INTERPROVINCIAL.

Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 65, 3 November 1883, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL.

[PEE UNITED PKKSS AS3OCUTIOK.I Wkllinotow, October 2. I It is expected that the passengers by the ship We.mlx.nd will be released from quarantine on Monday. o This Day. The Wellington Racing Club have decided to abolish the qualification fee I which was inserted in the summer pro* gramme by. error. Chbistchuech, This Day. ; The Under- Secretary for the Colony !ian telegraphed to the Chamber of Comi uierce thst the total number .of sheep ' an(! lambs in the Colony on May 31st was 13,288,000, subject to a few flight additions. This shows a satisfactory addition to the figures of last year— 12,480,106. ■ The following are the entries for the [ melropolitao $how :■ — Sheep, 410 : cattle, 182; horses, 81; pigf», 56; dogs, 23; New Zealand manufacture, 95 ; dairy produce, 97; earring**, 61; implements. 372; cured and preserrrd raents. 32; total 1509, OYei* 300 more than list year Early thin moruinga six-roomed cottage at. ]S T orth Opawa was deslroyed by fire. The building and furniture were iusured for £350 in the New Zealand jffice. Tlie origiu of the fire is unknown. DPNE»iu t i his D»y. The T?ade li»bor Covncil hare memorialised the Minister of Justice, through I Mr Pyko^ M.H.K., against persons interested in tlie shipping interests, trying eases of misdemeanor by sailors. New "Plymouth, This Dny. Mr Hudson "Williamson, son of Mrs Williamsoß. of Auckland, telegraphed to' the steward of the New Plymouth Hospital : — "Edward Smith is. no relation, never heard of him. Mother's name was Barre. Please' oojiiradiefc report which has. biJfiQ t»lei{Kipned to newspapers." Tiie Herald snya tho deceased, who lircd at Hnwora for serernl years, made the statement of his relatiouship to everyon* lie cams across.