Every Friday—Remnant Day at P. J Somorfkld's, whon a'l Remnants will bo sold choar.
The No. 3 Company, A.X.8., will muster at tho drill-shed to-morrow ovening at half-past sevou, lo moke arrangeinont for thoir trip to tne Waikato at KaeUir, and dltoußa other matters of Importance. A large muster is oxpeoted on this occasion.
The annual meeting of the members of tho Yonntf Men's ChriitiMi ABBOclation will bo held to-morrow evonlng in tho lart?3 room, when the report ot last year's proceedings and tho financial statement will bo produced; after which tho election of 011100 bearers will bo keld.
We notico that, by request of to viheers of tho Volnntoer companies, a oondonsed lcßson on tho thooretioal principles of musKetry drill will bo given this ovenlni? (wo&ther permitting) to tho engineer Cadet'a Corps, by tho author of '■Target Test Matchos." Tho lossoa will bn Kivon at 7.30 P.m. in tho Drill shed, when it Is expocted that cadets will bo in attendance

EDEN COUNTY COUNCIL.
A meeting of tho Edeu County Council was held this forouoon in Mr Stodart'a oflico, Shortland-strcet. Present : Messrs T. T. Masefiold (in the chair), J. 11. Field, W. 11. Suiter, and J. J. Dignan.
Legality of Meeting.—Letters were received from Messrs Carton Ireland and Touks protesting against the meeting as illegal. They alleged that there had been no motion for adjournment at the last meet ing, and that it had lapsed.—The Chairman stated that uuder the powers couferred by clause 74, the secretary had convened a fresh meeting. Accounts.—Accounts to tho amount of £2G 5s wore passed for payment. Election op Chairman.—Mr Mase field then left the chair, which was taken by Mr Dignau. It was then unani mously agreed that Mr Mascficld should be elected Chairman for the ensuing term of office.
