Kempthorae, Prosser and Co.'s New Zealand Drug Company will not close to-day, as advertised previously, but will remain open three weeks longer, viz., until 21st December. Mr. Hoskins and Miss Florence Colville were passengers to Wellington to-day by the Albion from Lyttelton, and proceeded at "once by the Taupo to Auckland, where they will play a short season. The winning numbers in Campbell's Art Union will appear iv Monday's Evening Post. The Rev. A. Reid will to-morrow preach at the Molesworth-st-eet Wesleyan Church in ihe morning, and at the Manners-street Church in the eveninjr, from the text, "The Sabbath was made for Man." The Wairarapa stabbing case has assumed a new phase, Arthur Falloon, one of the stabbed men, having been brought up on a counter charge of assaulting Philip Murtagb, the stabber. After hearing the evidence the Resident Magistrate committed both Falloon and Murtagh for trial. At tbe Theatre Royal this evening "La Sonnarabula" will ba presented, in addition to " Pink Dominoes." This double bill should attract a full house. The Hoskins Dramatic Company appeared in " London Assurance," at the Imperial Opera House, last night. Tbe scenic drama "The Flying Scud" is announced for this evening. Mr. William Light, formerly of Barrett's Hotel, has purchased Mr. Robertson's interest in the Queen's Hotel, Lambton-quay, for the sum of £2000. Mr. Light takes possession on Monday next. The Queen's being one of the most comfortable hotels in Wellington, Mr. Light will doubtless do an extensive trade. Messrs. W. Jamieson and F. Adams were yesterday fined 10s each for not obeying summonses to attend as jurymen at the inquest on the fire in Ingestre-street. A grand concert under the auspices of the Telegraph Soating and Cricket Clubs is to be held at the Athenaeum Hall on Monday evening, 16th December. His Excellency the Governor has expressed his intention of being present, if he be in Wellington on that date, and as some of our best amateurs have promised their assistance we anticipate a great success. Mr. Parker, conductor of the Choral Society, bas kindly undertaken the musical direction of the concert, and intends producing some part music of a high class. In thus drawing attention to the proposed entertainment/ we desire to express our sympathy with the object, which is to increase the funds of the clubs composed of the members of the department. The officers of the Wellington Telegraph Station on every occasion have proved themselves obliging and ready to go out of their way to serve the public, and we trust the position of their departmental institutions will be considerably improved by the proposed concert, so that they may have a favorable start for the ensuing season. The ladies and gentlemen who have been invitsd to assist are reminded of the practice to be held at St. Paul's School, Sydney-street, on Monday evening next, at 8 o'clock.

On Tuesday next Messrs. Bethune & Co. will offer to auction about six acres of land at Karori, dividsd into building allotments. The land fronts the main road, and is situate between the properties of Mr. Charles Johnston and Mr. Lancaster. .Donald's tea-gardens, the Public Hall, and Karori Church are also in close proximity. The auctioneers call the special attention of the public to thiß rare chance of acquiring freehold property on easy terms in the healthy and rapidly growing district of Karori, which, when connected with the populous part of the City of Wellington by the new road through Polhill'B Gully, they observe, must become the most important of our suburbs. The terms are very easy, and it is expected that the Bale will excite brisk competition. In another column our readers will find the preliminary advertisement of the sale of some of the finest villa residences now obtainable near the city. These are subdivisions of the well-known estate of Paul Kingdon, at Karori. As they are close to the town, they should attract the attention of all who desire to have a country residence at a short distance from their business house. The universality of the use of UdoIiPHO WoiiPß's Schiedam Abomatio Schnapps is readily accounted for. It is a natural reluctance on the part of persons, especially invalids, to venture on any untried remedy, and it is only when one is talked about, discussed, commented on, and referred to, that people seek to tost its virtues. TJdoiiPho Wolfe's Schiedam; Axiomatic Schnapps has been almost a household word in the mouths of the thousands who have been restored or relieved by itß use, and it is certainly proverbial for the wonderful cures it has effected since its introduction. — TAdvt.l