INTERPROVINCIAL

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VI, Issue 549, 18 October 1881, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL

Ciiristcnunc-., October 17 THE TRAM CARS.

The tratnears were even more largely patronised on Sunday last than on the pre vious Sunday. THE KNIGHT OF KAWAU. There is a rumor afloat lhat Sir George Grey is coming down to oppose the Premier for the Selwyn elector te. HOW TO SERVE LARRIKINS.

A larrikin who was amusing himself the other night by pulling gates off their hinges at Woolston, was to-day brought up at the Police Court and fined 16 shillings damages and sent to gaol for four days with hard labor. THE PROPHET PREACHES PEACE. A correspondent telegraphs from Wellington to-day, stating that the Government have received a message that at the largely attended meeting at Parihaka.Te Whiti's speech was pacific. FREETUO QGIIT LYCE UM. Dunki)lK, October IG. The foundation stone of the Freethought Lyceum was laid on Saturday afternoon with ceremony. Mr Robert Stout, president of the I .-eethought Association, delivered an address. One gentleman bas subscribed £100-1) on which interest" at'B portent, is to be paid till tho termination of the lease, the principal not to be repaid. Two ethers have each given £300, and two others each £200, towards the building fund.