INTERPROVINCIAL

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VI, Issue 527, 2 August 1881, Page 3

INTERPROVINCIAL

[from our own correspondent.] DUNEDIN, August 1. Idaliura, Native Oat, and Hilarious go with Mr Prince's team to Melbourne on the 21st. The Dunedin Cricket Club have decided on winding up. The Customs revenue for July is £43,644. TIMARU, August 1. At the Teniuka R.M. Court to-day, William Brown, charged en remand with committing an unmentionable offence, was fully committed to tnke his trial at the next sessions of the Supreme Court at Tiinaru. Three witnesses were examined, but the evidence taken is wholly unfit for publication. Wangukui, August 1. A box containing £400 in gold and silver has been stolen from the s.s. Stormbird. The box, which was consigned from the Bank of New Zealand here to the Bank at Melbourne, via Wellington, was placed on board on Saturday afternoon, anl taken charge of by the cL ief officer, who locked it in his cabin, and last evening found it missing. Captain Dawson was not aware the box was on board till informed of the robbery. The silver, though old, is current and passable. No ciue has been obtained up to the present as to the thief or the property. Auckland, August 1. Arrived—Ashmore, ship, from London, 83 days from port to port, with 46 passengers. Her mizen sails were carried away three weeks ago. Walter Paul, a farmer, was fined today for not dipping scabby sheep a second time.