News in Brief

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume V, Issue 1490, 24 November 1905, Page 1

News in Brief

• —r, v 'm Waihi ftek Hack Racing oiab'i Ipioi 1| Moetmgtomorrow. , " i'^Nk/f Presbyterian> Sanday school innlwr iff sary in the Academy on Sunday., "Inherent fatigue" is the new ml 1 ?! euphomistic same for laziness, *Hi The New Zealand footballira play IheTV second teat match of their tour to-morrow, 1 ;!? when thoyu,eetSoo land, / */%■ The Thamen County Connoilhas elected/J* Air Bagnall a its chairman lot the ensuing 't; >oar. i « Mr J, Dixon Ward will' deliveri an address on anti-wohibition at tbe National '"' Bank cornor to morrow evening »t 7,30 ,/ $ Great Britain hae jait re discovered Nowvl Zealand, says the BnUah Auttraknan, f. as a result of the dash of the Maori foot- * i bailers, * \ A half oiste named James Sweeney, of ' Kennody Bay,, who was known at Thames, '> I (tied suddenly at the Golcorida Hotel on ' Sunday last » I In our report of the civil case's at the 1 Magiatrate's Court on Wednesday the \ nameSaranel Vale was erroneously spelt Vaile, Vr'-jt Oice moro (says. the QmmlandC Worlei) iho Melbourne Cup ut emptied,,? s and those who drained it have foaud it mostly dregs ' We(Hrts(i»jj Standi) d) have the best ' authority for stating that it is the intend tion of the Eight Hon, R. J. Heddon to " J ttilw up liib residence in the vicinity of ? Hastings before long, k A lady missionary who has lived in* 1 China for fifteen years says she will,be-, surprised if, on the death of the Empress, i, no outb euk doe* not take plaoe which will *' put tho French Revolution into the shade. "■ Mr W. G Nicholls has bean ele'oted ■ chairman of the Ohinemuri County :' Council. Mr Poland declined to be • oandidate, stating he had another eleoVt* tion coming on in a couple of weeks, >■ j A live hedgehog was pioked up the other' ? morning by some members of tbe Wellington tiro brigade, who wore reluming J to their homos after attending an outbreak i 1" of fire Tlio common impression that a woman \ can never throw straight has received a *'' tugic confirmation at woman named Oates, seeing a strange cat <■ at the door, threw » poker at it, The v raissilo struok her grandson of two years i and a half on the neck and killed him. 1 f " Tho magistrate remanded the broken-% hearted old woman on ba'l . A =—- 1 '