Local and General.

Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 926, 15 July 1891, Page 2

Local and General.

Ar llm iiieuling oE llm Temperance StMcjpfy^ lhis p.yen m sr, J h^re JwjHJju nnj^h ur^ compotitiou m recitation open to hoys unil t-irls. v . /; -■ <l ■• '!- : - 1,, j : Tuk English MAil. ipor .\orangj, wiia to nrriv(? m Wellington ysleniny morning. The EllosTriore di^rrict portion bli'uikl c-ouie up by; tln'u ovening'u trair^. , h , , c Though Btill m a prtcarious Btnt«, hopesj are m\v 5 en|ortai/iod ?thnt Moftri* sel l'-irifl 'Oted .won'nfls- in+y*nolpro\ r .j laHi 1. vlrs Moss ist also continuing to gain ' ' * tftlirsgVaph bffioi'aiaiin the priooipil towns of the Colony have preapntoil , Hun ,h G. Ward, Postmaster (ieiieral with a inagnjQcent 'cradle' epirgne, to comuieiuofate the birth of a son during his term ot office.' At a meeting of the Churchwardenso£ St Janiea' Cliurch, and the Ladies! riuild, held on S.ttutduy ufcernoon, it -.wits , ■lecidiid to proceed at once with .the renovation of the interior of ihe building-, and estimates wore asked for . fur> the work. • ■■•■!■ Mius Arthur Wilaon, 'MrSUnley Wilson, Vlr arid Mrs Lycett Gieen and Mr Birkeley LeviVt, who wore the defendants m the recent baccarat scandal' case attended H gardenpnrty at MnrllVorough HouxK, the Princb of Wales' residence; to moet the Kinperor;ot Germ any. At' a mooting held iq ; thp Library last nighH, about twenty gsfvo m tlteir n-uuea is wijliii'' to lie enrolled as nieinbera of the \^oluntefrfßiro|^adt.J Mr J/ L&W^ was ejected 6upp'rißlen<l'<-ri<:. i ' The intjoimg-* wuh adjourned; ' pbn'ditlg ttie; recaiptiof fun-. | (her inf'jrinalion, until Saturday. Vbjry little nvaaidqne-in/ParJiiii^n oia' Friddy evening. 'The Hon. J. G: Wurf* promised to consider favourably any; appli-; catio|isfprthe right of alveriisin ;;;).n;t:io btamph, tolegraph(-fi)rnis, etc. iTliejUniq.a!;/ and Colonial Defence Secrets Bill^an.ljihe, ,j[iiib<|cile l^wßepgera.Ap^.Ainen.ljivn'; ,Bil| wjßrejread a tlurd ' t!(iie.'an(l' ; oasseU. ' ■ TiJe Emperor of Geviuuny, speaking In t!.e (guildhall', said [the greateat aim.'.qf Jus life wns tomiiintviin t|ie. historic; friendship; of- -Englund nn>l the peabe of Eurppe, These alone, le though^ iwQirld giv^ t|iofconfiden<jo necessary to the pr«uio,ti,on of scienct 1 und art, !and. tho :development : qf :; tradH His leisure moments "would, be .ap^.nti m tjie direptipn of prqinotingtho solution of J.IIO grout problems of the hour. Ok JVlorfda^ e\'>riin'> th'j v'oUr^ 'of^ '^. JamuH* Glmrcli hold its usual quarterly meeting, tfev E. Whitehouao presfijiiq^. L'he! Treasurer Mr Porter, ts'/bmittod a rough statement of account's i'of^tne' fyvl-iV [liree months, which' disp,'oset(/ n fairly satisfactory state of a.iSuus. -T,iie t chairman announced, that ih.e Aichcl'eicon. wnuld. pay Ins yearly pllici.il: V"? 11 . \", •..'■.' '• uhurch ou Thurs lay,, and .arrange l' will) ih« Vestiy to mccl him. ' ,- ' '''" The OhristchjJrch,hQup'liS.fHe,tf a* ) Sp.iij|h Il b idgj vestorday, an I hiU)l..d"over' (lie iin»,i.-rty* of Messrs iU'ln'e;*' yt<Ji<fy; r< ui»d!' Lucas. The weathflr. '.W(ia-^ihylJiin^j;.JUiiL' gnoil for huntiugf, itha.ncvutruor. l^iuijjiuqt|l ihe sliopery' Hlato of \\\s KtoOijilcrenflHreiit juinpHig- more- than .{UHu.al I liVi.f:itiuct:r ! i!a?mi' Alauy ot" theirideru caine'jnt<{ coatuct w,ithi mother oarth, but no serious casualty .ocvi on nod. There were seypraj . :F!>R^fA > ,i||(piWr'~> ing to ihe poorness, of tha^Hcon/^ IM^» kjiJl resulted. ,The popu|ar\ master,. (VJf/^LyviJi,,! was m charge, and there^y.a-.a.gooil) .field. j A Brisbane cable sayh i-^Ai'wbfriild^batw is proceeding oh a iirotifuMoifuppuiUt Ja*j Coiiitni«sion ,of Inquiry! into.) ilia iriecfepti Hheariug aflPaii:. Mr ■G. | at|Bey ! rbailccertaini IdttfirK'lhiit hail passed,; i>Bli\v,een. Girverosinentofl'ibialH, wiiich thoiiUbifel'; Seoibtkry s:iid had ui'liur boon Rtolen on«fon^ed»« v 'hicanie out tint a dHspatchjjbp^ eontainiog Hit; k-tiiiis, had been stolen at Kockln,in|>tpn last monHi. ' Sir' (i ri^lji 4 BeVereiy '' dpn- ' deinned .Mr Glassay's app'ttranc'cpjunpeiifln' 1 with the lulled , ' : '"■'■■■ r :;i^ il ' r?: .'■ The mon'hly meetingiO^jtUa School Coininit,toa was held_. aji> ,Tu,esday of last, week, jh.ere tiejqg^p^eat^^ir, Kennie . .(.Chairinan) , aqii^ .^^w,,^^^,) M'Liichlan, Werner, Uigby. a/idj Mibuljiey. I'he master's report' Hlip'w'eujanriny-^iise .-in" the atteridunce, .wlV;ch'''w^aV!'d^\iif' s ßfi'j ;i Viih 114 ciiildren on (he rpf K ' ,Et /waV ' ! decjtte»i ;l to put the 'compulsory claused 'ipibi fi)rce and to warn tho parents' ol: irregularly at-' tending children of the Btepsfixbou't;t'<V'betaken. It iwua resolved 'to : oall f tir - [ fr'e'iii • tenders for the cleaningof the school,: also to procure • several loads of shingle rfnrihe play ground, and to obtain,, a.. set; };£. drawing copies for the .higher standards. .... , . A Sydney telegram, dated July 13^ f, a y ß : — The Trades and Labour Council li is de-, dined to accept the rucoiiuuendation pf. the President that the shearers should bY asked to ngree to non-unionists working m the 'sheai'ing sheds during 1 the ensuing seußon, m ordor to pave tho way for a conference the. efforts olr the Employer's Defence Association, m endea . vouringto mediate m. the diffi^ii/ty, Jia,ve proved futile. The pastoraliat.s have informed the shearers thai: the question of tioltKng a Confermise will bo cojjsidered at tho Fedora, meeting, to ba held ar tlin end of the month, but remind them that the Association is m honour bound tp carry out the contracts now entered jatp with f freo labourers. A serious aspect pf Wet general depres sion m Melbourne trade is fouad m the fact that vurioua lending, houses' in MeJ- J bourne have found it necessary to reduce ° the wages of their, principal employees. This has been done very quietly ; the men 1 concerned roudi|y acquiescing, seeing that <j therois really no' help for the moment^ j At present it hak only effected the highl/- 1 j paid manager*, but itMiust pfesdn^y go' "a • ' ! little lo.wer ;do,wn tho scule /.^<nd owners, | will bolc'iii to fe'ei it preseritlyj'since people 1 ' I who receive amaiior incomes will not be able to. pa/ ,ihe. disproportionate .rents ex- | acted for houses ! an«l as th'^re iV- tiovr no | sc.aioity of muipiy houses of all kinds the * ilnvat to remove unions the rent is lowered a . nas brought a gootl uauny landlords to a '•' jompromUo, \ fl

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