INTERPROVINCIAL.

Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 52, 4 October 1883, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL.

[PBB UNITED PBBSS ASSOCIATION.! Auckland, October 4. At the Supreme Court, R. Bell and R Gibbons were sentenced to 12 months each for housebreaking. W. Burns, aged 70, charged with indecently assaulting a little girl was found guilty of common assault, and sentence deferred. New Pltmouth, October 4. The new Forerters' Hall was opened last night with a banqu't, at which tbe Mayor was present. Past Chief Ranger Abner King occupying the chair. Arrived — Oreti, from New Plymouth. She is landing her cargo at the breakwater. 'Ihe charge of embezzlement against Boswell, tbe late manager of the Lighter Company, was resumed at the court this morning. Wellington, This Day. The s.s. City of New York, with the September English mails. left Sin Francisco for Auckland on the 22ud ultimo, table date. The s.s. Zealandia arrived st San Francisco on September 30th. with the September colonial mails, being four days before contract time. The Supreme Court was occupied all day hearing the charge against Thomas McLePand, a local boatnwiker, for receiving a quantity of bcofc uppers from two youths, knowing them to have been stolen. Gbbtmotjth, This Hay. John Hughes' store at Rutherglen was burnt down. Next to nothing was saved. Stock insured for £475, and building, in two policies — £200 and £275 in the Imperial and Victoria. Westpobt, This Day. Capt. Williams' new steamer, Koranui, from Scotland, arrived in the roadstead this morning.