INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS
[PEE UNITED PEESB ASSOCIATION.
Auckland, April 8. At the inquest on Arthur Hemmett, a verdict of death from natural causes was returned. There was no foundation for the allegations that death was caused bj exposure or starvation.
The Penguin for the Ssuth took three boxes containing gold, valued at £14,538, for tranship to the Aorangi for London. The ship Waimea loads 200,000 feet of timber far London. The Halcoine loads at Kaipara for the same port and takes 700,000 feet,
Richard Felt us, champion «f the 90ns oF old colonist*, has had to be committed t« the Lunatic Asylum again. A. deputation of Kinjjites waited pn Iho Governor and informed him of whit took place at the native meeting at Whatiwhatihoe in relation to native lands. After courteously hearing the^ deputation, the Governor asked them to put down in writing the points which they specially wished to .represent, and he would give them a reply in due course. Dunedin, April 8. Official Liquidator of the Duntroon and Hakateramea Railway Company has completed the sale *f the railway to Government for £61,000, which hat been paid in government four per cent deben* ' turei. '
Aprils. A lad named Park, aged 7, son of the principal lighthouse*keeper at Tairoa Heads, fell over a cliff, and was drowned The body has not yet been recovered.
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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 129, 10 April 1886, Page 2
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