INTERPROVINCIAL

Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume VII, Issue 647, 26 September 1882, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL

(Fkom oun own Correspondent.)

Ciiristohukoh, September 25,

Five publicans who.se ouf.side lamps went out ojinpulsorily contributed a pound each an I costs to the Goveni-

uiiirit

Winter stayed at the Yaidhurst Hotel on the 1-iLh inst. and left c'othes to be washed, lie was to call for them on the 18th. The police arc following up the track he took from the hotel.

A row in the Jewish Synagogue over a neat was ventilated to-vky ut tbe Police Court, M. E. N'itthan charging C. LouisH'ju and i\L Harris will) The Bendi thought the complainant by his contumacious o!):?l.inacy deserved all he got, an , ! - ■:> dismissed the ca;-e.

Three midnight licensees at Kaiapoi got their licenses altered from twelve toeKjvoii io-dny, and the t«n o'clock publicans got eleven o'clock licenses, bi:t had to pay the l'«I! fee («f £5 for the extra hour. The sea!« of fees for extensions of licenses, the Chairman said, was : Rices, regartas, &c, £1 Is; public balls, 10s ; private balls, ss.

The correct scoie in the Dunedin football match is Otago 11, Sydney nil.

Ellen Kvans, for cutting her husband's head open with the shin bone of a bullock. Wiis sent up for a month to-day at Lyttelton. The husband is doing 14 days for his share in the quarrel.