Aaittirg of the Native Land Court will be held at Coromandel on the 22nd inst. The following applications for partition will be considered:—Metiria Papahuaki, land known as Tapuaurerahi, (adjourned case, ; Tetekura Paraku, Waiomo No. 3b No 2 (new case). Applications to define interests ao> quired by the Crown under section 78 of "The Native Land Court Act, 1694," will be heard in respect to the following blookst—Hara taunga West Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 ; Msnga. whero No. 6 ; Ateao No. 4,

At the meeting of the Parawai School Committee held last night, six applications for the position of cleaner were received. Mrs Waite was appoiuted. The night soil con tract was let to Me 0. Short. Permission was gir^n to the School to proceed toTe Aroha on the 24th instant for a pionic.
As will be seen by an advertisement in another column all wheeled traffic on the Burke.street wharf will be suspended to* morrow between the hours of 9 and 11 a nr and in the evening betwton 7 and 9 o'olock.
The concert and dance to be given in St. George's Hall to-morrow evening by the Waihi Brass Bund promises to be a great success. The programme, which is an ex cellent one, is composed of test selections, and vocal |and instrumental solos. The test selec tions will be a feature of the evening, as when the band rendered th jse pieces in Waihi they did so in a highly commendable manner and were congra'ulated by the Waihi press. After the concert th« hall will be cleared for dancing, and a most enjoyable evening can be looked forward to. The concert will commence at 7.30, and the admission for ladies and gentleman is Is and 2s respectively.
