We hare bees yeouoated by Gaoler Beosley to ask that soy jnembers of the varioui bodies who are inteteotai jn the proposed improvements, for athletio pur paces, to Cook's Gardens, who should do teot boy* interfering with the pegs put in to denote the position of the track, to report them to him, as great annoyance and incon venience have been canted to Warder Scythe, in charge of the labor gaug, by the constant removal and altering of the pegi, neccisitafcing wsnrveyine and no ond of trouble.
Mr FHiehards, seoretwy to Ito Chnrch of England choir, and on iU behalf s??ote to Miss Ada B»ker, of the Godfrey Cpy ; thanking her fur her kiudaou in rendering ' The Holy City ' at the churob. on Sunday night Int. We understand that the ie?vi«e on Sunday night next will take tho form of a memorial one, the iate Mrs Durie being ont of the ohutch's oldeit adherents, The choir will render the appropriate anthem of ' Blest are the Departed ' from Spohr'a 1 last Judgment,' whilst the exemplary life of .the deceased lady Trill be touched upon pyths,?io»r.
THE WAN&ANUI HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1896.
THE EGMONT A. AND P. SHOW

ENGLISH MUNICIPAL ELEC TIONS.
(By Eleotrio Telegraph— Copyright.) (Per United Pren Asioeiation.) London, November 4. The English Municipal eleotiom thow that the Liberals hare gained 66, the Tories 82, and the Labour candidates three seat*.
WOOL SALES.
(By Eleotrio Telegraph— Copyright.) (P»r United Preii Asiooistion.) LOHDOif, November 4. There is a good inquiry for wool at prioei five per cent aboyo the doling rates of last Bales, eioepb for inferior sorts.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Lilly, lohooner, Captain Abloom, Coquette, barqnentine, Captain Brown. Glenoairn, fore-and-aft schooner, Captain Palliion.
PROJECTED SAILINGS.
