A somewhat absurd printer's error occurred in a letter in our issue of yesterday signed “ Senex.” 11 The Xhirliament is not a jural court of appeal/' should have read “ the Par liament ia not a final Court of Appeal.” A committee meeting of the Wellington Cricketers' Association takes place to-night at the Pier Hotel at 8 o’clock. Amongst the business to be transacted is the consideration of a letter from Mr Conway re a visit from an English team.
The agency of the Northern Assurance Company has been transferred from Mr W. Taylor to Mr S. H. Scales, who has opened an office for the company in the old Bank of New South Wales building, Willia-atreet. Mr Scales has been connected with the company for several years, and hie urbanity and desire to oblige will, we are confidant, ensure him a continuation of public favor.
The Sundry -trading case against W. Pop pens was again adjourned yesterday morning, on tho application of Mr Izard, junr., who ap peared for tde defence instead of Mr K. Shaw, the latter being prevented from appearing, Mr Baker and Sergeant Anderson at first ob jected to the numerous delays that have taken place in this case, but ultimately the adjourn ment asked for was granted until 10.30 a.m. on Wednesday.
