The Waikato Times AND THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE.

Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2084, 14 November 1885, Page 2

The Waikato Times AND THAMES VALLEY GAZETTE.

Equal and exact justice to all men, Ol whatsoever state or persuasion, religious or political, Here shall the Press tlie People's right maintain, Unawed by influence and unbribcd by gain.

SATURDAY, NOV. l/ h 1885.

The cheese from the Te A\ramutu Cheese factory, which was cxi hibited at the Auckland Show was thought very highly of by everyone. All agreed that it reflected the highest credit on the manager, and the whole management. Mr Dibble, an old and experienced cheesemaker, was loud in his praise and though lie was showing against i(. he nevertheless gave honour where it was due and, so far from expressing any feeling of jealousy, was highly pleased at the fact of such a magnificent article being turned out by one of our factories. The unqualified success which has attended the exhibits on this occasion will be an incentive to the manager to keep up the high reputation for which his cheeso has always been celebrated. Jt will al'o infuse hope and energy into the other factoiies for, if one factory can turn out a splendid sample, another av ill try and do likewise until our Waikato cheese will have a name in our own and foreign markets that will always ensure a ready sale at a high figure. The honours gained by the Te Awamutu cheese were first and champion prizes for one ton most suitable for export It also took first prize in the

class of old cheese, and somp which was only three weeks old took second prize for new cheese. Wo wish the Te Awamutu Factory an equal success on the next occasion it exhibits, for success and a good n,uno for one factory mean similar honours for other Waikato factories also.

The sale of privileges for the Spiinj,' Mpt'tmj,' uf the C.imbiirlgo Jockey Cluli v\ ill tiUo place, to d.ty at the W.uk.\to \l«i>ti li.i/a.u .it 2 o'clock.

Commander Edwin wired at 3 35 1• in jvsteuhj -Kxpi-ct Iml we.ither lu-twpoii li'iitli and o.i"«" md -<mth <M-,t a-toi 111 likiii- fmni now and I.HII. Ul.iv> fill w itlnu that tune'

The mission in connection with S Andiew'^ Cluncli, Cuiiibndtfe, i-. hugely .ittuided, thine b"in<,' n H'piesL'iiUtivecon t,'U"4.iti(ni .it (Mi-li -01 Mcc Tlie inidd.iy .idilie— es to men in the Public Jl.ill .uo.iKo lai^i'ly attended.

The man Hanlan, charged with j iinnclfinu-.ly a«^aultinj» a follow -workman lieu- M.itam.it.i, <m Tuevl.iy l.i->t, was i lu-oiifjht up At the I'lihco C«>»it, Hamilton, on Thui ■>(].!>', .Hid iisni.uidcd fur eight d.iys.

In the case W. Chitty v. Wight, cl inn foi hoi-»ei sold, cninmiiiion and keep, lie.iul .it the adjoin nod sitting "f the X M. Cnmt at Hamilton on Tliur-d.iy, judgment w.is gi\cn foi the plaintiff with c>»th.

Mr Voice, of Hamilton, has laid an lnfoiin.itnni ap.un>t Mi J. M. Mim.iy. the ho.ul iii^tor (if the Hamilton We->t School, for limiting hi-, boy, a pupil i\t tlio school. Tho oa^s cmius on f«>i hcirin^ biifoio Mi Xdithci»ft on Tuesday next.

An entertainment and dance will lie Kisen in the HuU.inui Hall on Tuesday next, and nulginp t>y the programme which !•» pnbli-hp'l in full m Anotlim column, it pii»iiiiM'-,to he HMiilly succc.-*ful. Enter tUllllKMlf. it Hllk in 11 SU' .llH.lV 1 ' UDlth | poiiijf to, and this one h not likely ti> bo an exception.

A cricket match between Hamilton and Ounbiidue hm been in.uipji'd for the -tOth Nmombei, (St Andrew "> D.iy) Thi meinbi>isi»f bi>tl) clnlw .m< at pipsent piacti-in^for the otL.v-ion, and tlu> match tlnTcfme slmuld be both uitui citing and well contc^tod.

A special message to the Press A-^oel ition dated L melon, Xmenilici llth states: -Loid and li.idy l).ilhmi-.o hoc booked their ])i-.>i<»i- > bv tin' Xi'ivZcilmil SlllplUllgr t; ( )111j,,111\ -. -.tl'.Ulll'l K.llkoill.t, wlncli lo.ive^ L'mdiiii on Xoxcmboi '2\.

The revenue from the Aroha goldfield to the Pi.iko County Council foi the p.i-t half yen- lia^ lwen fcllOO This ii from gold lt^enue and gold duty, etc. Th(-io\t'i)ue from the tr.iniw.iy !•» .ilso im-(>i-D\ uiEf o\eiy month, showing a. credit balance on tho woikmt,'.

Mr Richard Reynolds' two fat bullock-, exhibited at the Auckland Show ueie sold fi»i fclS and fit lopottixelv. Tlicy weie bnuglit by the AuckKiiid butchci*. Tia>t year Mr Reynold-,' biillnck-., winch woie nul m> good .v> Uh»mexhibited thi-, ycir, brought o\lm t2O p.u h .1 f tot which indicate ;i ino-,t uiii.ittif.ittoiy fall in tho puce of bocf.

The annual athletic sports in connection with the O.unbiulgo Public School will tike pl.ice to d.iy i» the (io\ eminent paddock. An excellent progr.unnic has Ivcn a-u.uitfed for the jinnnle athletic, <md libpj.il pn/o-, am to be j,'i\on. >[i Stow ait, tli»« hc.ifl in i^tei, ha*, spaied no p liiii to onsuic fn> pupils a mo-it iiicceisful d.iy' s ">po't.

Nominations of candidates tor the ofheo of Mayor of Hamilton, nui-*t be lodpcd with the letm ning 1 officer, Mi Gelling, by noon of Turid.iy next. The piuiunt Mayor, Mr (irih.uu, is no far tho only candidate, ami a-, thu ratupayois have .ilmo-.t iiiiainiin>u->lv cMirc-.-.ccl .i <lu-ue th.it lie should iet.li/i the M.ijoi il cliau for .1 sfcoud kMin, it ia not likely tli.it there will ba any opposition.

On her arrival at the Cambridge pl.ttfiM in on Tliui-Aiv, Mi * Kilitli O'Kmlii.in, tlio " K^c.ipcd ISun," \\a> nut l>y .1 \onoiable old lady m fulled c.ip and sj»ecticlc-., who -viluttsd her with ;v quite in.itcrnal. Sinking lici H-.t witli an air of fondue-.-,, s'»o iMilo^i-,pd the chaiacti-i of tlio "e-jcaped ' in uuiuuasiucd toiuis, and coiidudcd .1 few clhul'i 1 o\pu > NMi>n > > by pionntincinpr « boui'dictinn <>n botl) the lectiuo-.>> and hei lisely work.

There was a large attendance of Imivl'M fi-mi .ill I'iiti nf the di-tuct at Mi Oii.-.i'ind's ■>,(,!(' at T.iiii.iheic v'-tcidiy, and g.mfl puce-, weio nulled fur meiytliiiig oifoied The fninituio and liiiplcMiout^ weie -mid at full \.dui*-, in mmv mstsinciN bnn<ring Auckland puce-.. A double -.cited buggy by Udu-.ii s an 1 Vtkmwa^ knockiui down to Mr lhthaid I'eynold-, nt t'.s7 ; a of double liiiiu'-- futdiod t? ; imlcli ciw-> f.'tclitnl fumi t'l l"'-< to €!l "^ ; m.uo in foal, t'l7 ; bnß^'y lioims Zulu, £11 10-, : and -tuck lioi^u>, fioin t'(i 10-. to t'.S ."^.

Some of the ratepayers of the Pi.iko intuit) me ii.itmallj \ejy indignant ath.mng to pay up atlnee fai thing late. The collectoi lias had ijuito .v lolutno of intciesting protects and conmieiits. Ono gentluin.ni £a\e vent to ln-> fooling by wnttiig iicuias the face <»f hh ohequo, " Vtn the benefit of a, lot of blackleg-*." The clcik 1 elated the incident .it Thin -.day's ineuting of the council, and, judging by the hearty l.utgli with which it «a> leconed, the tncinbctt wcio evidently nloasod «itli the compliment.

The purebred Lincoln, and purebied Loicestei sheep, belonging to the Stud find PoHigieu Stock Company, recently selected from their htud flocki at Cianstoun, Wmkitn, and sent to Auckland for exhibition .it the recent c.ittlo ilinw, worn enteied foi competition for ,v possible twenty <>no j)ii/c^. Thf Hocks weie aw.nded If) pn/.es within proper cl.is««n raid in addition the cli.nnpi<>n*cup for lonpvvool r.nn , and tlio chniupicn cup foi longvvool ewe- >

The supply of milk at the Waikati) Chue-o Factoiy, Hamilton, now i cache-, (i\ei 800 gallons pei d.iy. The chai actor of the clipcsp turned nut so far this MMson i-5 lemarkably good, thanks, arnonff other things to thu >tuun pipes which h.ive been fitted up in the curinp room. The cheese, h.is .uined at inatuitty mtich cailior than Inst year, and sonio of it -will be put on the market bufoic the end of thu month. The company now wjnd dicssed pig^ iPKiilarly to Auckland, consigned to a butcher thei c.

Few exhibits in the dairy class at the Into Auckland Show excited gieater attention or more favourable comment than the buttci shown by Mr (iennnell, Claudelands, Hamilton. Mr CJemmell, who devotes his attention chiefly to buttoi -making, lub been wending regular consignments for some time p*i»t to Auckland, whero he ha-, disposed of it at a fairly remunerative price. It is made up in 2lb rolls, a cwt. going to the bos. (Jcinuicll has lecently purchased a lino herd of daily cows, and moans to carry on the butter-making business on a somewhat largo scale.

We are asked to direct the attention of parents and other* living in or near Cambridge to the Addross to bo given to childien to day, at half-pas>t three o'clock, at S. Andiew's Chuish by the nik-iioner, the Rev. C. Uodmgton. It is earnestly deHiicd theie should be u Luge attendance of ciiildren and thair friends. In .idditum to the scivices already adverti>od, tlieiowill bo again to-day nn address to men at the Public ffall at 12 o'clock, and to-monow them will bo an early celebration of the Holy Communication at H o'clock. The mihsion service this evening will be in the Public Hall instead of the church. A collection tow aids defi.iying the mi-mion evpenses will be m.ido at the door.

At the R.M. Court, Cambridge. yesterday, the following cas«n w.is dis-po-ed of : — Clai k and (Jane v. L Wiight, judgment summons. Defendant was nuleicd to pay £>'> 7>> Gd by tho .'soth Nov., inst., and £'<> 8s 5d by tho 30th December, with 20s costs, in default ono month impn~onment, Cl.wk and (I.tna v. (Jilfoid. Jiidcinent for £19, and f2 ]Ss (id coats. Mr KecHinff for |)laintiffs. Jlowitt v. R. 0. Carrick. Judgment summons. Defendant oidered to pay k'2'i I'M 4d and costH, in dofault three months' impii^onment. Mi Dyer appr.ired for phuntitf. Kincai*! v. Clements. Judgment foi t.">o and IT> Is cost-*, farker v. W.ilt. Judgnunt for t'2 18s (id and £1 2s costs.

The "Escaped Nun" lectured at Cambridge, rm Thursday nigtit and l.itt night, and on yesterday •iftoinoon she dojivorcrla special lectuio to women only. On Thursday night, nothwithslandnig tho lain, there was a very fair audience, including several ladie«. The chair was occupied hy the Rev. J. <}. Wjlann, of the Baptist Tabernacle, who introduced the lecturers ill a |ew COHipUipontary remarks, referring

toherhaid f might caieerin the cause of truth. Miss Edith O'Uoniiiin on coining f»i ward was loudly applauded. Her ifctino w.it both interesting and entertaining tin ou^hout, and was very forcibly delixeied. .Dining tho lecture Mr (! older got up and desired to ask a question, but was told hy the chairman ho would ha\e to wait until the lcctuic-s hvd finished, wlion, n<> doubt, would only be too happy to .111- v ei .mv question* he or anyone I'l- 1 wi-ln-d to put to hi'i. At tho close of the lecture Mi (Soldo, who h.id made voluminous note ■>, stood up and informed tin- ■mdiciice that a book would -.hoitly be published and would bo on s.ile <it .ill tho Catholic booksellers, dealing with the a-sei tioiis of the " Ksc.uied Nun." He h.ul -.in! one thini^, but in the book to which he utfiieJ they would lc.u u xiitielhmj,' OKO. Mi-> () (lottn.ui said the gentlenl in had not a^ki'd a question , but imply in ide a st.ito Diciit. Mi (Joldor pioui'i'di'd to nriki! sumo othi'i ronijuks which Mi~s ()'(<niin.in iephed to and with such cudeut stiocoss th it Mr (bolder did not deem it nejessaiy to tiouble her at .my fuithcr length. Tin; proLi'edmgs concluded with pi.iyei.

Complaints are frequently made about the manner in which the tia\elling public .lie tieated bv the l.nlu.iy anthoiitu'i .it Meicci. Eveiyone h given to understand tli.it the train .step, thoio foi twenty minuter to enable pav>cn<?eis t<> got something to e.it. Veiv fieqnintly, how - c\er, the bell tings in about ten minutes, .md the gu.ud poke-, his head into the dining room with the usual " tiaiiisgoinon-takeseat->please ;" the hungry ti.ueller •«wi'.us loudly, nt'ivouh old ladies in ike a pieoipitate dne for the door, leaving the hot cup of tea which was to -u-t.un them for the ie->t of the jouiney uutotched, and shoving .1 buttered scone into t))ar reticuJi' in mistake for their pm>c, reich then ■>cati in a >t:ite of hopele^i Iww Iclei inent. Verh.ip-. aftor all the tiain will m«t st.nt fm full}' half-an-houi. If people could but iT-t :is"»nrefl that they will have twenty iiiimiti^ to refie>h their c\hau->teil eneigii'-. they could make a good meal, but tin-, con-taut violation of the anangenient makes the public noivoiis and dimbtful. Vei v frequently a lot of time w fritteted a way -it other stations, but why iloicer ■ihould be made to nitiko up foi the I<i>t tuiit 1 the public me at .1 10--, to knov. On Tue-i-day night List the Te Awauutu Cavalry e.iine up fiom Auckland, and li.nl oidi>red their Mippei atMoicei. l>ut thiMi >.iiipii-e may be lmagnud when tliev weie told th it the ti.im wonld not w ut to alow them to eat what they would hue to pay for whcthi'i tlii'y ate it or not. In fact the indignation of the men know no bound--, anil had the general man ign- been any wheie 111 the ncighhoiuhood hi would have had a waun tiinu of it. This may be all \eiy good fun for the KailwnyDep.utniont, but the public don't -coin to like it, and the sodium the l>epaitnient consider the convenience of the tiav riling piblie in tin-. 1 expect, the better it will be. for all concerned.