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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume VI, Issue 1633, 16 May 1906, Page 2

A reward in offered by Mr R. Eckcrt lor return o( a white cow. boo advertisement.

Mossr?. W. G. Shotholt and Co. notify olsewhero that ihoy are holding h snlo ol salvage stock of drapery and clothing, com. meticing to-morrow, Thursday,

Tlit Now Zealand Clothing Faolory by rcplaco advertisement draw the attention of tho public to thoiv woll assortt-d winter stock of ladies' and gontlomon's boots, shoos and slippors of every description,

"Tho Triumphant Tour of tho Now Zealand Footballers," by Mr George Dixon, is nearly sold out, Thoso desirous of securing a copy should mako early application nt any of tho local stationers. Tho demand for this interesting voliuuo through all parts of tho colany has boon exceptionally keen, An iinportont find of copper oro is roported by a Waihi prospector on tho Ruahino ranges, botweon Wellington and Napier, Tho lodo is stated to bo ovor i feet wido on tho surface and 9 feet wido on tho low lovol. Tho test showed a return oi 10 to 33 per cent of copper, and there it) ovory indication of tho lodo boing payable whou worked, _ Sacoo, tho great South African consumption euro, is now obtainablo from nil the leading Auckland chomists, Tho Sacco agency announce that thoy will on request forward, post freo, their interesting and instructive "iroatiso on Consumption," togothcr with British uiodical opinions concerning Hncco, Every consnmptivo should rend tho pamphlet, as it contains much vahmblo information concerning diot, fresh air, clothing, oxercise, etc.

The Colonial Treasurer has roooiycd a shilling (" consoionco money ") and the following letter:—" Waibi, 26th April, 1900. Sir—About twelve years ago a Is stamp came into my possession which had already been affixed to a parcel but through an ovoraißbt on tho postal official's part had not boon cancelled. I aftorwards used that stamp again, Please Qnd onclosod Is in payment of same, Romans, 3rd chap., verses 19,20; 10th chap., vorso4; 10 ohap,, verso 9,"

Tho progress of tbo town .. shown by the continued enterprise ol businoas peoplo in effecting improvement! to thoir bvolneaa premises. Tho latest instance of this is given by Mr. R, H. Wynayrd, proprietor of tho ironmongery business established b7 Walter H, Phillips and Co. many years since, Tho I interior, as well as tho exterior, of the premisos has beon improved to an extont j which wo hopo will be fully wm'mntod by futnre business. Tbo main.shop has boen considerably onlarged, with tho result that tho largo stock of gonoral ironmongery and other goods oan bo moro conveniently inspected by visitors to tho promises, Tho windows in tho front have beon taken out and roplaeodby platn glass, and this, with other improvements, has givon tho building an imposing effect, The wcoklv meeting of the management cominittoo of tho Waihi Rugby Union was hold last night at Moyor's Hotel, Thsrc wcro prcsont: Moasrs Sheen (in the chair), Barbor, Clarkin, McWhitor, Palmer, Rabbidge, and tho sccrotary. A letter was rocoived from hon, secretary of tho Auckland Roforcos' Association, enclosing ii copy of alterations in rules and method of scoring, Tho main alteration io tho lAtloristhat tho goal from a mark is awarded threo points instead of four, As soon as copios of the alterations come to hand thoy will bo distributed amongst tho delegates. It was ogreod to allow J, Foster lo play in junior football matches, The committee decided to play tho Waiktao match on tho Recreation Ground on the 26th inst, Under cortain conditions it was agreed to give the proceeds of ono senior cup match to tho hospital 1 funds, Mr J, Box has offered a pendant i for competition amongßt Rugby players, rind tho comrnittoo decide lotor for which branch of tho gamo this trophy shall bo awardod, Those rep, playors whose caps aro not yet handed in, that last year's date may bo plaood on them, aro requested to hand thorn in ot onoo to their delegates or the secretary of tho union, Tho groat comedian, Mr, R, G, Knowlos, will apppear at the Acadomy of Music this evoning, the pecfomance comf menoing at eight o'clock punctually. Re. t contly a leading contemporary said—"R, G. Knowlos—who knows better bow to tell a funny story? Cortainly tho world has laughed at him, and tho rest of tho world aro wanting to, lho humorous conversations with which ho regales his audience impart an insight into tho byways and alloy-ways of lifo which no moro book reading or averago insight imparts, 1 A feature about Knowles is that ho soos things another man would pass by; hut he not only seos, but to the niatoier bom relates, and instantly tho picture or incident ho doscribos becomes a vivid actual- • ity." The ovening is said to consist of j two hours' solid laughtor, interpolated with moments of artistic change, His monologue ontortainmont" Songs and Stories of tho Stage," will bo realistically portrayod by special moving pictures, and tho entert'liiimont will bs assisted by Mrs, R, G, Knowles, an accomplished banjoist, Mr, KnowloV stay in New Zoaland is shortly . terminating, and this one opportunity of witnessing a great Btar should ho eagerly I availed of, Tho box plan in at Woodhain's Art Gnllory, A bnmpor house is antici- ! pated,

Tho following oro tbo oases sot down for bearing at Ibo next criminal sessions of the Auckland b'upromo Coutt, which begin un Monday next:—Annio Enright, porjury; Pishi Wiki, assault, causing bodily barm at Kawakawa; William Small, breaking ami emoting and theft; Jmucs Power, theft; Taratono Hinga and Joo Karona, breaking and ontering and theft, Kaitaia; Win, Henry Williams, breaking and entering and theft (two charges), Wbakatane; Waltor Woodcock, theft, Maiigawaj; John Scbischka, imitating an authorised trade mark; William Smith,attemptedmurdor; William jimitli aim Alico Simeon, breaking and entering; Moses theft, Wlnkatano; Heialtaukobe, killing a sheep with intent to steal carcase, Raglan; T. Poard, attempt to unlawfully carnally known girl undor 16 yoavs of ago at Waibi; Patrick O'Connor, cattlo stealing, Helensvillo; Michcnl Riley, attempted unnatural crime, Hamilton; Emost linker and Joseph Turnor, personation, Hamilton; Georgo llnssott, attemptod murder; Joseph lirady and Amiii) Loeko, arson; Taka Wi Hongi, criminal assault, Kuikoho; Jamos Ilobort Logan,, Ben., and May Ethel Logan, receiving stolen goods at Taumarunui, two charges against May Logan aud three against Robert Logan sen,; Juincs Ilobort Logan, jun,, breaking and entering and thoft (two chargos), both at Timmamuui; liichard Grocu, breaking and outcring and theft; Tirahu Wi Honiara; aiding and abetting criminal assault, Kuikoho; Haro llocni, alias Kaikore, forgory (four charges) iVhitngnrei; I'cter Wilson, bigamy,

UxiioKHN OintißLAiKs-lf sulforingfroiu his minoyibg trouble, Witch's Oil will, tilled a euro after one or two applications lis olkct if magical, relieving tho irritation mid reducing the swelling immediate • y. Obtainable from all storekeepers and G,,B»rroi), chemist