It has come to our knowledge that many of our lady readers in various parts of the district, for whom we have always entertained the most pro found respect, find our columns too slow for them. One lovely subscriber complains of the absence of anything relating to the fashions ; another, whose leisure hours hang heavily, wauts a serial story ; and another, whose palate has been excited by the free use of every literary condiment, wishes us to satisfy her peculiar tastes with the latest little titbits of scandal, to ferret out horrible murders, suicides and the like for her especial behoof. It has ever been our aim to please everybody, and although up to the present we have found the task to be of slightly herculean proportions, we do not despair : on the contrary, we are the more determined to carry it out. We have long held the opinion that reports of road boards, county councils, school com mittees, farmers' clubs, agricultural asso ciations, etc., etc., are not of the slightest consequence to any but the poor drones of society, who of course deserve no consi deration ; that intelligence from the gold field, unless it can summon up bright visions of silk dresses and jewels, pos sesses no interest whatever ; that political speeches and banquet addresses are merely so much twaddle. It is our inten tion in the future to exclude all these •natters, devoting the space thna secured to the chronicling of. items of drawing room, kitchen, and green-room gossip, street corner tattlings, full and reliable intelligence concerning the fashions, and reports in cxtc/u>o of romantic suicides. To cany out this programme successfully we must depend largely upon our lady readers themselves, no exertion being wanting on our part. This arrangement will be entered into subject to the concur rence of the rougher portion of humanity, but that of course ia a mere matter of detail. A meeting of the Cambridge Domain Board was held on "Wednesday evening. Present: the chairman and Messrs Fisher, and Campbell. The chair man intimated that the town belt in Cam bridge west and lake reserve had been handed over to the Board as per Gazette notice produced, and that the Minister for Lands had been cemmunicated with in re gard to the unintentional formation of the two Boards. 