WELLINGTON ART CLUB.

Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 80, 6 April 1910, Page 8

WELLINGTON ART CLUB.

The membership of tho .-Wellington Art. Club is increasing in a very (.atisfoctory manner, and there arc now about eifrhty members, tho sexes boing about equally divided. Tho club's art union for this ,\ear will bo drawn «!iortly, and in tho iiieataiiiio tho «hol<- of Hie picture, prize* are on \iow in tho gallery oi Measrs. Rcadnall and Son*,, Willts-stnnt, whero tho drawing will take place. The question of club rooms has exercised the attention of the council, considerable) difficulty having been experienced iv obtaininfr suitsblo premises near the heart of tho city. The club is now considering tho otfc of a residence uhiih con bo adapted for the pur]>ose, and it is hoped that arrmiKcmentfi will bf» mado to celebrate the opening by un afternoon function to bo held about the middle of May.

In answer to a correspondent signing himself "Hard Earned," in last night's Post, the Public Trustee explains tlrnt tho value of the estates lie administers is not, us alleged, published by him in any newspaper, or gazette, or other periodical. Steps arc being tnkcn by the City CoudcH to cope with the "flying paper ' nuisance, which now and Iht>i ha» bren apt U> offend the eyo on windy days. The City Engineer (Mi. \V. H. Norton) hax installed wiro baskets iiX various points, where paper may be conveniently deposited, and Ihcoe fertile soinves of the paper aerapUne — the open duM-bins — are to he kept strictly cloned wilh n lid. The sanitary inspectors' have inytructionv to sec that the resolution of th» City Council as to coA«r», to tubulih