QUEENSTOWN.

Clutha Leader, Volume IV, Issue 189, 22 February 1878, Page 6

QUEENSTOWN.

xl'fjJyAA^RO^fVixJiß Lows - -! corkksposdent."] ; LAmAslS^eadyAoTir. beautiful lake and moun7AA^siinTscenery has been visited by a great "AC^in^^ 'Budges, A:JJJJm&Wt Zealand Parliament ; aye, and even 7 -As <of the Legislative Assembly of Victoria, 7AAaiave7Deen amori^ the number. < Now that 7 A * amiwal " volunteer demonstration is ■V - : J'A JJ^rs^ngm^ixiwe (anticipate a considerable JJJrmfhix of visitors, civil ahd military. We vAHrust thsit the Clutha district, will be l Jl '"*^largely; represented both by infantry and J-jyj : &wa]ryJ'AjJJ-JJ, „.-'.'..' A 7 7 I .Q?ir :seye'ral7local institutions intend A ,A for ihe amusement of those who A ma.y ; favour us with their company, by L A>ha^g'Hconcertsr-balls, : &c. Then again '-our Masonic- Hall, Foresters, Oddfellows, or Good -Templar Lodges will be glad to AAy "receive any visiting: brothers, or in the A Alattei* case, sisters, who wish to spend a f rl * ABbcialiiight. Jr ' "All;' Jhay 'mention that "we have a prosAA Aperous ! juvenile temple under the superinA Atendence of Brother It. iS!eill. The num- • > .> J.ber ; of members returnedfor last quarter *" :;; was 1 77; ' The. Good Templars number ; about 65 ; the Oddfellows about 40 ; and "'" Hhe Foresters about the same. -;.=h;.v, • iOuivLSchool Committee, have adopted •the compulsory clauses of', the new Act, x X * which! has had the effect of raising the at- .: "tendance at the Government school, but r .'still Jihe teaching 'power, is equal to the ..... emergency.