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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1040, 1 February 1911, Page 6

Mr. D. Joslin, of AVellington, is leaving on a trip to England next month.

The Prime Minister , (Sir J. G. Ward) mado a motor-car tour from Auckland yesterday to Pukekohe, taking in many tc.wnships on . the . way. He was welcomed at each stopping place by leading residents, and at several points which were not included in the programme stops hail to' bo mado to receive welcomes. Owing to getting behind n bullock team in a stretch of narrow road, end other slight delays, Sir Joseph Ward did not reach. Pukekohe till 9 p.m.—Press Association. A man arrived in custody from Auckland yesterday and will ■ appear at the Magistrate's Court this morning on three charges of theft of money received by him in terms requiring him to account for same to his employer. The Ohariu School Committee, which recently resigned in a body as a protest ngninst the action of the Wellington Education Board in declining'to accede to its request for a new school building, has now withdrawn its resignation. Referring to tho matter at the meeting of tho Education lioard yesterday, the chairman (Mr. Robert Lee) remarked that tho committee's withdrawal of its resignation could be interpreted as an expression of satisfaction with the manner in which the present school building had lieon repaired. The old school was still in a sound condition on the whole, despite tho impression created by a recent exhibition in tho board room, pf some "rotten old tusks," which were then alleged to be a fair sample'of the school piles. ' Miss Kato Stewart, of the Langer Dresscutting School, advertises that classes ltnvo been resumed. Pupils are requested to enrol early. Muratti cigarettes is tho subject of a special announcement in this issue by Messrs. G. and C. Aldoits, tobacconists, Lambton Quay. The Miramar Borough Council notify that tho district electors' list is now being compiled. Three lino mixed farms arc advertised for snlo in this issue by Messrs. J. Fraser and Co., land agents, Mastcrton. Messrs. W. M. Bannatyno and Co. notify elsewhere in this issue that all accounts.and claims against the steamer Strtithalbyn must bo rendered in triplicate at the office of tho firm by uood todsv.'