INTERPROVINICIAL NEWS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2244, 4 October 1889, Page 2

INTERPROVINICIAL NEWS.

[PBB PBBHS ASSOCIATION.] Auckland, Ootober 3. An aotion for the recovery of £13 12s 6d was brought at the R.M. Court to-day by «4. Wilkinson against Te Kooti, It was laid for the payment for drink and food supplied to the defendant on the ocoasion of rejoioing by him and his followers wheo Te Kooti obtained his pardon. The case was adjourned for a fertnight. Mr T. Morrln, who has returned from Brisbane, reports the successful sale of the Hereford cattle reoently consigned from Auckland, and he leaves again shortly to negotiate further sales. Branches of the Knights of Labor organisation are being formed at Warkworth and m tbe North of Auckland. Woodvillb, October 3 A charge against Burnett, solicitor, of having furnished a statement of account of over £2 without bearing a receipt stamp, was dismissed, as a separate receipt had been previously given. Wblungton, Ootober 3. At the Olty Oounoil this evening, It was stated th(t the gentleman who had promised to give £1000 towards a free public library for Wellington Is Mr W. If. Levin, the well-known merchant. His Worship tbe Mayor (Mr J. Dothle) stated that he woald supplement the amount by £300; Dtjnidin, Ootober 3 It Is understood that Young and 00, of Wellington, have deolded to abandon their opposition to the Tramway Oompany at unprofitable, and all their horses and plant are advertised for sale. Tha Agnews have at last deoldad to leave town, and make a start to-morrow to oooupy their land. They are still dear that justice has not been dealt oat to them, and deolare that unless justlae Is done In tbe fature they will return to town.