THE Inangahua Times. PUBLISHED DAILY. MONDAY, JULY 1, 1878.

Inangahua Times, Volume V, Issue 50, 1 July 1878, Page 2

THE Inangahua Times. PUBLISHED DAILY. MONDAY, JULY 1, 1878.

Tho Wofltport coaoh left Rcofton on Batur« day morning last* and' lms probably roaohod itn domination in safety. Thore will b» ft tiittinpr of tho Muglfltrato'n Courb tomorrow ■■morning* at tho u«u ft l llOttr » when tlw oiiso of Raithby v Oliffiw.l will bo resumed. W«o hearing- oooupiod tho qrontoft ■ part of Friday last, when tho onso for tho' (lofonoo closed. Tho full roport of the-,, ouflo will appoav in our next tecuo. Mcoflrs Smith anfl Itorkloy have jiwfc oonv plctod oxtotwivo alterations to their- prom iaonn Broadways- Tho building has also, boon considerably enlarged whilo tho Interior hao nndorgono- a thorough ronovntion. Tho orootion of ft commodious skylight affords nmpld light ovor tho whole building,, and adds giioatly to tho convenience an well 1 its npponr*ftuoo of tho- pronr/V* I'Uo Iloofton biurinosfl. plnoes of Memtrw' Smith- and Barkloy nnd Thomas and' M^Bonth mny bo olwmod as two of tlw fliiost and mont oonvonionfi oatuWislwi mont« of tho kinu on tho Woat Ooatb^ Tho pnblio «)ill hardly- rolfoh tlw oirtwi Journoy which hAa now boon nenossiUtod by tho romovnl of tlvo Tost Oflloo to Bridgn stroot. ' It wan said, norn« timo ftgo, thmt. fho-Qiovorn* nvittt had oromieod, or woro likoly to.nooodo to. tho roqiicßt of tho roflidniila rolativo *o. tho appointment of n, Mfcor wnfior, nn A ft wootv* ing. box for lottora in Boino. oontral part of the * town,, hut n« yot tlw Pofltmiifltor hfl»o,, MrHull, hnfl recoived no inslimotion» upon, tho ' P»,b|oot. It ia oxiiootfldyhowovcr, that (hwing Unj nnxt week ov so, ?omo. adrioo on th<o. | mutter will bo recoivod" fi'om. hoad-qiUfirtorft, 'JPhfl Htillnods in tho nhftrcmorknt oontihiva, and Btoeks gonorully wwgo porhnpe lowo^jnaw than for yonra pant. Tlio Hopoful Oompatiy oontinuo onwhing with very Bftlinfaotory va*fiults,. an* will puobablv bo nblo to koop. tlio battery going for flvo or »!t months oon» 1 tinuouflly. Tho total q^mnlity of Btono oruyihed during tho Inot halfnyoarwna 1560 ton*,. whioh . pi-oducod ft groas rotu,m ol 1486»7. ldwt, from which two dividends wero deolftwd, amount ing togothor to On por ahnro- oik 82G0n«hrtTOO. Tho nnw battory only oommonooi* to, onwh on i tho 18th March last, nnd i» fowid* io» work well! Tl»o ftggregftto of dividondH doohwodi by 1 tho Company to dato i» £8^,743; Tho Qiroy coach arrlvod. in. Roofton lttflb ovening* Tho. mails will be dolivorodi this morn ing f Tho GHoo Club will) moot for praotioo this ' oyoning in Duweon'o Hall. Tho ordinary monthly mooting of tho momborn of tho H'oflpilal Ottmmittfla will' bo. hold' nli Mr. M'Loan'fl oflloov this ovoning, Mr M°'Lnan woluvnod to Roofton from- Du^nodiini , h\rt wcok. Tho weathen during tho- past wook hn» boon of unprnfiodontod Be verity, and though, tho snow-fall has not boon bo heavy iw in yoaro pnet, i* hnn boon moro protraoted, and" on nil tho high growid snow to a great dmpth linfl born! deposited. In tlio vicinity of tho AjtiX- mino tho fall Iws boon evooplionally Bovore,, travollorfl in thftt looality having, to wrtdfl almoßt wasto daop. to. and from work;. Strnngo to say, tho country a Httlo way down tho Inangnhua from Reofton haa not boi»n. visited with tho Bnow at nil, even In looi* 1 litioa wliiolii vuually fall within tho cirolo of tho. flnow-full. Tljo oontvnotors orcoting' tho protootivo works on Iho noitthorn bunk of tlio Inwgnhua laro puflU,ing forward their., work, fcho Btono ; ombunkmont having boon oneriod down, tho the Btnennr to a point »oarly opponito the : Ohiinanxon's gardon.. Ftttvwo flviods will thorc fore not bo likoly to. oncroaoli fm'tho* upon, k Rocs Town. Jin iinoHver column we publish a roport of tho Dtivil'fl Oreok diolriut. At prcsont groat intnreflt is contrcd in. llio progroati of quartz: rocßng thoro, and as no, oomploto roport of tho distriofc huß yofc boon publishod, tho communi* ontion rclorrod to will bo fond wiMi mfcorest* ■ Wo bcliovo tint we nro oorroot in statiug tlmt no action \ma yot boon talcon by tlio c^kitnholdars in Murray Crook to got tho I Weotlund Battory in cru^lii^g order., This ifl vovy much to bo rogroitcd aa tho progreoa of mining- in that locality is being greatly ron tnrdtd for tho want of oriwhing powor j it •' floriKfl Btrango that tho baltory owncrfl, in U^ir, «w.n intoroHt do not V>MJf.o (\ movoiu tUo

muttor, for tho nmoiiinory io fuat dutorioriiting through long ilisuflu,aiid us lulditionw will luivo to bo mudo lomo duy, it is hard to uwloriiUtid why tho work in dotnyod. If tho ropoi'to concerning tho Viotorin, Bovivul and Gurdor. Gully Companion aro true, and thoro in ovory roiison boliovo thoy mo, fcho battory oould bo kopt nhnoat constantly omployod, And aa tho prioo hitherto charged for orufthing thoi'e hfta boon ouoh us to mnko tho work of milling vory profltablo, wo arc unablo to nooount for tho notion, or rnthor wnnt of notion, of tho ownora. Tho Now Zonlnndo* flays—" Tho Vonornblo Arohdonoon Stook, on Sunday, (26 May), favorod tho congregation of St, Faul'o with bit opinion of tho Soldono Opora Oompany. JIo was particular in dosoribing tho oompany an a • cotnio ' ono, and ho further ohnraotor* food tho performances aa • Indooont/ancl other strong oxpro»flions, Wo prosumo that 1 tho Tonwrablo nrohcJpooon must havo witnoßßcd tho porformanoo whioh ho so novoroly oondomnod, for it U flonrocty posoiMo to boliovo thnfc ho would vonturo on tho übo of suoh terms on moro licnrßixy. Tho suggestion thnthoenw thorn tolescopionWy cannot bo acooplod, aa t)io Thcntso Itoynl \a not opnn as tho baths. If tho Soldulioa ovo» rotuwvjo" WoHinfllo^.thfly will hayo roiiaon to tflP'thankful to tho ovohdeaoou fov ftrlycrtiuing them. I» Clumslm church a olorgymon who donounood their "poirformaneos, not in tho pulpit,, but in tho .pnpcru, by tho uso ol »ho name nrtjootivon as tho arohdoaoon used in tho cathedral, mndo tho aiwooss of tho oonaon, and wo aro oortain Mint if tho company had boon playing last night Archdeacon Stook'ssormon would hare eccurrd thowi a buuipor house. Tho Yonovablo preacher also took occasion to oxpn'flo hi» at»ong disapproval of tto orculnr system of education, whioh it in hia duty as ono of (ho members of tUo Education Board to, assist in administering. The good timo oominjj for Koofton wil (jsaurodly bad to n oonai lomblo increase in population, tho woathor that) lma afflicted tho dintriet bo long having broken up and dis* appoarod, and tho roads again in good work* ing order, will throw lifo and ohoorfulncfln Around and upon this portion of Now Zealand so favorodi and so. Woaaod, with nil that rondora Hfo agrooable, but whioh may and, froq|itontly do. load to. thoso habits which ongondor disoano through oxpoauro to. sioknoas rvivl chills* tlvo healthiest may bo otriokon down by Rurumati&m, Khrumwio Gotrr, Luatoaoo, Imubiimitdkkt Fkvbub, Bimotws* Nitßfl, &c, and it in well that all should know tho mont roliabio cures for theso avo tho ainoun Inman MrcmoiNna known ' na *(JhoJlnh*B Groat Indian, Ouros,"-— tfu>y can ho- lwl of M. It. O-insingp,, Oliomiot appointed solo wholomilo ngont for Ttoofton and dfatriot. Soo tofltimonmU in advovtis". ing column,— Advb Premature decay—From inherent wonltiwfSß overwork, oontmuod oxpoouro" to uuwholo* aomo air or sudden viiriationn of tompocaiuro, froui, buflinosß onroß, Bonrow, or oJhor cnunon, tho oonetitutionß of many woponopoiDiituvoly deouy. Undor Biich (•irouin.Htiuicqß, » wiso diiorinu'nation should bo exoreisod in Belcoting ♦ho matorinl whorowith to rcpntr^ dilnpidation Ond rosto.Oi tho huninn odifloo. Koinombor tlmfc tho sanction of four thousand phvuiVinnn has boon aooardod, to Udowuw WoJjlfa'a SomspAM Ahoma'j;io Sojinapi'B,