News in Brief

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume V, Issue 1463, 23 October 1905, Page 1

News in Brief

Newlown: (Wellington) bss ;the roll of any eleotorate in the co'ooy. ■ 1 • St. Joseph's Church Bazaar 'attracted ~ anothor, largti orowd'on Saturday night. the.New Zealand footballers Somorsat on Saturday by 23 points' to 0. St. Joseph's Church Bazffar concludes '%ti this ovening, when special attractions will b» offered. . />M Mr, Balfour, Premier of Britain, boen presented with the- freedom of the"' : 1 City of ' , .ijj •Ap interest in the Sontbeni''''Qmen':>p mining olaim, Thames, may be obtained '-:Vt on application to Mr R. Gooch. ' ''/ M The Duncilm Star says that the general elections will probably take place 'i on Wednesday, November 29th. '<' ' 'H? '' '» ' / ' '' : v' Tenders oro invited by the Tamaki Saw- • ,'4 mill Company for bush work,'.tramming-' logs, and sawn timber, and sawiog and :; : planing tiinbor, A poll takes j laco in the Miners' Union j Hall to-morrow on tho proposal to borrow £6,000 for the extension and completion '"f'P of the water works. Waimungu : G ,M. Company invites «,' tenders for tho dismantling and removal of '■,* theFortuna battery,Hape Greek, Thames, «■ to the company's site at Whangamata. Mr; J. T. Brown; anthor and journalist, **' addressed a crowded open air mooting on 1 \ I Saturday, night, He speaks again in'the--" •<&s/ Miners' Ha l to-night and to-morrow' ■ ;i - ; ,f - ft night, , /s The Dunsdin City Council i» for- \ warding photographs of the Free Public • Library, to. Mr Carnegie. • TbamesisdoinS tho same as a recognition of the gift re- ■ ceivod from the gentleman named. • ■■■» ■ i F-' I England iB not tho only place where < Mow/ Zealand' footballeis aro holding up ' their end oi the stiok. Tho Durban ! - (South Africa) Now Zealand Fooibell . ' Club has oome out ; on top in the senior l \ ■ 'competitions in Durban this season,