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Evening Post, Volume XIX, Issue 64, 19 March 1880, Page 3

H M. NAVAL VOLUNTEERS. BRIGADE will muster at the Mount Cook Barracks on FEIDAY, 19th inst., at 7 p.m. sharp, in mufti, with arms, for special drilL Band will also attend for drill at 7.15 p.m. . Brigade and Band will assemble on the Beolauned Land next Saturday, in uniform, at 2.45 p.m. ARTHUR D. BENNETT, Lieut, in Command. 18th March, 1880. •_. WELLINGTON -YOUNG MEN'S CHBISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Booms —^Athbnjeum. A SPECIAL MEETING of Members is called for MONDAY, 22nd instant, at 7.30 p.m. A full attendance desirable. C. M. BOSS. Hon. Secretary. WELLINGTON COAL COMPANY, LIMITED. NOTICE. AN 'Extraordinary General Meeting of the Shareholders of the Company will be held at the Company's Office on TUESDAY, 30th instant, at noon. . W. B. WILLIAMS, Managing Director. BUSINESB : To confirm the resolution passed on the 27th February, to wind up the Company. Wellington, 16th March, 1880. TO THE WORKING MEN OF WELLINGTON. ALL Persons desirous of Settling on the ¦ Fertile Lands adjoining the proposed West Coast Bailway, are invited to attend a Preliminary Meeting, at Mr. Black's Coach Factory, THIS (FEJDAY) EVENING; at W. E. EVENDEN.

TO THE JUSTICES OF THE PEACE IN THE JUEY DISTRICT OF WELLINGTON. YOU are hereby requested to attend a Meeting of Jnstices, to revise the Jury List for the District of Wellington, at the Resident Magistrate's Court-house, at Wellington, on the 2nd APEIL NEXT, at noon. Dated this 17th March, 1880. W. P. JAMES, Jury Officer. KOBANUI COAL MINING COMPAMY (LIMITED). A T a Meeting of the Directors of the xJL above Company held on 19th February, 1880, & Call (the seventh) of Five Shillings per share was made i payable at the Company's office, Custom House Quay, on Moniday, the sth April, 1880. W. E. S. HtCKSON, Secretary. Wellington, 3rd March, 1880. • NOTICE. Credit is given to shareholders who have paid this Call. KABOBI-MAKABA HIGHWAY BOABD. A PPUCATTONS will be received by the ix undersigned up to 12 o'clock noon of Saturday, the 3rd April, 1880, for the office t>f Boadm*n and Banger to take charge of the roads is the Makara district. ' X » The Boadman must, after appointment, reside in the Makara district. By order of the Board. J. S. PBENDEVrLLE, Clerk. THE Committee of the Wellington Benevolent Institution having to provide for six Orphans — four Boys, one aged 8, one 6, and two of 4 years each, and two Girls, aged 13 and 4 years— will be prepared to receive written applications from persons desirous of adopting one or more. Information can be obtained from the Secretary, Mr. A. G. Johnson, to whom all applications are to be addressed, on or before Tuesday next. [ADVERTISE KENT.] TO TSOB EDITOR OF THE EVENING POST. QIB, — Seeing by your Saturday's issue, CJ you say a great many complaints are being made about the quality of the Bread in Wellington. I do not wonder at it, for this week I have seen some stuff called bread I should be < sorry to give to my horses, let alone send it to my customers. Now, Sir, if you have any more complaints, send them to me and I will give them quality for their money — something that will stand analysing. Bread made by " bakers," not flour spoilers. H. GILLS, Taranaki Place. 19th March, "XfOTICE to Families, Milkmen, and X^l others.— That C. A. CoUings will be able to supply milk in any quantities duns*? the winter. A constant supply guaranteed, wholesale or retail.— C. A^ CojSngs, Hutt Dairy, Manners-street, MISS SMITH, Pianiste and Teacher of Music Pupil of Herr Sohubertt, R.A.M., London, has returned to Moles-WOBTH-BTKXET, THORNDON, THIRD HOUSE from Bradford, gunsmith's. Pupilß received and visited. Evening Lessons given. Practice, if required. Concerts and Soirees attended.