INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 2267, 30 October 1889, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS

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Auckland, Ootober 29 Tbe balanoe shoot of the Kauri Timoer Oompany,show a net profit for the year of £63,297 It Is proposed to pay a dividend an the rate of six pßr cent per annum and place £10,000 to suspense aooounts and sinking faod, £2500, to the reserve fund, £1511 to the preliminary expense toooun , leaving £4286 to be carried forward.

* The recent dlabandaisnt of the Waltemat3 and Onehung* corps has not exerolied the ei|cempl>ry ef|iot intended. The local cfiiolale are now Investigating the oharges against other naval oorpa of misconduct at a prlva'e luncheon to oelebrate the opening of the rowing season to which they were Invited, It Is alleged that they rushed tha tables and emptied oigars and ftiilfc into their jumpers. A yciaog iqan named Heron V u BeQ . teuced to one mouth's hud labor to-day by Dr ollei, R.M., for having embeszled several small sums of money belonging to his employer, Bciggs. Hli Wonhlp declined to bring the o»86 Under the provisions of vh* Pfobrtioxk Act, ai there had been a syetennatlQ aeries of ofjanoes extending over a period of six mpoths. combined with falsification of apoounts. Thp Unionist Party In Auokland ara making arr»rjßeinento fof ap anti-Home Rale demonstration on Noyember B^h. DtmjjipiN October 29. Tho Orosßus Company, Hlndon, h»s" obtained 118 ounces from 130 tons of stone. The Tarawer* brought 151 oases of exhibits for tho Victorian Oourt, Including g'asi manofaoinres f paiutltga, ohemloals, wloos, eto. The a«me vessel brought i ninety five packmen ton £. Somh Aus. tralUn Oonrt. A large number of farther acgeptonpei of InyUßtiona t 0 the opening OOMWW hty Q oc^e to h«uf from Auairalfa, among them balog Hous David Murray and J. G. Ramsoy, two ex-Ohlef Sacretarlea of South Austr*Ha,

Invbeoargill, October 29. A verdlot of « Accidental death " iras retarned at the toquest on Ladbrook, killed by the oapal^ ng of « tramway engine »t Woodand, Itoanie oqt In the evidence th»t t\iy §U»a\or ooqurred oq the carve, and. not on the straight. The men had soVmqph work to dq every day, after which they were We, and It hid been their praotloe to hurry and posh the engine, and Ret away e«!y. The »oolderr oooaiftd at 12 30, »ud it notblog had happened work would have been done In about en hour. Tho deceassd'i brother contended that the tram was m bad order, the aleeponi being suspended by tb,e rifla inßtpad of parrying ' them. Oocyera the Engineer of 'the^ Ootnpaoy, deprisad that the road was In fair order, •nd that the looomotlva was travelling too

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