News in Brief.

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume IV, Issue 1031, 4 July 1904, Page 1

News in Brief.

i Sudden doaths among men ate eight ■ c imo3 greater than those among women. ' Montgomery's Entortaiuers conoludo their season here to-night, The football match on Saturday resulted in a win for City against West, the score being 6 points to 3, , Threo ( steamers arriving at "Weslport ' lvcently'havo hud to have their propelloi'' !}-■' Hades replaced. ' VIt is stated that King Edward has started to play bowls, and that ho is a frequoni'i.,.. visitor to the green, An eleetrio lighting plant is boing installed at the Corouiandol School of Mines. There will be oight lights, each of 16 candle power, In Turkey tho house a man lives ip cannot bo seized for dobt, and suffloientij . -, land must be loft to.support him, ;.;. jfi \ \ Owing to the bleak and threatcm ut • ' '; weather only a fow people,, assomb|jilbn |ko,Reserve, to listoii'tdMe!prog?ftguaa-^' v "' Th. fi'ostsoflhofiVe.dayso'lnff ./wok' U'luinnting on Saturday night ■•vea the ■'l'vci'-HtfcH by tho .riuelt-inkbiuuit M' ii::-' .listrict. It is a curious fact that there is hardly a reigning monarch in Europe whose family is of the same nationality abao* lutoly as the people governed, -. • The Legislature blunders, tho Judge expounds, the lawyor profits, and tho liti* gant pays-that is tho familiar procedure which wo witness week aftor week,-Post, 1 i It is estimated that tho stock of cheese in the colony is far in excess of tho soason's rcquiremts. Thero is no outlet this year in Australia. Tho Waihi Gold Mining Company ad" vertise for a supply of kauri or rimu slabs, and invito tenders for driving a tunnel about 726 feet on the Waitekauri high prossuro race system, Probably the largest art union over held in tho colony was that under tho auspices of tho Canterbury volunteers, the total number of tickets disposed of reaching 40,000, Letters received in Napier (thoH.B. Herald states) iudicato that the system of freo grants of land in portions of Northwest Canada is likely to be soon restricted, in view of tho vory large influx of people to the Dominion in search of farms, Mr E, Hobbp, chairman of tlj|^ /V . Board of Education, stepped on Wjsf orange skin the other morning in Wyndhafov ~ street, Auckland, and fell heavily to tho ground, flc is likoly to be confined to his room for sovoral days, At tho next mooting of the Gjiunty Council, on Thursday, Cr Barry has'gtvon notice to move, "That tho resolution passed on 2nd Juno, 1904. limiting tho number of horses to six in any one team, be rescinded, excopt so far as regards the Puko Road,"