The Inangahua Times. PUBLISHED TRI-WEEKLY. FRIDAY, APRIL 17,1885.

Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1536, 17 April 1885, Page 2

The Inangahua Times. PUBLISHED TRI-WEEKLY. FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1885.

In the Wnnienn Our* yesterday a Urge number of applications for alluvial right! wu dealt with. The majority of the applicants were Chinese, and it took some time to extract the requisite evidence from them. None of the applications were of public importance. In the Magistrates Court there were a few undefended debt cases which were quickly desposed. The case of Overend v. Lynch occupied the Court fer some time, but was devoid «f interest. Mr Bird, R.M. leaves for West port this Morning. Mr Bumham's night school will re-open on Menday evening next. During his visit to Reefton this week, Mr Hodgson, Inspector of the Nelsen Education District, visited Boatman's and conferred with the local committee in reference to a number of matters affecting the Capleston school. It is understood that Mr Hodgson will support the application **f the local committee for funds for fencing and clearing the school ground, supplying water tanks Ac. Mr Hodgson also visited the Black's Point and Little Grey schools and made a note of » number of requirements by each. Mr Hopkins will take charge of the Capleston school on the Ist proximo. The approaching visit to Reef ton of the world-rennvned Reraenyi— tb» fnnreroosj .violinist of the age — is an event wlpich cannot fail to stir a feeling of something more than mere curiosity in the public mind. In the colonies the opportunities of listening to the performance of men of such remarkable musical eminence as Remenyi have been few and far between. Ketten visited New Zealand, but never ventured out of the principal .cities, jVilheknj followed>later, but his- circle of per.formancos was still more limited. The present occasion is the only one of a really gifted artist venturing beyond the metropolitan towns, and, consequently, the opportunity is one which wil! no doubt We welcomed with no ordicheerfulness. Speaking of the gifted per* former the Melbourne Agt says:— "He renders music which roaches the soal, because it conies from the soul ; he sends tire iu'tp the listners heart, because he is full o) tne fire of the art himself ; he is weird at times, and with the same feeling is the audience touched ; and at others he is full of humour and the audience are also mirthful. With his one instrument he can carry an audience with him — his influence is so strong. We have heard Wilhelmj, Oungl, and Norman Neruda, but we do not think any of those great violinists have such an extraordinary power to communicate their enthnsiaam to the audience as has Remenyi. The playing of Remenyi is markud by extensive breadth, force ami grandeur, and under his magic t<>uch the vi lin becomes noble and eoniniatuUng to an unusual degree;" so writes the Melbourne Age. Remenyi is supported by Miss Hattie B

Dawning, soprano, Mr Isidore Luckstone, solo pianist, aad Mr Rudolf ; Himraor, tenor, artists worthy •£ his high reputaI tion. Only on* recital will be given in Reef ton, which will take place in the Oddfellows Hall en Monday evening next. The usual monthly meeting wf the R^ef- i tin School Committee was held lact ovening. Present: Mr G. B. Shepherd, Chairman, and Messrs Patterson, Campbell, Ceilings, and Hindraarsh. The report of the Visiting Committee was received, and the work suggests I by them was ordered to be done. The resignation of Mr S. Hopkins, as second master, was received, and it was resolved to advertise f >r a temporary assistant master in his stead. The tinder of Mr Cohen for the supply of school requisites f«T the current year was accepted, and Messrs Patterson *nn Shepherd were appointed a Visitit.g Committee for tho current month. We know Hop Bitters are above and beyond all as a nutritious tonic and curative. Genuine made by Am. Co. Read thoroughly tho ••Foe tub Biood is ths Lira."— OL MIKE'S WORLD-FAMED BLOOD MIXTURE is warranted . to cleanse the blood from all impurities from whatever cause arising. For Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin and Blood Diseases, and Sores of all kinds, its effects are marvellous. Thousands of testimonials. Sold in bottles, 2s. 6d. and 11s. each by Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors everywhere. Sole Proprietors, Thi; Lincoln and Mi hxd Oonim Dbtcto Co., Lincoln, England.