EXTRA EDITION.

Evening Post, Volume LXXIX, Issue 118, 21 May 1910, Page 6

EXTRA EDITION.

The Hon. D. Buddo is accompanying His 'E-xcellency the Governor on his farewell tour of the Wanganui and Taranaki districts. To carry out its scheme of economy in connection with the Crown Law Office, Cabinet has appointed Mr. T. Neave, LL.B., harriaber-atrflaw, Wellington, as one of the assistant- law officers of the Crown. The Attorney-Gen-eral (Hon. Dr. Findlay) states that vriih this appointment the reorganisation of the office is practically complete. The object of the new scheme, he said, was to have all legal work of the Crown, both in connection with litigation, conveyancing, and advice to the various public departments, entirely in the Crown Law Offiec. For the purpose of this work there would be available his own services, for he would, when time permitted, take important cases in the law Courts as Attorney-General for the Crown. There would also be available the services of the Solicitor-General, Mr Salmond, who had already been doing important work for the Crown ; also the assistant law officers, Mr. Redwood, Mr. Ostler, and Mr. Neave. If experience showed that further assistance was really necessary, it would be engaged. The reorganisation rendered the continuance of the offices of Crown Prosecutor and Crown Solicitor in Wellington unnecessary, and consequently they would be "abolished. The scheme would effect a saving of many thousands of pounds per annum. The Star Pictures, in conjunction with the Wellington Professional Orchestra, will give a combined cinematograph and orchestral concert at the Town Hall on King's Birthday night, 3rd June. An orchestra of thirty performers will be in attendance. Included in the programme will be films of a scenic, dramatic, and [ humorous character. Popular prices will be charged. A dainty effect in the matter of artistice window dressing is to be seen at the. D.1.C. , Panama-street. "Madam Butterfly*' has been selected as the motive for an attractive design. Cho Cho >Satk and her little son Trouble are represented in a bower of chrysanthemums and wisteria, with a background of cherry trees in blossom. Tenders are invited for additions to the Levin Post Office. Messrs. T. Kennedy Macdonakl, Ltd., advertise in this issue particulars of the j sale of the City properties in the bankrupt estate of George Pinnock, which are to bo offered at auction on Thursday next in their Exchange Land Mart at 2.30 o'clock. A property near the Governor's new residence is advertised for sale by Messrs. G. E. Warburton and Co. At 78, Vivian-street, a special sale of drapery and millinery is being held. Mr. Wm. Bradley, who has been for thirteen years a missionary of the Egypt General Mission, and who has been holding meetings in Wellington for the past few weeks, will deliver a lecture in St. John's Schoolroom, on Thursday next, at 8 o'clock. Mr. IT. A. Beauehamp, manager for tho Australian Kodak Co., returued from Auckland by the express train yesterday. The people's service, under tho auspices of the Wellington Central Mission, will be held in the King's Theatre to-morrow evening, at 7 o'clock. Rev. E. 0. Blamires will speak on "Empire Days Greater than that of Britain." The oilver band will play Imperial music. Miss Daisy B. Reid notifies in our advertising columns that she will recommence pianoforte teaching on Monday next. Rev. W. A. Ileighway, this year's foreign missionary deputation on behalf of the Methodist Church of Australusia, will commence his work in this city tomorrow. He is announced to preach at Molcsworth-htreet jtn the juorning, address a children's gathering at fUe same church in the afternoon, and will occupy the pulpit at Wesley Church in tho eyonmg. The annual missionary meetings will be held in all Wellington circuits during next week, beginning at Thorndon on Monday evening. The* Rev. S. Barnetfc will conduct services at Now Century Hall to-morrow morning, afternoon, and evening. A male assistant, is required for the Maori College, Otaki. Particulars aro advertised in this issue. The Hutt Football Club will hold a smoke concert on Tuesday evening. ( Court Sir George Bowen's monthly 'hocial" _ and danco will bo hekl> in St. Peter's Schoolroom on Monday c\ening. Eefcronco will bo made to tho *ife and work of the late Dr. Alex. Maelareii, ol Manchester, at the Brooklyn Baptist Chui-ch to-morrow morning, when the Rev Arthur Dowdney will preach.