INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1946, 17 September 1888, Page 3

INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS.

-■ ■ ♦ (m PEBBB ASSOCIATION.) Auckland, September 16 The ' Creditors of Robert Stevenson, bankrupt, pasted a resolution yesterday, instroctlng the Official Assignee io Uy an loformatlon against the bankrupt for misdemeanor, and recommending that Steven, son be brought before the Court with a view to siklng the judge to exercise ■nmmary jurisdiction In his case. In the case of Mr i»nd Mrs Day, who hare been In reoeipt of charitable relief while owning a hoose and allotment, Dr Gilei hM deolded that the Hospital and Oharltable Aid Board shall have the flower of mortgage of the property. Mr Mitcbelson was Interviewed yesterday In teipeot to a site for the proposed new refuge, about which there has been considerable public discussion. The Minister aatd he thought the hospital groundi afforded the moat suitable -site, but he did not think Government had any desire to sanction the erection of a building there In the faoe of opposition from the majority of the residents of the city. He would lay the eubjeot before the Colonial Secretary. Three trotting horses are on board the Alameda imported from San Franotacn to Melbonrne to the order of Mr J. J. Millar, the well known Victorian sportsman. The animals comprise the standard bred atalllon R'dwlo, four years, and two thoroughbred fillies.