INTERPROVINCIAL.

Feilding Star, Volume V, Issue 7, 17 January 1884, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL.

[PEB UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.! New Plymouth, This Day. Bishop Redwood left here for Wellington by this morning's train. Wellington. This Day. In the Divorce Court this morning rules absolute were grunted in the cases Elwell v El well and Fizzey v Fizzey The only other case on the list is an application for t, rule nisi in the case of Edwards v Edwards and Remrngton. This is the husband* petition foV a dissolution of the marriage on the grounds of the wife's adultery with the co-respondent, who is a chemist residing in the Rangitikei district. Chbistchubch. This Day. Forty-three women by the Waitangi have found employment at £16 to £40 a year and found. There are 54 female servants wanting engagements. AH the single men suited for farming readily found emplopment at £1 a week, and 10s extra during harvest. Dunedin, This Day. Donald Dinnie left town to-day to keep an appointment in the south. The arrangement made about' the wrestling match will be that it will take place within six weeks. Hudson is standing out to have the match wrestled on the grass. He is stiff and sore to-day, but not in any way injured. Auckland. This Day. The house of Ho Taupuhou, a settler, has been burned. Insured for £100 in the Imperial. : The < ommittee appointed '© report on the designs for the Public Library and Art Gallery have selected the following seven from 25 competitors : — Pericles, Titnnia, Rough Ashler, Hope (in shield). Fidelity, Bpehive, "Literal Scientia Et Artes." The Committee believe, none will come within the estimate of £21,000 for the building. .