News in Brief

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume V, Issue 1424, 7 September 1905, Page 1

News in Brief

"Jfltio" will bo produced' in. thi Aoodemy to-night. The welcome social tendered to Mr ant Mrs Barry was»great success.' *v^ St. Joseph's Church basket sooiftl wii bo held in the Acadomy of Music, tO' fi morrow cvoning. ■ | A meeting of tho Waihi Carnival 'Comi initios will bo held in the Y.M.1.0. rooute to-morrow (Friday) evening. i •*' The annual meeting of the Suburbs Orickot Club will be'held at iho Centra Hotel to-morrow (Friday) evening, .iil; Prizes for boat ..baskets at tho St. Josoph'B Churoh social to-morrow night m now on viow in Mr George Barron's window. A lotter posted in Bristol fifty-four years ago has just found its way to Blandford (Dorset), but the person to whom it was addressed died several years ago. The skeleton of a - prehistoric man, who must have been buried at least 8000 years, has boon found in a sand pit atMidd'loton-on-the-Wolds. An urn and some flints wero near the bones. . ; V'• There aro no criminal cues for trial in the Supreme Court at the half-yearly session to be held at Gisborne this week, .This state of aflairs constitutes a record in the history of tho dutriot! A preliminary trial test extending ovor a month,- at the Milton poultry farm, demon. S sirrtod that fowls could be kept in a healthy and profitable condition for « fraotiou under a Id per hoad per weok. At the Otautan Magistrate's Court'ion Wednesday, tho Wallace County Council • sued a dofendont for the recovery of rated I to tho amount o( 9d, and judgment for the amount was given, with 9s costs.