INTERPROVINCIAL.

Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 29, 11 August 1883, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL.

[PBB UKITEDiPBBSS ASSOCIATION.! '?• Day. y William Barnes and Thomas Baldie,; fireman and cook of the steamer '-Tara-I wera, we:e fined £25 each for smuggling tobacco ashore. v '' y The City < ouncil propose immediately enforcing the Contagious Diseases Act. The lock-up hospital is being fitted up ! at an expense of £2*00;; The expanse of; working the Act (is estimated 'at '£450 per annum. .;■■ V \ New Plymouth, This Day. The well-known Native Chiefoinined Komene died yesterday. Great preparations 1 are being made for a tangi. y- ; iCHBisTCHjtTBCH, This Day. Another refrigerating company in Christchurch is about to be registered, and^the directors are advertising for a site suitable for the works. They have' received [^numerous promises of support from farmers. The Rev Mr Aylmer, a very old set- . tier in Akaroa, is den d. < Patea, This Day. A public meeting will be held here ; at 3.30 to-day to discuss the prospectus of the #est*Coast Meat Freezing Com^panyy^he, committee will also report as to the result of their investigations,. : Dunedin This'Day. The gaol inquiry was resumed this morning, when Captain Hume addressed , the .Commissioners. .. \v The. National Mortgage and Apency Company, have received a cable advice that the steamer Triumph, 2749 tons, will lo»d wool at Port Chalmers in December, under charter to - Shaw, Saville, and th^Llbion Company.