THE COMMISSION OF THE PEACE.

Otago Witness, Issue 2205, 4 June 1896, Page 26

THE COMMISSION OF THE PEACE.

A special Qyz^lte to hand contains (he new Commission of l lie Peace. Tfce following appear to b^ the new appointments for Otsgo :— Thtodore Arnold, North-Easb Valley ; Robert Banks, Oamara ; Hon. William Mouafc Bolt, Dunedin ; John Borton, Oainaru ; John Gagney, Oamaru : Arthur Calder, Lovell'g Flat ; James Campbell, Bltw Spur ; John Oogan, Serpentine ; D.vvid Cormack, Roxburgh ; John Ccaig.Owaka; Stannut Daniels, Tuapeka Mouth ; Blair Fullerton, Balclubha ; Charles de Longueville Graham, Porb Chalmers ; Robert Qreig, Glenomaru ; Thomas Grose, Duuedin ; John Krrr, Miller'» Flat ; Dr Frederick Truby King, Seacliff ; Andrew Lees, Dunedin ; James Mack&y, Waihola ; Moses Edwin Mannel, Goal Ctefk Flat; John M'Djwell, Oaniaru ; DavH M'lntosh, Lawrence; William Gcwan , M'Nee, Dunedin; Fraiii-id Htiu'y' Morice, Djinedin; Tuomas Ros*, Rotliesay ; Charles Samson, Bumside ; Neville Sievwright, Dunedin ; James Sim, Crookston ; Robsrt Slater, Caveraham ; Frances St. Omer, Queenstown ; Joseph Tamblyn, Goal Creek Flab ; Francis Turirie, Oamaru ; William Waugh, Miller's Flat ; Dr William Johnston Will, Abbotsford ; Charles George Ziele, Dunedin. Among the new justices of the peace appointed in fche Wellington provincial diskricb are : Sir Francis Dillon Bell, Sir Walter Bailer, Sir Arthur Douglas (Under-seoretary for Defence), Messrs O'Hara Smith (euditor of the Land department), Henry Mackenzie (manager of the Bank of New Zealand), A. Sconllar (Scou'lar and Chiaholin), John G. Fihtea, G. V Shannon (cus.tot»s exparfc), W. G. Rhiud (inspector of the Bank of New South Wales), William Watson (president of the Bank of New Zealand), Hon. J. E Jeakinson, Hon. J. Rigg. wmmm . The amount of £9^3, collected from the officers of the Po*t and Telegraph department in aid of the Brucner sufferers was pvd over to tha Public Trustee on Monday. The amount included £1 5s interest earned last month.