INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS

Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 91, 12 January 1886, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS

[PEB UNITED PRESS ABSOOIATIOir.] Dukjbdin, January ll. ! i The Tarawer* will take about 117 passengers to the Sounds^ comprising tome from every district in the eolpAy, and quite a number from Great ;BntaJn, Ireland, and other places. lvv • | A woman wading near Port Chalmers Cot ©ut of her depth, and was only saved after Mr Logan, a Customs •fficer, had gone to the assistance of three lads who found the task of dragging her out tod much. „ Mary Brown, known to be of intern, perate habits, has died of heart disease. Blbnhbik, Juaary 11; The bodies of the two Hutherferd brothers, drowned on Friday, have not yet been recovered. The four survivors were pluokily rescued by three married women who were returning home in a Wat across the hwbomr. " ' i. Thames, January 11. A serious ire occurred last night; at Owharoa. a small mining district in the.:. Ohinemvri Count/. Waltlie's hotel, Hosie's general store, and a large dtrellinghonse owned by Bobert Bs)id< were completed destroyed. . - ; : ; WBiuwoTOl*, This Day. The barque Loch Breda* 109 day ■from Liverpool arrired this morning. ' The Admiral has accepted the invitation to the ball. "'_ ,','r:'.. .""■; Airckii.Ni>, Janusrj 11. At a public meeting "of the" Chamber of Commerce, the Mayor presiding/ fer the relief of the sufferer? by fires" at Taranaki, &c, a string committee wa« fermird. the Mayor of the borough ex ojtcio member; to .define the districts and' collect subsoriptioßt. ' James Siddi Renior, of Aicedale, Jnglewoed, stated the loss of the settlers to.be £12.000.' At Miss. Christian's conoert to-night Crs Harache and Jeune stood «t tiie doors and' collected subscriptions from 'the Crowded audience. ... „> >■ ,i