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Feilding Star, Volume V, Issue 17, 12 February 1884, Page 2

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« [pee united pkeps association.! Christchukch, This Day. Canterbury won the match, Tasmania t Cau.erbury, Uy one wicket. Wellington. This Day. A warrant has been issued for the •i r rest of W . C. McDermott, a clerk in ihe Gorernicnt Insurance Di>p;irtment. He is i-hnrgert with embezzling £40, by falsifying the books. It is believed .VJ cDermott has left Wellington. \ The following is the result of the Harbour Boar- 1 election for city representatives :— Messrs J. H. Heaton and John Duthie were the successful candi- < dates. Auckland, This Day. j During a gale the steamer Zealand in* rail was often over eighteen inches under water. A seaman named Lambert fell from the fore yard to the canvas over the iiarricane deck, and had his head cvi severely. Another man slipped on tindeck, and was severely cut on the head. Napieb, This Day. Mischief is scra'ched for the Napier Kiindieap at the March meeting. A lirayraan named Fred Jones was killed at Kaikoura yesterday by falling under the wheels of the dray. Dunedin. ' his Day. The New Zealand Shipping Company liave received the following cable : Tongariro arrived at Plymouth on the r«th ; 38 days 3 hours steaming. Meat in prime c ■ndition. Tonic left Teneriffe tor Wellington on Std. GBBrMorTH, This Pay. It is understood that work will shortly lie resuoied in the Westporfc Colliery Co.'s Wallspnd mine on a new principle, all work that is possible being let bj ender. A Government proclamation warning persons not to interfere with Government property has been affixed on all State schools and offics in the district.