The Temuka Leader SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1890. LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Temuka Leader, Issue 2142, 27 December 1890, Page 2

The Temuka Leader SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1890. LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Disppt d VhzciiuX. A petition i«s to b- 1 dsj*.:i ti>ngf. Ur Reeves who w#b r« i rn ■ ' f'"" Ining ' v, ti"i. jXiliSOai-LY NETTING. Several Maoris • <*vo .>•.-.« n nuuiiuoued »*> Chr stahtu'Crj foi ng th- r;«Mi* with »:»•«.e n«-t<. Eea?T F/IWJkb. -tJarrett B oa., boo*, '■rjr* tno-> oi nuiHgiurolrf, A.nokl*»'l. k •■«. i 'e'i Unß'c;ir?.i liibl'ti-*, 17 8 i ; 3fc>r«'<* r'udiiO.s, £7000; ausata. Thr Lsemploybd. The m-yor of .'hria'edurcn t> to tb*« Pr^.-niw*-iha; »her»» arw r-ii.iy m*», Uj tbir-TK nf ■he.w abh-hod >-«, on; of wo. k Willi 214 pi»rao'i» n on 'i't'in. L'r i lops '■ hs;g:<aTl()n. —Mr Hl«'op', r«<<igti<«tiiin lias '-J«f'--:. ji'Mß-l ill tb-l h«o1f vne Prßinif.-r, b;r w beM in abwyancn--untii several ra4!!«"» of <kduiii)i6.r«ii'ia in •lis nr.- of. A Nica (HRlsrM-.s Bex—The N. laoa or Eciuouiio' rtcnm ; y voMd Misa

ileredifti,- hnna mi trcs of ih ( + ; rU 8c!iool, VVVstpo-1, a butiua of £2O, for he r ?.iicc:e-Hf il Himd-rMiions fuim y«j«r to year. PeksohaL - vVa 'b>»t xhs Rs-.v. W. White, of the P.mb. *e ia Ohnryh, Pie sunt Poin*. ha* re<:e\v.j i * c II from-VValiacet"iw»', Southland,- ait'i >nat me. -mg of th* Pr. >bytcry will bo held on <h« 31-- D.cniH'r.

M artini Hsshi 8. —o' pt^in Somm rTiiiw brts f-o«:vei< itjf'TDiH'ioo from cij l)"f noa Hffiji in»t M>rii>.-.IJ-i».y r fl « AriivK'i per Tninui .-.od ar« o<>«» ' v ' - -.bie for i«iue. T>« p»*ic wi'l !>- t'4 h ench. Tue previous shipment waa £3 li Oftch.

A Wedding Delated —A man timed Henry J aui-.Pu.or k. I'e.-o ib-d ta *»n -ifictuaian, h.-A3 bf«n men*?d >t Mdicor'. Biy, A.ok a 1 <>r> t*i- »+ * fh a m it.-i|;«, uri c o ia gi of er«a!ioii g > »i2s «t 'i--j vulnn ■ f £lB rr-iin Pmich aH-1 v.'aiisjhby, drapers, Auck i-'d.

PISTIJ?OrjJBHBD Visiion.—Tt)6 Hov. Sir M-<ny 'V. vlk. !«<'U .rrivad in Tcmnk 1 by '>e 'rn a from Curi-;-ciiuroh, cini it t»w-. *H il)H(,fnr-.-om. H* f«*tum>sd toC >!UO -nroh BgH.in oy th-5 30. fspr.-nH. He look <J anyuuna bn we !.

Arrivals a>id DEPARruRES Th= •mm-«i - *uou and om s»rUioni for N«* Z-:al*iid dur 114 .\>/V.tobr nliow vha «r----r-Vfli to .h*.Vi numb rer l 1256 and th- > t Cbinvß- ; * liii.c 92 cook tbnir The fotal s» of pij.u - ion by lbs t-xoe** of emigra'i'in oter inim turn for thten months en led March 30 h parao'tß.

TKMTJKi AND HORT!CatTOHiL —Tbe stfOun t »nou a-uvrti tx .1 Soncty ia (Olverr i>ed in our pro«. «it i»an«to held on tb« B*i J -»»T} aex ,fr m 2 ill 10 p.m. N/t*uh«U/,d ing tb**'''r>o«*6« ot tli« seasoo, (be ooniraatee coufiien'ly a l<og-inore-iae i « the n»iiib«f of exhbita -o* o<>iop«iol with t' e i'Ugar«l hh -.-«•, tod, providi* the r.»c«n« , 'ry •iCcoinmodHt'on for d'pp -jito tHei et'nbit« ■»W»Hij!-g«>oiii' , y 1 both the D-ill Sb;d aod Vo nott-er Hall httVH bt'eu . A f« -tore of the aho# *iit bf> 'be • x' 'tjiti-v,, of fi.nuy wo.k, eto . for whirh the th* V'>'un*f«»' H.H w:l! bsr p-itire'y s«" ap*t». Wood's Q B.rrl lug bean i to pay dor og lug, nod will be oq>cnrabl* t mO'lurHte (jliarjjfl-. Th» o>muiii(e« are doing ill tb'.t thi-y can to .t (jood one, "«d wu itfle doubi tht'y will mjoc-ed vi thoir »ff->r?«.

Post4as RiTts —Urdora in Contiaii, sutfi ii'is.iig tin* ions 10 letter *■• »h»j Uni'oi Kngdom, bav» b«B'n G ssstted. Ti *y p.(,r<de (1) for the r<*dtic.>i«»u of the i'r''e* t*« to tU* Qnits'i Kingdom from 6 t>2\ \ pei £zby * y -f Stn Fr-uc'fo • ind >•• did ?u-.mu«', -«nd f-om 1« to 6 ' p ft f 4 z vit B -disi •!...• Nip!e». It ia ii-.:endnO > o ai'py the 2£ (.-xcopt ny <h« B'indini-Naple- -0011;) a i fore'Kii p)*.•,•"», bat i» conn qo<nc* ■if aeraerMß-nm ben*->*-n the lmpni 1»i Po"t * -ffijij -ind can .in foreigo eou ti'ea th!» c iKiot be oVioe untM «ft the mee'ina; of the Po«Ul C"iii;r««H, *lic.i ia to ba iield hi ViHtiii lin M y u?t . Let'era ints -.la ' for he B'in'J a-N'-p'ea teat must bwent via S n F.MnoUc) or by direct, so-auicr. (2) F.r toe tr*'»-rn as ■>>» of 2 curds to the United im>! - f I'mil aod Aus:ra i«H post onra« wid b- tia im.>, ,: t«d, orovil-d a id .dtiesiva kt.tup it* to each c ird.

The Pare irx ! t»bbin'» Oasb.—At tlo» R. W. (Jour, i' m .'. i. on l..>.t Donald Mnokdoz* > 16, ws» «h>ira-d • i-J> *t»t)biri2 Km..son l.'-liy, 17, 00 l\ • \]tn iust. at th..' Chi? <?•-' thoict *howec'i that tha adi w=ra w>irkii.u io th-» shed, aod a q <.«•#.! re I aros-.i o>vitig to who is <h« *iu;t »i'- of h« two, be>iij{ iniu'i Jem to Diliv. D. ly fl ippad Maok ngia'a est a. *n<l ihe 1 t *ir, who had * pur of Bha*r» in bis iiJ-i»ct», struck at Dully with thani, o»» A rb<* b'ttdna psneti<*tu)7 into the fio; h 10 inch tn I « b.i-f. DJly then took ihti she r< troro ilack»i z e. The jus cos. .VJusmia Sutter «ud J etc-'on, in givuitf j idj/ineot atated th y oioiß 4 re'i it a r-»i:y a riona cusa, but th-ro iv s n > rualtce at t:>e h ittom of It ; th.- b w vv;i« srruuk iu a *c- fll on the impulse of the m >in-?ut, and they ha I concluded to diunisa the cl) -rg '. At to^ Rime titoe it bhould be a warning, not only to the two boyt omcanied, bui to othora, that, the use of »e;<p jni of that kiud should ba fcuacdad agaiuat* i

- dctcatiso Tiiiaf" House. —Next week Proi'*B-.r. ;LicJuwni , k wiH fcive leesni-s in iVnnilfa vt-d GpraUtine. on Ina ' •vs'< ra of educating toe borne.' The pr< - foaKoi-'i rastliod ban befn nujii'y eu'ogised by publio »nd press, * 'd the N.Z. Society For ihe Pr.'v«"ion of Ufiialty 10 Animal.iitive given him iheir patronage. It lc !>oltl th t H-ih tiy6t>m is efficient, lasting in is cffdc , Inimo", atiri s«.fe to <h' cpfia'or. 1h« p>oft)*«o- ongbt to secure a number of pupi s thiougbont the diatf'C . Us tub Poao.—-Among the many vtf.bio'e.>. of »U aorta thut were to b» seen on 'heir w-»y to Hie Caledonian Sporu yoa'er-Uy Mum Button'* foo.-in-hand wa« moat ooncexbli*,-not from i's snurt api..rt*ranc-, but from the remarkably worknisiti'ika uule ot the turn-out. Witi M. a j Button h.ndifg tha ribbons the j u ney from P«el F"est to Teuiuka whi» m»d-i in a littl* over two hours, and MnV u,cindet a hale \t to pick up h is not every ne who can use ttnj iour-in-li.iad whip at any time, mi.i <Mi)*i'fering the rong'i weather, &c , Mr Button's performance ia worth carnnicling.

.SYNOPSIS Off AnVJfiIixLSEMBNTS

T. Hor'Mty—Adv«i*'i'!'s ; mpoonded cow. I.V.G. TVmpl.,r.-, Temitka— Will boid a p'p-ic an N«w.' year's I) y. £1 Hint Paul H;ii<! B<h d—N'»iifivs.i that •oui known as tlie Ofosw Uoud, Sherwooo Uowiiy, is u puvatc one. V. E. Cox and K. R. Gninntts—Al- - e:-tri<-8 of sh««?\ oaule, and pigs, for Temuki JLiv.vS'<>ek Salf.

G'»at<rbwy L*nrt Board—Advert'*** Oro-'ij i-mds op-f for or ae'ec'ion oi< : iu-t»r Hil« '>n 6<b Juin-iry. T;m«n> F'ortil nad Horticu'tural Se-i-ieiy—Advei'i'P jisi icu'ars re seooao .innnal fit ow on 8 h J»nu~J-y. N.Z. BittiWßyu-! !r>u9 arrpngf•iton 8 for Piui iu o»indoa]nn Sports, Lytte'ton KegKttu, ini Tin*aid Races.

Pi-of'P*or L.!<;h'>V'uk—Advartiavs frer, .!i?.oii!seo ou '• Tfii H•■»«!» " at TVm».>k Mx-\ G on Op«. 1«' and Jat. 2n-'«. A-'hu fj^>i*= : ,Ti)d Corner, Timaru — A' ? vi-rti.-»BH graicl of 'nen'* c o'iiiny;, hate,

J. V!nndell A: Co.—Pub'ish eotrlhs of s:.eep, cttde, un<3 piajs for TVirnika, Sloe 1? SJeoii Ta fld «y nex'; also sell ueaily (i«iwre«o ,, i' «nd binder. '

T. & J. Tliouisn'n, Oriperg and Slk Tun fu Advertise arrival or new <ood* ex Tainui ; p!*c:e of business *ii; bn '!hV.

B'.oth, M rxlonu'd aed C<\, Cjr'vle tiup'ftTren- Works, Christ-church— Draw -p-ii;i aiti'r.t'ioo 10 'heir Cirivlo wiriJ,n) k inn n'lnos, wiMi c pao'iy to rs ; -e V .a- 50 o 3 of water par h <ur. LißOi TKOU'V E-3. London - , Dec. 22. The Cou icii. which ordered the New Zealand -hipping Company, •oh aw, Navill and Albion Company,and Briiah India Company to be boyc >tted for shipping sailors aboard instead of at their offices, has abandoned the struggle, but the sailors continue the dispute. Mr Tom Mann, President of the Dockers' Union, Btates that there are 1000 men out of work at the Docks in Loudon, and that their families are in a starving condition. The Glasgow and Dundee railway men hive decided on an immediate strike for a reduction of the hours of labor. The agitation is expected to become general throughout Scotland, and it is feared will paralyze trade. . Sydney, Dee. 23. Three thousand of the employed of the North Britjsh Kailway Company are out on strike, demanding a reduction in hours. The traffic is almost paralysed. here are 90,000 unemployed iu the East End of L mdon An attempt which was made recently to form a grand council of miners in Australia has resulted in failure. The employe* of the North-eastern Kailway Company stale that they are contented with» the number of hours work d and will not go out on strike The North British Company have | decided to prosecute those who have gone out for leaving without giving i. he necessary notic«. -he employes |of all oiaaes of the North British Company, the Caledonian Company, and tba •"'outh- western Company are out on strike, ilia cumber of meu affected is 10 000, and only the mail trains aie undisturbed. A coal famine is feared al Glasgow. Dec 24. Six thousand railway hands are out on sstrike, and the managers of the dc'.toh railways have resolved nob to yield to the meu. Railway traffic in England is paralysed.In consequence of the delay of trains dinger tie-ving' Machine Works at EiiboW'B are closed and four thousand work-people are idle Berlin, Dec. 22. An immense majority of the industrial bodies in Germany' oppose the night hours system except for railway hands. Wellington, Dec 22. At a meetiug of the Trades and Labor C-mncil Itelief Comaii tee it fas reported that several comp'aiufrt had beeu received as to the alleged boycotting by the TJrion Company 'aking evidence in ■-upport the council reso ved to write to Mr Mills on the subject. The question of establishing unionism ou a new basis will chortly be dw cus*«d, and an endeavor is being made to induce the various labor unions in the colony to send delegates to a conference.