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Inangahua Times, Volume V, Issue 63, 31 July 1878, Page 2

Thoro. wan a sitting of tho WtmWs. Court yostorday, hut thoro woro no onnm for hoaring., Mr MlTjoan,.on bohalf of Mo Boatman's Clrock Gompnny, applied 1 for j-figifttration of a ■tunnel,. and' also, for,- a ttwnol nnd 1 tramway for tho Viotoria Company, bolh- of whioh yr.oro granted; Mv Stowart, on bobalf of tho i Encrgotio. Company, applied 1 for registration of a walor race In. noply to, (ho Wardbn,. applicant stated; thnfc tho raoo vim roquirod to drivo winding- maohinory,.and tho courao of tho raoo would bo ftown tho Company's oonl; tramway -™.f[rantctlk. She Court then, adc journodt Tho Oommittoo of tho Roofton, Athonooum havo roocivod thoir long oxpootod oonaign* monb of now books,, whioh aro now available to tho- Bubßoriboro of tho inntitution. Tho wholo of (ho bookn havo been Bolootod with grflat oavo, and' oomprining no. thoy do. tho oomploto worlcn. of tho loading novolisto of tho dny, as woll an a valaablo oollDotion of standard hintorionl, biographical, and acionliflo work?,, will no doubt go far to inoroaso tho popularity am it wijl inflnitoly inor.oaoo tlio usob fulnoso oi bha institution* It ifl olsowhoro notified that tho mombora of tho Hoathor 801l lodgo will assomblo at tho lodgo room, on Friday ovoning noxt, for tbo purposo of joining in tho proooeflion to t]io Hospital Ktttortainmonfr, Tho County Oounoil will moot for thp dbspatch of business at 2'Bo p.m. to«dtvy. Tlio Victory Company oloanocl up on Saturday last,,but tho result in not reported. ■ In rtpito of tho .wrotohod olato of tho wonthor, thero wan a strong muster of thoGhloo Olub on Monday ovoning, and' tho : prnotico paesod off vovy satisfnotorily, Tho Amateurs will monb for. rnhoarsal in Dawßonlo Hull this ovoning at 8, o'olook, sharp. ; Tho- Wbleomo Company had a olooning up lon Monday la»t, and tlio gold arrived in town, ycstorday. Tlio nott weight of tiho parcel is 837 ounocs rotovted gold. The Fiory Cross Compuny havo now porflcrsion of tho batterien. and will continuo crushing, for about flvo Wtclifl, Wo iu'o glad lo learn Unit through tho l/irni'l7' intervention, of Mr Rvovos M.H.JI , and tho roport of M-r Bull,, tho Pofltmn»ter» givori' llio ncoammvy itwfriiotiona for UlO election of u. v.ccoivinf; box for lcWors,,

at Mr Sehulof's otaHonor. Authority has also beon given for tlm employment ot u small boy to deliver l t <ltiT«. As wo have grown ftoruitonioJ to (ho monfcnonj which Imgr-H thankfulness for nmnll favors, o?nn thoincvitnhio'nmnH boy ' mil bo reoeivod with gl(vlne«a- Lot him cotno. Tho Rov, Frank GouM Ifl ft OUurch of England clergyman, mauling nt Otahulm, in tho North Island. Finding that religious oduoation wan shut out from tho public Bohool ourrioulum, tVis gontloman nomn time ago announood to his congregation that ho was propavod to givo religious instruction to thqjr children ovcry Friday, at 1 p.m. Tho paronfs tlieirofopo withdraw their childt-on from tho school on Fridy aftornoons* to ounblo thom to roooivo tho rovorond gon,tloman> ministration, Tins hao, vory natm-ally, annoyod tho School Committee Thoy avw that ifc throws tho alassoa in»to disorder and retards progress, and ao most probably it doos. Thoy Unvo, furthou, nppoalod to their Iflduoation Board, on tho Bubjoot, who doeklo that tho ohildron must not bo withdi-awn. But how aro thoy to onforco their decision P 1 Evidently both board find Committoo aro in bad caoo, and until tho Education Aot is amondod so as to moot thoir spooial griovanoo, thoy will havo to grin, and bear it. Tho Rov F. Q-, KiiWßon. of Now Plymouth, writos as follows to tho Tnrnnaki Horald »— < I wish publicly to pre^dwaifftinst tUo p t* foetly unucoosmry instanoo of Sabbath blinking lli,o Vrimo Minister onusod to bopo'.u potratod horo on Sunday. Rowi'» pooplo como down horo expressing thoir- roadtnens to aocopt tho Ohrifllian roliglou. again ;- and to show thorn how wo honour tho rules, of that roligion wo tftkfi thorn, an oxoursion, by, train, on Sunday, from Waitara to town, from town to Tinglowood, and back to Waitar* }■ and then after thus publicly showing how littlo wo oaro for Ilia laws, wo oxpoct God's biasing on. tho negotiations now taking plaoo botwoon bho two races. If this in an inotanoo o.f Sir Gioorgo Gh'oy'a policy., tho booiiqi* ho oousoo, to rujo this, country tho bottor, Bay V Tho good timo ooming for Roofton. will ttdsurodly load, to, a, oonoidorablo inoroaso in population, tho woathor that hao. affljotodi tho distriot bo, long having brokon up and dinnppoarod, and tho roads, again in good work'' ing ordpr, will throw lifo an 1 choorfulnoßß around and, upon, this portion of Now Zealand so foyorod and no blnosod* with nil that renders, lifo agroonblo, but whioh may and, froquontly. do.load; to thoso habito whioh. engondor dioeaao through, o&postiro to, sio&noss and oiwllfl, tho hoallhiont mny bo sh'iokon down- by Bii-bumatimm, Rt[rum:a,tio CJ-oirr,. LTfAHJAQO, INTKUMJTTKN'XS FfiVUBB. JilhXOVsX* NBjis, &0., and it is well that all ohoujd. know tho nioßt roliablo cures for thoso aro. tho famous Indian MisniaiNins known as ' -Ghollah'a O-roat Indian Curoa,"— -tiioy oan ho had of M. 11. Giflainge,. Ohomist appointod solo wholosulu agont for Roofton. •and district. Soo testimonials in advortis*, ing column, — Advb Tho flovcroflt Punishment ought to bo visitoJ upon vogues who make on- import oonntorfolia. and imitations of popular modloinal bovorogoH, or libol an nrticlo of genuine morit whilo vaunting tho merit .« of thoit* own fWy, unniodlonloil ch'nmn. 'J>hl« line boon and is still dono iu regard- to an artiulo of Btorling merit, viz., Unowito WOT.TfK'fl, SOIITMDAM' AROMATIC. SOItJUPWJ. Ifc iftwoll to put tho public on its guard.