IN TERPROVINCIAL.

Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 54, 9 October 1883, Page 2

IN TERPRO VINCI AL.

[PBB UNITED PBEBB ASSOCIATION.! Auckland, This Day. A "Wellington man submitted the Auckland -Wellington football dispute to the Town and Country Journal, and that paper decides that in all matches the referee's decision is final. Wellington should not have wavered its right. The try does not count if the ball is not brought out and a kick at goal taken. The mate)) is a drawn one. The Diocesan Synod commenced its session this afternoon. Biaiiop owie, in his opening address, referring to religious instruction in Board schools, deplores that numbers of Christian people do not recognise the importance of snch institu tions. £225 was taken at Redmond's meeting last night. Wortliington, a teacher under the Board of Education, has been compelled by that body to resign his seat in the Parnell Borough Council, to which he was recently elected. Wellington, This I>ay. Baron Alex. Hubner, who recently was Austrian Ambassador to Paris, and has been making a tour of Australia, will leave Melbourne for the Bluff to-morrow. A fatal accident occured at Gladstone j'esterdar. The youngest daughter of Robert Rowe was driving miliring cows to the paddock, and being away longer than usual, a search was made, when she was found dead, with her skull fractured. It is supposed that her horse rolled over her, or killed her after she had fallen off. When Tawhiao interviewed Mr Bryce at Kawliia he expressed sorrow for the destruction of the beacons, and said that he himself was willing to work in their reconstruction, Great interest was centred in the election for a representative for the Thomdon Ward in the City Council* Ex-Councillor Magmnity was retgrned by a ma(ority of 199. A human skeleton was tound at Lyell Bay, and is believed to be that of a ; European drowned in the Bay some time back. Dunedin, i his Day. James Galloway, laborer, while fishi'g at the mouth of the Shag River with a net was drowned last night. A four-roomed house in Duke street was burned down this morning. Furniture, stock, insured £20'). Arrived — Helen Denny from Glasgow. She will be brought to Dunedin rowFour Tapanui bicyclists rode yestorday to Dunedin, a distance oi 103 miles. A deputation wailed on Mr Dick re the establishment of two reformataries for the colony. Mr Dick was opposed to the proposal, and suggested that they should interview the Minister of Justice. Oamabu. This Day. A number of country pubiicans were summoned to the R.M. Court to-day on a charge of selling adulterated liquors. Professor Black made an analysis of tbe liquors sold by the publicans, and found they contained a considerable quantity of tannin. Desendants' solicitor had, however, obtained a number of samples of liquors from bond, and these, on being analysed by Professor Black at the Court, were found to be as much adulterated as the samples obtained from the publicans. I he cases were therefore dismissed, the evidence showing no knowledge of adulteration on the pa«*t of the publicans. Napieb. This Day. At the races today the grnnd stand was crowded, and the attendance on the course small. Four horses faced the starter for the Guineas. Escopeta 1, Oberon 2, Brier 3. Tauhakga, This Day. At a meeting of shareholders of the 'auranga Hot .Lakes Railway Company, 55.000 shares were taken up. Operations mil be immediately commenced. Instructions for the plant hare been cabled i to England. ■