INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS
(PEB UNITKD PBESS ASSOCIATION.): Auckland. July 2. Ail is quiet attain at Koturua. the clouds of smoke over Tarawera having dispersed. . Tuhotu, .the old Maori rescued after beintf buried orer four da;* at' Wair«>a, died at Kotorua hospital yesterday after noon. ; The sod* spring, Kotoiti, is reported to_ be boiling furiously. " It is impossible to use that route to the coast. '■.-■• . . .;.•'■ I«ater. A Rcjtoriia telegram states that several smart earthquake shocks were felt last night between 11 nnd 12 o'clock.-* There watt a thick, foe. at the time. A. Tanpo telegram also nay* that shocks, were felt there at the name time, and immediately afterwards several person* saw fire issuing from the hill* in the direction of Botomahnna. A destructive fire occurred at Hobson street at 3 o'clock this morning. It broke out in a block .of four shops be» longing to the trustees of the late Mr .Rutherford. The occupants of the adjoining 'hop* were only able to effect an escape with great difficulty. The whole block is completely gutted. Wj llingtoh. July 1. The: B. M.S. Knikoura sailed for London to-day with a full cargo, including 16,800 carcases mutton and 246 quarters beef. Passenger list 21 saloon, 29 second saloon, asd 29. steerage. She also takes .seven boxes of gold, valued at £80,976. : Timabtt, July 2. • The Court of Inquiry into the wreck of the ship Lyttletou gave its decision today, i OBsidering the loss of the Ljttel-. ton was mainly due to want of skill on the part 'of the master of the Graft on it wan adjudged that he should pay the; costs of the inquiry. The captain and officers. of toe ship were; entirely exoa-; crated. ■.■■ •■ : .- : - . '
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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 9, 3 July 1886, Page 2
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283INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 9, 3 July 1886, Page 2
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