Football.

Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume II, Issue 21, 15 July 1899, Page 3

Football.

Two team^. left "Waimate yesterdfay to play two O&marti teams. The- firafr fifteen played fii'st, and auffered defeat to the tune of 27 points to nil. Th* seconds then commenced, but in spit* , of a new moon and several hundred lighted mutches were unable to see th# ball, so the game ended.

Energy is a plant that bloesoms on tlie gjuve ot weakness. Happiness exists not so nrnch in knowing joy, as ia nofc knowing misery. The danger in having s command of language is that it is likely to mutiny. ; What a brilliant world thia would b* 1 if everyone were as bright an bi» ■ mother declares ho was whea kA Wa» a baby i

over 3000 were present. The I a larrikin point of vie-v.wasj furious as far as the ' pit ' \| cerned, otherwise he had a faV< hearing. At the start the spee punctuated with cat cells, hissl encouraging cries to speak up! *| talking about the monopoly spi Up among freezing companies (? tain a uniform price for farhaer| disorderly conduct in the pit trii Jellicoe's remarks were somewli jointed. Something like a ri6{ occurred. Two or 'three' freef wers going on in the pit, the ocbl of which stood upon their seal surged from side to side. ' The; in the stalls alongside were also! excited. He advocated the ee£ meut of a free legal bureau f§ protection of the poor, but watf; rupted by howls, groans and wiil choru&es froui different part9 l pit. After awhile he got a he but a query "how would you I pork chop " sent theaudienee 'of a paroxysm of laughtei 1 , from vrf took some time to recover. Mr? coe,' in reply to questions, saidl party government prevailed her support the liberal party.- Wbl found he could no longer doi would resign without recording ti tile vote, and trust himself in thfe'fe of the people. The candidate re« the enevilable vote of conndeucl is anticipated that Mr Jellicoe \vHl Mr Ilutcheson very closely, bill latter is almost certain to be retui The cost of royal commission this colony for the past 21 yeaif been £98,914. % Yesterday, mdst df the time wSi voted to the answering ot questi Several wero held over in con&eql of the Premjer being before the Mj Comnjission. lv reply to the al tionof Mr Smith, re 30 Chinese 'i Europeans having been crowded! one cell. — The Hon Carroll r| that they occupied four ordinary! It was true they had not been proi with a proper mid day meal, biu person responsible had been il manded. The bedding was suffl] The Parliamentary correspond* the Auckland ,Herald, writing .« the obstruction of Eoads Prevll Bill, says that it will greatly affe| Auckland district, and is sure J strenuouslj opposed ; also boingiii the hands of a private member^ not likely to become ,law. H| states that the Government appei have had the Bill drawn up to pl| few suppoiters, but not wislufj bring down upon themselves the V ot the local bodies in the country tricts, they have got Major Stew| take it in hand. The Lands for Settlement Amendment Bill was moved fo second reading last night by the'; mier, and debated at cansidei length. It 'provides for woikS homes. The condition of worki] dwellings in the Urge centres^ dwelt upon in 'a lengthy niann? Mr T. E. Taylor. great maj of them, he said, lacked every con encc that Ought to be 'found in 1 me dwelling houses. They were Ism in sanitary arrangements, and ip.fi hot water supply, and so on', ifj heved they would not be'> ablest anything in the 'way of/^prd| better homes for workers - whilis houses were provided by public'J prise. He urged" that local |< should be empowered to advancet quarters of the cost of erecting all The house ( would be a model dvft Private owners would', 'in self d| be compelled to make 1 'greafchnj ments in the character'of the b0 they erected for wage earners.- % A-number of .Wanganui auctiS have petitioned the House -in j| against the Auctioneers 1 , Act An ,ment Bill, introduced- by-- the' Cr| ment. - \ • *' V v., > %

A rural p. st.u»n of tiw^destoa, Nc has gained tTbte'|BzeVotfeVelj[j)y "a^ J the coukties lory' the ''posi^aM vra 'been -long^stiih Ithe^sgtvi^'^oi three • years' he hsjk# nfeve'r bMh^l itom daty, «n,dijb^ii;-nrilied^up\T« .160,000 miles. '. 4 --#||-f>..y^f