INTERPROVINCIAL AND INTERCOLONIAL.

Dunstan Times, Issue 970, 19 November 1880, Page 3

INTERPROVINCIAL AND INTERCOLONIAL.

It in expected that a motion of censure on Mr Gannsnn for the Action he has taken in regard to Ned Kelly’s reprieve will be passed in the Legislative Assembly. Mistress Jones, of Glenrowan, hotel- ] keeper, has been arrested for harboring ' the Kellys. There is an active demand- at Melbourne for Now Zealand oats at a farther advance. i On the Ofch instant, at Wellington, the ! first batch of summonses under the Pro- | perty Assessment Act against persons for j for neglecting to furnish returns were taken ' out. | The steamship Sorafa has been fl nt ■ I, j ' and wil 1 ultimately proceed to Melbourne ; j A Melbourne telegram of the 15th in- [ ataut states that a box with LSOOU in gold j consigned to the Bank of New Zealand, is j missing from Urn steamship Tararua, i which arrived yesterday. It is thought" possible that it has been left at Dunedin, where the Tararua’a cargo was transhipped from the Hawca. Liter news prove that the gold was shipped on hoard the Tararua ; nothing further, however, is known. There are no signs of tampering with tho liulbon room. The detectives are confident of discovering the robber. The Wagga Wagga Turf Club have endorsed the disqualification ofMa’a. A match for LfdO aside came off on the 13th instant on the racecourse at Christchurch between Lone Hand (9at.) and Levant IS-t ), for three miles oil tho II it. Lone Hand won with the greatest ease. One or two parties are getting gold at Stewart’s Island, but tho ground is very limited. A Sydney telegram states that a woman named Wilkie, on the 12th instant, shot at ainl wounded Mr Mo.ton, a magistrate at Dublin, through jealousy. Ho is nut expected to recover. W. Smith has made proposals to the Auckland Citv Council to construct a street tramway, (ho fare not to exceed threepence per mile, on being given 21 years lease of tbc roads of the city. They were referred to the Works Committee to procure fuller information from Southern cities. A Melbourne telegram of the IGh instant says ft is suspected that the missing box of gold was I,nide 1 at the Bluff or Hobart Town. It has now transpired that the duplicate key of the Tararua’s bullionroom lias been lost. MrH. Goodman has become the owner of tho race horse Le Loup, the purchase money being LIOOO. At Wellington, on tho IGtli instant, at the Police Court H. Crease, for neglect in not furnishing a statement required under the Property Assessment Act, was lined L 5, and i rdered to pay treble duty. Following up our (Tapanui Courier) remarks made last week on the subject of cleaning grain before sending it to market, we now suggest the advisability of very carefully cleaning the seed before sowing it. Many f.vmcrs take the seed grain, often tint grown on their land as a first crop, in which there are all kinds of weeds and rubbish, and sow it over again' without for a moment thinking what tho result of such a proceeding will be. One gentleman informed us recently that, having a suspicion that some oats he was about to sow might contain obnoxious seeds, ho took tho precaution to put tho whole lot through the fanners—a thing ho had never done before. The result was that from twenty bags oats he obtained half an American I bucketful of sorrell seed and other weeds. This would be sufficient to cover about fitly acres, and easily accounts for the red patches often seen in a field of corn. Farmers would do well to attend to this matter. The advisability of grading oats after 1 tho American system—or of sitting them, j and exporting only the very primest samI plea—his also hoen suggested to us; and this sul ject also is deserving of consideration by members of the Farmers’ (Jiao.

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