The persuasive eloquence of the ladies, as usual, exercised a potent charm upon the visitors, with what result will be imagined when it is stated that the proceeds of the two days' sale showed a net result of about £160. The bazaar will be con tinued to-day, commencing from ten o'clock. The Mammoth Troupe, who have paid a visit to rural parts since the close of their last successful season, return to town to-day — Anniversary Day — and give one more performance at the Theatre Royal. They are to do so with their numbers and the vai'iety of their enter tainment supplemented by the presence of Eugene Beda, the one-legged gymnast and trapezian. Mr Beda, it may be re membered, while going through some equestrian or acrobatic performance in another part of the colony, met with an accident which rendered necessary the amputation nf one of his legs. Though thus disabled, ho was not daunted in the pursuit of his profession, and by assiduity, added to his early acquired skill, he is now as proficient in the exercise of his limited number of limbs as he was when in possession of his full complement. His performance, with that of the Jullian Brothers, and the entertainment by Mr Bromley and Mr Margetts, is likely, on such an evening, to lead to a large at tendance. The designation of the Post Office at I Wangaroa, in the province of Auckland, has been changed to Totara. The pro priety of this change is most question able, for it is a change which is certain to lead to confusion. There are several places named Totara throughout the colony, and one important district in Westl.ind returning a member to the House of Representatives, Mr Tribe. Letters intended for that district, though the name of its Post-office town is Ross, are most frequently addi-essed to the Totara, and the multiplication of the name can scarcely fail to mislead Post office officials and the public. The new Westland Provincial Council consists of the following members : — The Hon J. A. Bonar, Superintendent ; for Hokitika, Messrs White Tabart, and Todd ; for Greymouth, Messrs Lahman, Woolcock, and Wickes ; Paroa, Messrs Guinness and Dungan ; Waimoa, Messrs Seddon. and Houlahan ; Ross, Messrs Cuming and M'Gaffin ; Kanieri, Messrs Robinson and Mitchell ; Okarito, Mr Canavan. 