IN TERPROVINCIAL

Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 40, 6 September 1883, Page 2

IN TERPROVINCIAL

_- * i [P£B UNITED PBESS ASSOCtATION.I Haweea, September 5. A heavy thunderstorm occurred here thi» morning. Near Manaia a girl was struck insensible by. lightning, but not seriously hurt. -\ ' ' ■ - ■'■'"■ [ ArcKiAKP. This Day. ; In the case of Gamack (Canterbury) v. Loin and Mercantile Agency Company, Judge Gillies to-day delivered judgment for the defendants, holding the application to be bud, and allowing the de.nurrer on payment of costs. Leavewhs given to the plaintiff to amond the pleadings under 21 days, on payment of COStJ. , At a meeting of the football association it was resolved to accord a public reception to the Auckland representatives on their return, and also a public dinner, at which the Mayor is requested to preside. Patka, This Day. ( R. A. Adams was elected Major yesterday. .; ' lie the hospital, the County. -Council' yesterday passed the following resolution: — That until the- Government pay the amount due to the i'atea County Council on hospital account, witn interest^ as the , money was borrowed from the Hank of IN T ew Zealand, the Council cannot see its way to vote any sum of money on hospital ' account. ' ' The parishioners have decided to proceed with the erection of a new Anglican Church as soon as funds are available. Dunkdin, August 5. At the city Council elections this year the scats for -.all .the wards are uncontested, the retiring ' couuc llors being re-elected in each case. Invebcakgill. August- 5. At the Supreme Court to-day, Henry Wilson was convicted of larceny, and sentenced to six months', imprisonment; and Hugh Bordand, for passing a valueles cheque, was- sentenced to 'two years hard labour. Bordand is at present undergoing a sentence on a previous charge of false pretences, and has still six weeks to serve.