News in Brief.

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume IV, Issue 1057, 3 August 1904, Page 1

News in Brief.

Meeting of Waihi Australian Football Club this ovoning, " Esther, the Beautiful Queen," at tho Academy of Mubjo to-night, A rescue party iu Tasmania carried a corpse 26 miles, A terrible time was gone through, Mr M, Helper, formerly of Waihi, ha a commenced a drapery and clothing tow* nesß in tho main street, The hat is going round in one of tho Commonwealth citios for lionald Dinnie, the well known athlete, The Waihi Company seut away from Auokland on Monday bullion of tho value of £IO,OOO, The bhipuient was cocaignod to London, Mr J. J, Craig, ohairman of direotors of the Wnihi Extonded, and Col, Hoigate, director, who were here yesterday earl/ in the afternoon, loft again in the even:!';,. The meeting of Friendly Society mem 1 bera last night resolved to find out what support a local Hospital Conference would receive at a halkyearlyjeyv of 8s peg, member, " ™ The sccuo at the Post and Telegraph Otlko at 9 o'clock this morning was something out of tho ordinary, resembling that of a Stock Exchange more than any* thing else An Invercargill business man has pro* inised a donation of £SO to tho local Temperance Reform Council towards the expenses of tho no-license oampaign of next year. " I came over here to get work, but find that it is quite as hard to get as over on | tho other side," said an Australian at the Auckland Polico Court, Ho had, he said, I been threo months in Auckland. i Tho Opotiki Guardian understands that a telegram has been received by the County Council stating that owing to Mr Berries' representations, tho Premier is reconsidering the Council's application for ; a loan, j The Chrislchurch Tramway Company have donated a sum of £lO to tho widdv and threo children of the late Mr O. W. McWilliams, who was run over and killed a Bhort liino ago by one of tho company's tram carriages, " Feoding bottles with long lubes are most unhealthy," writes the Government Lecturer on Hygiene, in referonoo to the feeding of infants, "Unless absolute elcßiilinosa is observed with regard to bottles, teats and the food, a child's health is bound to sudor." Tho Kolapore Cup, won by the Now Zeaiaud team at tho Bisley meeting, cavries with it a monay prize of £BO. The amount will bo equally divided among the members (12) of tho New Zealand team, th»y haying decided on an equal division of all money won in teams' matches beforo reaching the Old Country, I had tried many dochtors and swallowed their shlnff, And advertised noshtrums moro than enough; Till my coppers were gone, and my throat was on lire, And tho iungs in my shtuumch refused torcshpiro; When a bottle of " Woods' " gave a new lease of life, And brought buck tho shmilos to tho faco of my wife; So tako nr advishe for colds, faith bo sbure You get M; '"t "Woods' Great Pep« I'KHMJtw vJURB."