THE Waihi Daily Telegraph WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED The Waihi Miner FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1905

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume V, Issue 1407, 18 August 1905, Page 2

THE Waihi Daily Telegraph WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED The Waihi Miner

FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1905

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__ , Miss Sisam, lato of the post ofiioo, Kimbolton (Wanganu") arrived in Waitokauri 1 on the 17 th inst, to take over chargo of the office there, I In connection with tho baokruptoy estate of Mr Cardon, tho cattle and pigs nro to be'' sold at public miction, Time and placo will be announced in a future issuo. j I Messrs. J. and S. Roberts, general storekeepers, are advertising some specially cheap linos in all thoir departments, including crockery, fancy gools and groceries. In tho latter prices havo been groitly reduced for cash, A splendid lino q( Ceylon toa (golden tipped) is offered 1109 pot lb., and other lines nro equally : reduced. Complote prico lists will bo supplied on application, List night, at tho usual monthly committee mpoting of tho Waihi Federal Band, the quoslion. of attending tho Auckland Charity Foto Band Contest pamo up for , discussion. After several minutos' discussion it was decided that the band compolo in tho contest. With that object in viow it was unanimously decided that in 1 the ovont of tho 9th of November being a 1 holiday in the minos, the band hold their annual sport) on that day, and that the proceeds, if any, be devoted to the contest fund. I

In an announcement by Mr. R,, 11, Holmes attention is drawn to some linos of goods nt considerably reduced prices, amongst which are" Farming's" toa nfc 9d per ib, and eggg at 101 por dozen, In fulfilment of the promise made by the Premier that offic'al inquiries would' bo mado with regard to the necessity for '• native sohools at Mataura and Bowontowc, Mr Bird, Inspector of Native Schools is now inihe district, Ho will visit Ma'aura to-mdrrow morning (accompanied by Mr Dtfvey) and in tbo aftornoon will l'ido ovor 'io Bowentown. It was wot, dark, and dreary when Constable Finlayson was parading his bait last right near the end of . Main-street. Ho heard t-ho rumblo of a buggy which had no light, and was soon on the alert. Ho timed his movcmenls no nicely that be roaohed the bnggy just ns it pulled up at the Coaching Company's tlab'.cs, On accosting tho driver for his name, he was electrified to find it was tho Sotgeant himself who had committed a breach of the byolaws. An amusing case is in store. / A meeting of tho Wnilii Carnival Committee will bo held in thoßoronghOtfuneil Chainbors on Monday evening next, Ladies avo specially invited to aUond, and tho presence of those interested in sports is also requested. The business of the meeting is ohklly in connection with ihe drawing tip of a general programme fir the Carnival, and other mattors, A largo attendance is dcsirablo, so it is to bo hoped that as many as possible of those interested in tho function frill eudeavour to bo present.