INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 16, 17 July 1884, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS.

■ * [PEB UNITBD PBEPS ASSOCIATION.! Chbistchtjbch, This Day. Mr Coster addressed a crowded meeting of Heathcote electors at Woolston.. He declared himself a determined opponent of the Government. He received an almost unanimous vote of confidence. Wexlinotos. This Day. The steamer Orawaiti, from Westport, dropped her propeller in the straits and was towed into harbor by the steamer Wahi. A rrived,^T»tflsui,' steamer, from Foochow; wifch'the new season's teas. „ XhaZealandia, jrith the, Juno English mails, left 'Frisco for Auckland on the 6th — one day late. ,- ''»* Dr Key worth hns-Tesigntti his position is resident surgeon of the , Wei line ton Hospital in consequence^of ill health. Avckiajjd, This Day. For City East, Oeorge Grey was returned unopposed: .1;, •,. Sir Maurice O^Biorte addressed the electors of Manukau, and received a vote of confidence. x . \ ' ' *\* • ' ; Mabton, July 16. Messrs Eobert Brnce»n3 Joha Stevens were nominated. The show of bands was largely in favour of Mr Bruce. A poll was demanded. At the Supreme Court; in banco, yesterday, in the case of Kcersfc v. WavetjlvTown Board, an order was made, as* prayed,. to set aside judgment, costs being assessed' at five guineas. l . ; iii - -NBtso»,Thi*'Dfty. ; Transactions inhops havebeen more lively lately. Two hundred bales of Nelson hops go to London in -the British Queen, making exports for the month to London of 600 bales. A larger shipment will probably go 1 in the Ruapehn 1 ." Growers are obtaining Is 3ifor^ood samples,