IN TERPROVMGIAL.

Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 39, 4 September 1883, Page 2

IN TERPROVMGIAL.

r [PEB UNITED PBBBB ASSOCIATION.! j ' Aickland, This Day. t A barmaid at the Pacific Hotel, named 5 Isabella Parry, wa3 arrested this afternoon. A lodger named Charles McG-affic, ' at tho hotel, charges her with threatening • to riddle him with bullets. A loaded s revolver was found in her bedroom, Robert Finlay fell from the staging 3 of the steamer Glenelg to the bottom of t the dry dock, sustaining enternal inB juries. A.t a meeting of shareholders of Fisher 3 and Co., limited, the resolution to wind up and transfer the business to the Frozen Meat Export Company, was confirmed. The wreck of the Especulador was sold for 675 dollars. Captain Irving had a narrow escape of losing his life on the wreck. T Nbw Plymouth, This Day. The steamer Macgregor was floated off Waituna spit with last night's tide, but i the schooner Falcon is still on the north ■ beach. It appears that the tow line parted, and caused the accident. Blenheim This Day. The whole of the shares in the M arlborough Freezing Company hare been taken up. Applications hare been received for 50 per cent, more than the whole capital. Oamabtt This Day. ■ The Snlration Army opened a campaign here yesterday. la the evening the Volunteer Hall was crowded, but the , nudieace was rowdy, in the extreme. Singing, whistling, and talking were indulged in. This led Major Pollard to remark that Oaroaru had less regard for religion than any other towm in New Zealand he had been in.