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Mr. J. A. Bond, an Auckland artist, who has toured through the central districts of the North Island on a painting tour, has. reached Wellington, and will remain here for a week or more, with the intention of painting local scenes. During his stay on the Wanganui River he painted the famous drop-scene reach of the Tiver. Mr. Bond has thoughts of making the Wairarapa district his headquarters for some time to come. The election of six trustees to the Wellington Hospital Board by the Ideal contributing authorities takes place at noon on Monday next, at the Town Hall. Dr. Valintine, Inspector-General of Hospitals Depax'tment, has advised the secretary of the Wellington Hospital Trustees (Mr. J. Coyle) that an Order-in-Council has been executed by His Excellency the Governor, providing for the omission in the Consolidated Act, 1908. The Order-in- Council provides that each local authority shall have one vote, and in addition one vote for every 4000 inhabitants in addition to the first 4000. The trustees to be elected on Monday hold office until Ist April, when the new Hospitals Bill which has just passed the third reading in the Legislative Council, comes into force. The retiring trustees, who are all eligible for re-election, are Messrs R. C. Kirk, G. Nash, G. London, J. Rod, J. W. M'Ewan, and Agmen Smith. "We are in the happy position of being able to sjvy that there are no empty hoHses in Auckland," remarked the Deputy-Mayor at last meeting of the Auckland City Council. Members [ chorused "Hear, hear." Mr. P. J. Nerheny thought that there were not a dozen unoccupied residences, and that if 1000 more were available they would not remain empty for long. Mr. W. Rough will deliver a trance address at the Now Century Hall tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock. Messrs. Barraud, York and Co., Ltd., roport the sale of the Phoenix Aerated 1 Water Co.'s old premises at the cornor of Moore-street and Thorndon-quay. Mr. Frank Grady, of the old-established but _ up-to-date "shop for presents" iv Williß-atreet, advertises Christmas novelties personally selected in London. For tho convenience of customers, "the shop for presents" will remain open till nine o'clock during December. On the Sunday evenings of December, at the Unitarian Free Church, Ingestrestreet, Dr. Tudor Jones will deliver a scries of addresses on "New Light on Perplexing Questions," dealing with the birth, miracles, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Messrs. W. Littlejohn and Son advertise their Christmas and New Year gift shipments by Turakina and Athenic, now on view at their premises, 224 and 222, Lambton-quay. Applications are invited for the position of general manager of the proposed State mines in Victoria. Particulars are advertised in this issue. There will be a men's meeting at the V.M.C.A. on Sunday afternoou, at 4 o'clock. A meeting of Court Sir George Bowen will be hold on Monday evening. A notice in '''reference to Mr. Leo D. Chateau's School of Acting is published in our advertising columns. Low prices for summer shoes are advertised in this iaaue by Messrs. E. Pearce and Co., Cuba and Riddiford-streets. Under the auspices of the Petone Citizen's Braßs Band, a moonlight steamer oxcursion from Petone Wharf to Day's Bay waa hold last evening. The trip, whioh was Well attended, was a decided succesa. On Tuesday, 14th December, Messrs. A. L. Wilson and Co. will hold a salo of furniture at Mr. C. H. Harris' 8 faotory, Adelaide-road. On 2nd February, the firm will hold a sale of the balance of the Waldegravd Park Estate, Upper Hutt. t Following are a few of the many attractive lines being offered by O. Adams and Co., 108-110, Guba^street :— ft-sneh shapes at 2a lid, French flowers from Od per spray, trimmed hats from 9s 6d eatlb,; marvellous value in costumes. Inspection invited.— A4vt.

mttE EVENING P§ST\ SPECIAITtfQTICE. THORNDON (MANAWATU) RAILWAY STATION. Passengers by the various trains leaving the above Station caa ebtain edpiefl of THE EVENING POST OUTSIDE THE STA? ION PREMISES, as it is not on Eale at the new bookstall, nor on tho platform. THE BLVjiNING POST will, as usual, be obtainable fan all long-distance trains from ouf travailing agents. BLUNDELL BROS., LTD. THE EVENING POST. IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS. IN consequence of the alteration m tho Railway Time-table making it neooasary for The Post to go to press oarlior from MONDAY NEXT, 6th December. Advertisements" will have to reach this office NOT LATER THAN 1 P.M. each day to ENSURE INSERTION in that day's paper. Advertisers will oblige by handing in their announcements EARLIER, if possible. BLUNDELL BROS., LIMITED. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of the late Adonia Banks are respoctfully invited to attend her Funeral, which will leave her late residence, Bridge-street, Lower Hutt, Tomorrow (Sunday), sth December, 1909, at 3.30 p.m., for the Catholic Cemetery, Petone. G. AND A. M'ILVRIDE, Funeral Furnishers, Lower Hutt. THE ROUSE AND HURRELL CARRIAGE BUILDING CO., LTD., Courtenay-placo, Wollington. AUCTION. fTIHE Next Fortnightly Auction Sale of Vehicles, Motor-cars, etc., FRIDAY, 10th DECEMBER, 2.30 p.m.