Telegraphic.

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 8789, 4 October 1890, Page 2

Telegraphic.

(FROM A CORRESPONDENT).

at T t ™ , Dcnedin, triday. Mr J. L. Toole and his English company are having the most successful season ever known here. They hare now been playing three nights, and on each ocooasion the house has been packed to the doors. To make room lor the audience the orchestra have been tamed out of their places and seated on the stage. The reputation which preceded Mt Toole has been fully endorsed, as is shown by the bookings. Mr Toole is to bajbanqneted by oil the clubs in Dunedin.

IPEP. UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.] Auckll&nd, Friday. It is understood that three labor candidates will be brought out for tbe city at the ensuing election— one for Newton, ona tor Men, and one for Parnell. The Trades and Labor Council have decided to establish a newspapar in the interests of labor. Tb.ey have appointed & committee to select candidates for the House at the elections, and to arrange a proper political platform. The Council nave also decided to make overtures to the Knights of Labor to put aside past grievances and to co-operate with, the labor party at the elections, A public meeting was held at Kawakavtn last night, to consider the dispute between the Hay of Islands Coal Company and their employe's, who will H ot oo to work until permitted by the Maritime Council. As a result of tbe dispute it appears probable that the mine will be closed, and tbe township thna involved in rum. It was decided to telegraph, to the Mantime Council asking that the men be allowed to return to work. The farmers of Port Alert have formed a umon at a meeting convened for the purpose, and resolutions were passed in fav ° r °f a trial of Mr YaileV^ailW scheme, and also opposes borrowine and the imposition of any additional tax on land. Sir George Grey has declined at present to state bis intentions in regard to the electoral campaign. Mr Monk will stand tor Waitemata In a farewell address to the elevens ofr Newton Mr Withy enforces tb^peSiU for greater retrenchment, cauL sava thai our taxation is far to.o. h>«Yy7 He ad™, oaten the ttoWm of parti' Rwernment" and the substitution of a Us upon S P™V?<* laud, values for the property tax The effort of Colonel Carre to form a Dew company to take over the Sylvia Park stud has m far proved unsuccffi* and will probably be abandoned, * The Auckland Kacing C4vft hsva.defe d f t0 - T M th « WP«» hockey Clab to give tbe o( thefr racecaurae olu,b, have already reluse^ t« pass the programme of th.eaneh^nßaHac»DsClub to fee I^l4 on tbe}r oaqrae. ooWeoted in this district in a^d of the Balaclava survivors, amountW8 to £40, will be sent Home on M«v.

Palmerston Nobth, Jiidav At a meeting of the Charier of Commerce last night it waj aeoiaed to invite the vanoas erapjoyera of labor in the Manawat^ Banßitikei, and Horowheana districts to a conference at Palmeratoa to Wousa a proposal to form a Free Assoiia.. «on of Employers and VVorkmenrf Manawatn and the Wess, Coast '

Mr i^J, <v. W^z&XOx;, Friday, Mr. J^ha Va.nje^onj whi,le. retwmjoH I'm **!> Mineral ot hfe nepJwvv whj Ppivned h^tnsel^ on thTpSing day inLr w susfcaiDin g otl »w

Wellington. Friday. A proclamation dissolving Parliament was gazetted this morning. Mr Alfred Cooper, bootmaker, late c$ t»isborne, died suddenly last night. After, engaging in family prayera fee aaid he felt unwell, and f,eU Jjaolf apd> expired. It is thought that he bpr^t a blood, vessel* C^oy<n, land? selected, throagfeonb colony d<mngtU,e mji^h o4 Sepiembw ; were— For cash $, pur^sieiia. ?2siaer«s j . deferred payments*, 2$ selectors, 3309 acres - f perpet^l U&se 43 selectors 22,497 IjV xnqueai on LillieDean resulted in a verdict that she was killed by her father while he was insane. The evidence j showed that Dean had been very peo.n^M on Sunday, and spoke then of killing his children, but his wife did nos iai^e alarm. Bean will be examined, by the Sectors and ou their certiCpata removed from the gaol to the lunatic asylum, 'Jiid boy Barlow, who robbed tb» safe nt 'tfie Petone pdst-ofijee, haa been r,eniandbd fpr the Probation Oiffjlpet's report. The Comruissymerg. appointed: to enquire iq^q, the working of the Gfcrey Valley 0«al u>.}nes vi\ll beßifl theiy dutiea next \veek. Sir James Hectocf MrK W. i\^ooii'y will leave Weliington foj Ohrlstchnrch on Monday, and wjl| be met there liy Mr Wna. Brawn, of Panedta, the other Uorjiuiissjoner, who will accompany them nornsH to Groyraonth by coach On Tnesday.

Arthur Hislop, a jeweller, has filed t^m, liabilities set down at £1315 and aaWa 11475, leaving a paper surplus of £lM

. A meeting of the local branch of the- ' Railway Servants' Society has been held and was addressed by Messrs Winter, Elvinea, Hoban, and Louisa, delegates to the Labor Conference. Entire concurrence with the action of the executive of the society was expressed. The conference of delegates of licensed victuallers and others waa concluded this atternoon. It has been decided to estabhah a New Zealand Licensed Victuallers' Association, with the headquarters in Wellington, and branches in tEe otßer - cities. The association will comprise brewers, wine merchants,- cordial manutaetnrers, hotel-keepers, and owners of hotel property. The following were elected an executive :— Brewers, Messrs G. M'Carthy and M. Kennedy; wine merchants, Mr John Magiunity • cordial' " manufacturers, Mr J. L. Bacon ; owners, Mr J. T. Plimmer, senr ; hotel-keepers, Mr J. Condon. The executive will probably meet next week to elect officers. „ • ' " Nelson, Friday. . Mr Kerr has been entertained -at a banquet by the electors of Motueka.' There was a representative gathering; bat no formal announcement was made aa toMr Kerr'a intentions »c the coming election.

In sinking a well bore at Annesbrook, Stoke, near the city boundary, gold was found at a depth of 70 feet, but it is doubtful whether the discovery is of any' real value, thongh it may enconrage some, work. .The acceptance of Mr A. M'Guire's. tender for the Bellgrove section of the Midland railway has given satisfaction. - Westpobt, Friday. • Strike matters remain quiet. Colonel Hnme arrived from Keefton' this morning. - ._.- The Brunner, with free labors from. Denniston, is due to-morrow or Sunday,' Twenty-five police cons tables arestationed here and at Denniston.

The hearing of the charges of assault-, ing free laborers preferred against three. Denniston miners takes place at theKesl-' dent Magistrate's Court to-morrow.! Greymouth, Friday. : Mr Guinness has announced himself. No third candidate is yet spoken of. 5 CHEiSTcmjEOH, Friday. The Grocers' Association have decided' • to keep their shops open till 9 o'clock on Safcardsy, and to adopt the ball holiday as soon as it is fixed and generally complied with, The shops of members of the association have teen ' closed at 6 o'clock on Saturdays daring the past few months. Doneddt, Friday. Mr S. Shaddock, ironfonnder, is likely to be a candidate for the Peninsula seat. Mr Barron has definitely decided to contest Taieri. Mr Joseph, Whyte, ex-Mayor of tha Valley municipality, contests the snbarbs in the interests of tne labor party. Mr ffm, Inness, Ir.te president of. the Cooks and Stewards Union, 'is, with, others promoting a Stewards' Association, which will take the form of a benefit / society, not to be affiliated to the Maritime ** Council or Trades Council. .; . / A strike on a small scale lias taken place among the men employed dnf'a contract by Messrs J. G. Milne and {Jons', One of the hod carriers is a non-nDion man, and when requested to join th e union he gave religious reasons' for ino fc ■ doing so, looking upon unions as ooDoaed to the will of God. The oth^ied canters to-day declined to work wifch the »aa in order to -bring the matter before the Building Trades Union. The contractors notified the bricklayers*, carpenters, &c, that he would not require their service* till to-morrow. Mr H, S. Fish addressed alargetneetine of eleotora tonight, wfien he reviewed the session, justifying the conduct of tha Op. position. He alleged that the appointment of Mr Justice Edwards and the payment of the interest of the Taranaki harbor loan were enough to justify the Governments ejection from office; He attacked the conduct of the Railway Commissioners in connection with the strike. A vote of thanks and confidence was ear. Ned, ani Also a resolution appealing to the Premier to fulfil bis proraisenot td P« n 6 0111 * 111 ™ 48 * 0 the Legislative Council till the number of members was below 35. . r .j