NTERPROVINCIAL NEWS.
Ir'KH IliSS* ASaSi-'llllON
Auckland, June 12
The injury at Russel re the alleged cruelties on board the American whaler Petrol is still proceeding, sitting ten hoars daily. Twelve witnesses are yet to be examined.
Naiugr, June 12
A stable and four-roomed cottage at Port Ahutiri were destroyed by fire at 3 a. m. When discovered the stable was completely wrapped in flames, and it was Impossible to get out two horses, which perished. The people in the cottage escaped In their night clothe*. The stable* was uninsured, and the cottage was insured for £IOO in the Standard.
Dunedx.v, Jane 12
At the Oily Police tiourt, Polly Dlach more, one of the demi nionde, was fined £lO for sly grog selling, Imvjjki.’akuili., June 12.
Twenty-one sections in Seaward Buah have been taken up under the special settlement clauses of the Land .Act. The system is to bo tried in other parts of the district.
A Dumber of people intend to leave for Kimberley shortly. One party of six is tailing waggons, horses, and two tone of provisions. They hare a capital of £ 1000 should- sufficient inducement offer a steamer will load at the Bluff for Derby early in July.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1263, 14 June 1886, Page 2
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200NTERPROVINCIAL NEWS. Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1263, 14 June 1886, Page 2
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