IN TERPROVINCIAL.

Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 25, 4 August 1883, Page 2

IN TERPROVINCIAL.

[PEE UNITED PBEBS ASSOCIATION.! Wellington, This Day. Another case of fever was reported this afternoon from the quarantine station, the person attacked being a young woman named Wilkins, a passenger for Wellington. This will delay the other passengers being admitted to pratique for a few days. Dunedin, This Day. , Mr McEnlove, of Oamaru, s dipped 241 two-tooth merinos to London by the Fenstanton. The net return is 26s Id per sheep. Chbistchubch, This Day. Mr A. W. Hillier, Secretary to the Fire Brigade, died this morning from the ' effects of a fall from the engine when going to a false alarm of fire on Sunday. He was much respected, and his untimely death U>ves a widow and four children unprovided for. '. Several parties hare returned from the Ninty Mile Beach with a few penny- , weights of gold, and declare it essentially , a poor man's diggings. Patea, This Day. No interest was shown in the land sale to-day, only two persons being present. ' One allotment was taken up, viz.. section 24, Block 9—56 acres Wairoa Survey District, at the upset price of £3, with - improvement £20, the purchaser being P. . Naughton. ' Auckland, This Day. ' Mr Potter's patent wool scouring ' machine is to be taken to Wellington ] shortly, and exhibited in practical opera- : tion before the members of the General ; Assembly and others interested in such j matters. Sydney Taiwhanga has been granted [ a prohibition order to prevent Auckland hotelkeepers from supplying his wife, \ Sarah Ann Taiwhanga, with liquor For the junior clerkship to the Board of Education, at £80 a year, there were ' 53 applications. (