It was eventually determined that the Board should hold the iuquiry in Commit tee, the first sitting to be held on ; Wed nesday nextaU o'clock, all parties iutereatnd to bo notified of this intention.
Mr Peacock moved, and it was agreed to, " That tho iotter of|Mr Macrae bo received, and that ho be informed that tho question of a general iuquiry is deforred for further consideration."

A Nuisanck.—The sec:otnry reportod that ho had inspected tho ground on thoNow North Road, upon which a nuisance was said to have existed. He found that tho night-soil contractor (Mullally) had re moved his night-soil cart from the reserve, and that ho was building a shed there. The mooting then disaolvod.
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
(BY TBLKOBAI'H, OWN COKRKSPONDKNT.)

WELLINGTON RACES,

WELLINGTON, Thursday. Tho Hack Hurdle Kace was won easily by Kosebuck, only one other starting. Wellington Gup.—l'"or this race Lady Emma wus scratched, owing to an accident to her imported jockey-Williams. Eight faced tlio starter, Natator (Dcrritt) being the favourite, v, ith Libeller and Dan high in public favour. Tho start was n»t a good one, Norseman hanging on the post. Luna and Mischief had the best of it, and holding the lead past the stand; Dan, third ; Natator hard held in tho rear. At the back of the course Dan assumed tho lend, and Natator mid Libeller came up and passed him, and led up the straight, the former winning by a couple of lengths, Dan a fair third, Sir George fourth, Norse man fifth, and Luna going easily about tho lust. lJandwick, which was fourth about the entrance of tho straight, parted com pany with his rider (Hawkins), who, how ever, was only slightly shaken by the fall.
