IN TERPROVINOIAL.

Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 43, 13 September 1883, Page 2

IN TERPROVINOIAL.

[PBfl UNITED PKESS ASSOCIATION.! Cheistchcbcfi. Thi» Day. Mr Montgomery writes to the Time* this morning, stating that he did not nrrangewith Mnjo.- Atkinson at stated for no business to be dove on day of prorogation. Auckland. This Day. The old Indepcndaut Chapel and parsonage at Hamilton, the property of the ll ev. H. Davis, was burnt yesterday. Most of the furniture was saved. It was insured in the New Zealand office for £600. J. W. Waller, shipowner, is endeavoring to make arrangements with his creditors. Liabilities are set down at £22,4_1, assets £8,889. Dunedik, This Day. A fire broke out last night and destroyed the shops of Hagan, bootmaker, and Farquhar, tailor. Insurance: £200 in New Zealand. At the inquest on the child Braceley, killed by the steam tram yesterday, the jury, without retiring, found a verdet of accidental death. It was shown that the child came suddenly oat from behind a passing dray, and that at the time seeing a number of children about the tram, the driver had considerably reduced the •peed. INVEBC.-BGIIX. August 12. • The tannery of Mr Franke, at South Biverton, has been burned down. > The : building wa3 insured for £100, and stock for £50. Both in South British. The loss over insurance is estimated at £150. New Plymouth, This Day. The steamer Macgregor, wh*ch entered the Waitara river on the 2nd September, is still detained there, and is not expected to get out till the spring tides put more water on. the bar