INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume V, Issue 38, 1 April 1884, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS.

[PEB UNITED PEEPS ASSOCIATION.! ArcKIAND, This Day. The City of Sydney and the Botomahana had an ocean race from the Srdney Heads to this" port, the Botomahana winning by over' seven hours.* Melvern Dawson, a lad aged 14, was killed at Eanvaka through the kick of a horse. The New Zealand Pedigree Stud C taj pany send 30 head pedigree Hereford cattle to San' Francisco by the mail steamer. . . . Tawhiao and party leave by the Tara> wera for Sydney to-morrow, and then re per Sorata by Suez. The party consists of Tawhiao, Topia, Te Wheereo, Patara, Te Puhi (wop. edited the Hokioe Kingi newspaper; iaU ; opposition ipurnal to Mr Gorst's Piboihoe, the Queenite I organ), ! and Skidm'ore, a half caste, as interpreter. The party visited the Japanese warship this afternoon^ i • '- < Taubanga, This Day. 1 The Telegraph, 1 an evening paper pub* lished here, has' eeased publication. Ditnedin, This Day. Tte juty' in Catherine Hunter's case were unable to agree. A fresh trial is ordered for to-morrow. Wm. Ifeomans, convic-'ei yesterday «f indecent assault, was- sen fenced to three yoars. At Kaitangata^on Saturday William Davenport Parry was committed for trial for manslaughter/ 'The evidence showed that in delivering deceased of a child he ruptured the womb-,' causing the intestines to protrude. ■ ■The sports an'd^fancy dress tournament held . at ' the ■' . Caledonian • ■ grounds on Saturday, in aid of the Benevolent , Institution^ proved a great success: Over 3000 people were present, and, the "funds of the 'inißtittiUoiV will probably benefit W the'ektenV'bf^SOb, including the (ibvern^ ment supplement. CHmsTCHUBCH, T t his Day. The City Council resolved to cable a message, of condolence to the Queen on the death of Prince Leopold. *