THE Waihi Daily Telegraph WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE WAIHI MINER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1905

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume V, Issue 1241, 3 February 1905, Page 2

THE Waihi Daily Telegraph WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE WAIHI MINER

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1905

HVo stall the I'nan wis euo]>tn' s Kightmsinlai UiiW'l by influence »nci iiubrlboi] by gnin; Mors patriot Truth he {lemma prompts >li»i> Pl?rl<od to Kelijion Liberty, uid Lut?

Th j annual meeting to the \Yaihi Sohool of Mines will be hold in tho sohool building on Tuesday ovening next at 8 o'clock. _ Mr George Martin, of BuU'own, is pu>ting up something of a' record inplnm grojyin|. 1 Yesterday afternoon wo were shpjpn.&Ome of these plumß (Japanese) two of which weighedla shade over half a pound. ' In connection 'with the cricket match Suburbs v. West, to be played next Baiur-> day .on the Recreation Reserve, Messrs W. M. Wallnntt anl P, G. Morgan were selected as empires for the match at a mooting of the Waihi Cricket Association last evoning.

The following team will represent City II against 1.M.1 0., on Saturday next, Fob-ru»rv4th:-Hewson, J. Rea, Zenovitoh, 8. Rea, H. Young, J. Eggins, M. Ford, F, Foster, J. Dormer, E. Taylor, J, Waler, Eraergoncies—A, Taylor, Brooks.

Mr H, Searlo, honorary secretary of the Paeroa Public Library, writes us as follows: "Sir,—.V theannuhl meeting of subscriber* to the Paeroa Public Library, held hut night, I was directed to convey to yon their thanks for the copies of Thb Waihi Telegraph you have so kmdly supplied gratis to tho Reading Room." Our Thames correspondent writes that Mr. Richard Cavil), champion swimmor, applied for tho position of caretaker of (he Thames swimming baths, the erection of which has not yet commonced, The Council favourably commonted on the ohanoes of tho applicant, and replied that when tho baths were erected his appliea* tion would be given every consideration.

Paul's Cinerama entertainment will bo hold iiriho Minors' Union Hall to-night, Mr. Paul possesses ono of Edison's latest inauhints, which enables him to provide a picture show which the papers describe as ihe best they have seen, To.night Mr. Paul's programing includes soeues from Baruui and Bailey's renowned circus, depicting tho porfor. mariccsoftbe anivpuls and acrobats as realistically as witnessing them from within tbfl'ient during an aotual performance. The exhibition piomisosto be an interesting one, and the low price of admission. Is lor adults ami 61 for children, should oncourage a l,u'ge audience,, Tho Waihi Federal Band announoe in another duron th,t they will give their annual corned eoncort on Thursday next, 9th inn, Tho mr-mbora df the band lwebflei) prcßiisiiig very hard of lato to perfect ihonwlvon in tho Nt pieces, and it is to bo hoped th.\y will bo rewarded for their labours Tho public will have an opportunity of hewing tlio.«a pitcep dt tho concert, also tho twjpnrtotts and 'a trio for three trombones." Tiokuta have boon dis-, tribnkil-among fiip.nds, ard a good brlJ3 h.is so far benn cflVcei]. We strongly ad/ vise all lovui'i) of good minio to attend the concert, ai.d enjoy all that is good and beautiful in rouaio. In Addition to tho ;above items by the band, there will be Several yoc«l items, so the programme Will prove varied and intereitiiigi, '*.