INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS.
Wellington, April 13. It ia stated that Me William Hooker, patentee of tho platinum burner for the incandescent light, left Auckland for Sydney and Queensland on the laat trip of the Rlanapouri, A warrant for hiß arrest bad been iaaued by tho Chief Justice hore at the ault of Mr W. J, Hunt, for alleged liability due to that gentleman of £600, being a olaim for damages m connection with the aale of patent rights. Before thia warrant, however, was served, Hooker got away m the steamer aa stated. Dunedint, April 13. The Otago Rugby Union will not aend a team to New South Wales, m reaponao to the invitation of the Sydney Union. Mr Fulton, M B.R. for the Taieri, addressed his constituent* at Mosglel thia evening, and received a vote of confidence. A semi-public m&eling was held to-day , to diaouss the desirability of forming a publio park on the Town belt to commemcr.te the Jubileo. Proceedings were ( adjourned pending a pnblio meeting to he. t ooavened by the Mayo*,
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1532, 14 April 1887, Page 2
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173INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS. Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1532, 14 April 1887, Page 2
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