INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 6, 24 June 1884, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS.

[PBB UNITED PBESS ASSOCIATION.! Auckland, This Day. The ladies' committee of the Blue Ribbon Army are taking steps for the establishment of a reformatory for fallen woman. Fully fifty new names were placed on Lhe roll on Friday and Saturday, in view ■f the approaching elections. Burglaries are getting frequent. Coxley's store on Queen-street wharf, and a jeweller's adjacent, were entered on Saturday or Sunday night, tbe object apparently being money, as oniy one ring is missing, of the value of L5. | A skeleton was found on Mr J. W. • Darr's farm, at the Three Rings, while Jigging. Tbe police are making jationsJagges and Parker's sawmill, in Custom's street, owned by the New Zealand rimber Company was destroyed by fire this morning, lt was insured for £10.500 in the South British, bnt the lose will be fiilly £1600 above that amount. -„.; Wbstpobt, This Day. "Hr Munro, the present member, is lhe >nlv candidate yet announced for the Bufler. but a requisition will be presented to Eugene O'Connor, a former representative* ' Chbistchvbcb, This Day. Dorney, tbe President of the Working tf en's Political Association, is a eandilate for Stanmore. Wellington. This Day. The members of the House of Reprelentatives will entertain the footballers at l dinner to-night, Sir Wm. FitzHerbert, Speaker of the Lesdslative Assembly, -residing. It is understood the Governor ri Ibe a guest. The northern members eave by the Hinemoa to-night. A child named White had the muscles tnd sinews of one leg torn away below he knee by getting his leg entangled in a Jolly wheel while in motion. The child s progressing favorably. I