IN TERPROVINCIAL.

Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 110, 31 May 1883, Page 2

IN TERPROVINCIAL.

[PBB USITKD PBBBB ASSOCIATION.! Wellington, This Day. The Government of New Zealand and New South Wales hare to-day agreed that a deed shall be prepared renewing the San Francisco contract for two years, but terminable at the end of one year should the United States Government decline to contribute. DtWEDiN. Thig Day. Young Scott has been challenged by Eayner, of Melbourne, to walk 24 or 48 hours for £100. Scott offers to accept the challenge, if the match takes place here. The Licensing Commissioners are making a personal inspection of all the city houses. I The city bakers intend to raise the price of bread from the Ist instant. New Plymouth, This Day. Colonel Trimble has addressed his constituents at Waitara, Inglewood, and New Plymouth. He received Totes of confidence at each place.. Gisbobne, This Day. Owing to a heavy sea on the bar at ; Tolego Bay, a punt containing goods from on board the schooner Gisborne, which was being towed over the bar, was swamped, and the whole of the merchandise, valued at £500, went down. Auckland, This Day* News has been received by the mail that the projected London Company will amalgamate with the New Zealand Land Company. Earl Shaftesbury, and the Bishops of London, Liverpool, and St. Asaph, are said to be among those inter* ested in the London Company. Chbistchubch, This Day. A steerage passenger of the Wanaka, named Mr James Beid, of Dunedin, was found dead in his bunk this morning. The body was brought to Ly ttelton, where an iuquest is to be held.