WANGANUI JOTTINGS.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1373, 26 February 1912, Page 3

WANGANUI JOTTINGS.

COUNCILLORS' DIFFERENCES,

(B> T«l«rCTanV\-RD(!claJ CorresoondenU Wanganui, February 25. If is said that a profit of between ibflO and .£6OO will be made out of Haydn Beckart union, which was drawn on Friday eveuing. The holders of the .first.six-win-ning tickets are as under:-l, upright grand pianoforte, Np. 1540, won by Mrs. P.'L. Cameron, of Westmere; 2, oil painting, "Dnsky Sound," No. 3061, Mr. Wa for Iroprtt, of Auckland; 3, art carved tablo, No. 12.225, it Gordon,.of Wanganui; 4, oil painting, N0..'1632, Mr.: F. .1. Dentou, of Wanganui; 5, oak table, No. 531 i, Mrs. Kaganski.'-of Wanganui ; 6. painted ■ mirror.- No. 4295,.Mr. W. Andrews, jun., of New Plymouth. It is hoped that tho profits will be as large as anticipated, and that a sufficient fund will now bo available 'to fend' the talented .. young violinist Homo to secure tho best possible tuition: ' ■ ■ ' • Tho trouble between ■ the late Mayor (Mr. C. B. Maekay) and tho engiueer was practically tho ?ole topic of coiiversction hero until tho Payne incident cropped up in t lie II on so, and now attention is divided btween.the two disputes. So far as the former troubl? is concerned, there are no-further developments, but, probably at Tuesday night's meeting, of tho council, tho four councillors who have been called upon to resign by a meeting of burgesses will disclose their intentions, unless, indeed, they do so to-morrow night at the special meeting to select a Mayor, vice Mr. llackny. What tho upshot of tho whole affair will be is hard to say, and developments are being awaited with interest. ■