The Daily News. THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1901. LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 26, 31 January 1901, Page 2

The Daily News. THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1901. LOCAL AND GENERAL.

We again draw attention to the Daily News not being published on Saturday, and to the issue of the Wisely Npws on Friday. The following trains will leave New Plymouth station for the breakwater to-day, connecting with steamers mentioned below, as follows; 6 a,m,, Mgapuhi (from North); 9.38 p.m., Ngapnhi (for North), One of the most appropriate mementos of the late Queen that we have seen is pub* lished to-day, and contains an excellent portrait, as well as the dates of her birth, accession, dcatli and funeral, while the card is fittingly artistic. Mr. Collis is to be congratulated on the reproduction of the photo, every line of which is wonderfully clear. Copies, which are suitable for framing, can be obtained at his studio, also at the Daily News office.

An exceptional opportunity is presented to persons in want of furniture, ha vine the advantages of being in good order and nearly new. Messrs. Bewley and Griffiths will, toj day, sell a large and choice collection on account of Mr. l'errii), at 1.30 in Buller-street

f'he United Mourning Service on Saturday will be held at 3 o'clock, ph.eap railway excursion tickets will be issued and the afternoon train will be delayed tilt 5 o'clock.

A notice of importance to all members of Friendly Societies appears in our advertising columni to day. The death is announced at Romo, of Signor Verdi, a well known and highly popular operatic coropoier. Tho Town Band has kindly consented to inarch the members of the friendly Societies to the Recreation Grounds on Saturday next Fierce fighting has taken place in Venezuela. Tho insurgeafp have killed hundreds of the Government supports.

A hurricane demolished the staffs bearing the Royal Standard on the Houses of Parliament and at Windsor Castle. A few small ve«»eli were wrecked and were attended with fatalities on the coast. The Dnnodin Conciliation Board has been hearing a dispute between the Metal Workers and Employers. A deciiion will i}B given on Monday. Arrangements are well in hand for tho Band Contest to be held at Wanganui in March. Twelve bands are entered. The entries for the solo competitions are larger I than ever previously received, totalling 80; including 15 B flat cornet and a similar numI ber for the horn nolo. At the Conference of Builders at Chrisfc- . church tho OommittSe recommended the establishment of a Federated Builders and Contractors Association. The questions of opening tenders in the presence of tenderers, and securing the safety of deposit money were discussed and referred to the F&chsral ! Council. A resolution was passed that no Government paid member be on Conciliation Boards except the chairman, and that each i party to a dispute eleet its own representative.

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