GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 281, 21 November 1908, Page 2

GENERAL TELEGRAMS.

MOSGJIEL WOOLLEN CO. ! I By Telegraph.—Press Association. Dunodlu; Last Night. . Tlie annual meeting of the Jlosgbl Woollen Factory Company was held today. The directors reported the demand for the company's manufactures was in excess of the supply, and that arrangements had been made for additions to buildings and machinery costing £3500. , The proftt for the yoar was £7784 10» lOd, The directors recommended ia dividend of fl p er cent, the balance ( £BOO 3s Od) to l>c carried forward. The report was adopted. The retiring directors (Mr. J. Roberts and Hon. F. Fergus) were re-elected. ! OAMAIiI" SHOW. , Oamnru, Last Night. The show of (lie North Otngo A. and P. Association conclude,) to-day in fine | weather ami before a large attendance. There was a splendid display of draught ' horses. The championship'for draught entire was awnrdod to W. Gardiner's Baron Kvre; reserve champion W. Gard--1 incr's Prince Andrew; champion marc. W. Gardiner's Daisy Rell; reserve champion mare, Irving's Silver Rose A MUSICAL PRODIGY. Invereargill, Last Night. A* a result of the Trinity College music examinations, which 'concluded here to (la v. by Mr. Henry Saint fleorcc, of London, Miss Dorothy Browning, aged only thirteen years a nd nine achieved the remarkable honor of A.I.C.L. pianist with a total of 98 marks out 01' a possible hundred. SERIOUS ASSAULt CASE, Gisrborne, Friday. A laboring man named William Harvey was seriously assaulted and found with several injuries about his head. Harvev alleges that a man named James Jackson, with whom he was drinking yesterilav, came into ihis house and attacked nun with a wool hook without provooa* tion. Jackson has been arrested on a charge of assault and causing bodily harm, and remanded, as Harvey ia not in a condition to appear.