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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume V, Issue 1250, 14 February 1905, Page 2

Two more .wrlot fevor ourcs havo boen taken to the Hospnil. Ona patient has baeti discharged, leaving six cis-h now in thfl LitU-i'.t.on.

'! Im annual meeting of subscribers to | tho W.i hi School of Minos will bo held at tbo sehrol ibis evening at 8 o'clock, when wo trust there will be a largo attendance. Mr E. Ik 0. Drury, surveyor for the Kirikiriron Road Board, invitos tenders for forming 138 chains (more or leas-) of new road on tho Tanpiri-Nelhorby road, and repairing the old road for about 40 chains Tenders are returnable to the Cerlt of i he Kirikiriroa Road Board, HamiltoD, up to 28th inst.

On Friday evening next the Waihi Cbartcrcd Branch of Liberal and Libour Federation of New Zealand hold a meeting in tho reading room of tho .Now Minors' Union Hall, A largo attendant of those interested are requested, more particularly in view of the early visit to Waihi of tho Bight Honorable It. J, Sed* don. Premier.

Tho ordinary meeting of the Public Library Committee was held at tho library rooms last night, Present: Messrs T. Giltnour (chairman), A. T. Ksnviclt, W. J. Gray, D. Donaldson, C. J. Sannder?, and J, Henderson (secretary). The librarian's report, which Bhowed that there were 133 subscribers, was reooived and approved of. On the motion of Mr Donnldson„ seconded by Mr Gray, it was resolved tha' iho secretary write lo tho different libraries tor copus of their by-laws. It was re» solved on tho motion of Mr Saunders, seconded by Mr Henderson, that the librarian furnish at oach monthly meeting tbo number of fiivmcial and uofinancial members, Accounts amounting to 12116s 4d were passed for payment.

The Waihi Horticultural and Industrin

Society hold their first annual show in the Academy of Mus'c on Saturday next. Intending exhibitors arc notified that tho time for receiving entries has been exten-

ded to 10 o'clock on Thursday evening next. Up to that hour tho hon, secretary, Mr S. Hutohings, will bo pleased ,lo receive them. Wo understand that a very fair number of entrios of a rafocellaiw eons ordor have been received by tho secrotary, The function will bo opened by Mr H P. Barry. Mr W. H. Hemes, member for this district, has notified bis intention of being present, The enerveno seotetiuy is leaving no' stono un* turned to make tho society's first show a succesH, nnJ wo trust lhat local residents will all do that they can to assist him in this useful work. The hour for tho official opening has been fixed at

2 p.m. During the affcornoon children's competitions in recitations and singing I will be hold. The baby show will ho con-1 ducted during this lime and up till 5 p in., the competition for the prettiest baby to bo decided by a voie of thoso prevent. A promenad? concert, in which the mos popular local vocalists will take part, will be prooeeded with from 7to 10 p.m, Tho exhibition of flowers, vegetables, poultry. and industrial commodities will be in evidence from tho opening up till 10.30 p.m. Schedules and entry forms may be obt un. Ed from Mr J, Livosey or the hon, secretary, Mr H. Hutchings,

A meeting of the members of the Waihi chartered brunch ot the Liberal and Labour (Federation of New Zealand will be held on Friday evening next, at 8 o'clock. The charter granted in Juno last by the President, the Right Honourable B, J. Seddon, and the Exeeutivo of the Liberal and Labour Federation of New Zealand, is on view in the window of Mr. J, Woodham's business premises, in Main-sheet. The lettering and general get-up, worked on a card about 24 inches ,in depth and 15 inches in width, and surrounded by a frame, is neat and artistic. The top of the card, in neatly coloured letters, is inscribed with tbo tho title of the parent institution, and immediately below, in tho centre, is the figure of Britannia, bearing in the right hand a wreath, and in the left a shield, upon which is inscribed the following Acts of Parliament:—Old Age' Pension, Lands and Settlement, Shops and Offices, and Industrial, Conciliation and Arbitration. The charter is signed by tho President (R. J. Seddon),and the general secrotary'(W, B, Culver). *