Waihi Jottings.

Thames Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 10302, 24 July 1907, Page 2

Waihi Jottings.

The following nomination* were received on Saturday for the several offices for the ensuing year in the' j Waihi Miners' and Worker*' Unibm': i President* H. T. lAirmstrong (Mr Newith declined nomination after 5 years' Presidency); Yioe-President, David Johnston; Treasurer, W. H. Morton; Secretary, J. J. Scfehlon,;! Gommiittee, Albert. Armstrong, Henry Bostook,mß. A. Brydon* Jas.Al Carpenter, Joßiah CWtea-, Fred Couisine, t E. 'N: Davies, J. Rt Gioaird,' Alf. GiUetfc, i Wm. Hales, Johnson, DavSd' Kemp, E. J. Liddy, P. Maloney, Arthur Parry, Prank Quigg, Hienry Swarm. l - • . • ! J Mining is .hrisk in this diistric*, and the reports to hand are decidedly saltfirfaotory, . ; The East End school opened yest€ttfa,y in accs6rdan«e -with the instructtions from the Board, tout owing to the attendance ibeing under 20 the school-was closed ag)am. w %Boyd THon^Mon, suooessbr to Mr Wynward, Inspector and manager of th^ iA!ba*to)ir« arrivetL at Waihi and woe ;a^aip^ by. Mr. Eypns, veteiinariaai jW th© Auckland province. Mr Thonipioii .unfortunately took ill immediately^^ uipdni arrira^, and is now undler Dr. Robertson's cara ..'''.'.' ''.:. • ■ ■ ' ■ "*■ ■ ■ A miah named Thomas E. Hancock met with a| painful accident aii the! Waihi fbattevy. Bfe sustained A ibadlyi gashed hand, having spiked it wdih a rustiy noil. It is understood that the new eveningl Wellingtom paper will commence operations early in Akiguat. Ita promotlerß hope to ge* it launched before the new morning daily journal makes its jappearanoe. The inaohinery and nwchanicial p^aff have been scoured in Ata«frjsa.. . Aib^be Waihi Polide tiourt Mr A. Sellpft Waitekauri, was charged with refuwng' to pay a 6d fine for bookfe on the train from Waihi to .W»ikino. His *efuaal oosti him dearly. He wte finted ss, costa £i\ 8s gd, and ordered to paly -the 6*l.as w*U.