INTERPROVINCIAL.

Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 34, 23 August 1883, Page 2

IN TERPRO VIN CIAL.

£ ma- xsxnst) vsass associatioh.l Ause*an». This 7>*T. .'Elisabeth. J.Rß.O lieeves. the sev'eatesa months' oid daughter of Siekard Ke»ve* y butcher, Davenport, was knocked down ' ; by one of the Waiwera 'bus, acd died from boing trampled on within ' an hour. " .- Wellington, This Day. The embeazlement ease against T. Gole, late secretary of tbe Taratahai Dairy Company, was dismissed. The directors offered no further evidence, as the amount had been paid. < CHBisTCHffacH. This Bay.' Mr Harper gave notice in the Supreme Court this moraing that he intends io move fera new trial ia the case'Strana* ghan v the Standard Insurance Company, on the ground that the verdict was against the weight of evidence. ■ DuNXßiir This Day. The Pembroke correspondent of the Otago Times reports a buggy accident, four occupants being killen or seriously injured. No reliable particulars are to hand. ;.'■■...•. " A letter received here from the London agent states that • tke 'Lady Jocelyn's meat did not approach the standard* of 1 quality of that by the Fenst.ap.ton, which; was of -superb quality, faultlesa siae^adl quite suitable for the rloib^''inaryet'm ; :aU'i other respects. : '''''.'' " ; ' '7 : :7)7-.: '. A meeting of th« i unemployedj^ exiled; for this morning, was /attended by' 100; persons. Several speeches were made by^ persons who hadbeen unable, to get work,aud eventually a" deputation waited on! the Mayor, who said that fchfcwould wirej a repsentation of their case. tb:Wellingtonl|