It was announced that Mr Grimmond's

There wns a very small muster of the First Westland Eillcs last evening. Captain Wade was in command, Lieut. Peake and In structor Benning being also on parade. After a critical inspection of the arms, which on the whole were in a very creditable condi tion, the company was marched to Weld street, headed by the band. There a number of company movements were gone through* Mr Benning putting the company through some smart drill. Returning to the shed the \feu'de*joie was practiced for tho Queen's : Birthday parade. District Orders were read ordering a parade for the 24th inst., at 11 a.m., in honor of Her Majesty's Birthday, and' at the same time and place for the Adjutant's inspection parade. Captain Wade intimated that it had been mooted to cele brate the Queen's Birthday on the 2Gth (Monday), but an expression of opinion from the men was to the effect that that day would be very unsuitable, especially for the country contingent, and that consequently muster would be very meagre. It is therefore probable the parade will take its usual course.
medal was now in the possession of tho com pany, and the committee were instructed to meet and draw up conditions and take entries- The parade was dismissed at 10 p.m.
At the E.M. Court yesterday before Mr Macfarlane, E.M., the case Ah Su v Tai Gum,

iudgment summons £9 4s, an order was made for payment of £1 per week, or in default of payment of the instalment, the whole amoun fc due, and in default of payment of the whole one month's imprisonment.
