INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS

Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 29, 19 August 1886, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS

fPBB VMITBB PBBSB ASSOCIATIOir.) Duhbdik, Avgvst 17. The Dtnedin Jeekey Club to-night disqualified for ever the hone Warepa and its owner. P. G. Parkcs, and also J. B. McKenzie, who nominated the hone for the recent midwinter meeting. Hie evidence, in the opinion of the committee satisfied them that the horse Warepa really won the Grand National Selling Kace in Viotoria ; was there purchased bj W. F. Gordon for £165, and then shipped to New Zealand. Wbi&ixgtox, This Day. At the B.M. Court, William Agnow, on the charge of annonying the I 'rentier in the street, was bound over to keep the peace for three months, in sureties of £25. Later. Agnew has refused to find bail, and has been committed to gaol for three months. Thames This Day. George Harceurt, legal manager of several mining companies, and Deputy Assignee in Bankruptcy, left tl-e Thames somewhat abruptly on the tenth instant. Suspicions being arousad that he had left. Aueklaud by the Botomahana for Sydney, a warrant was issued for his arrest on a charge of embezzlement of £75 of the fends of the New Eareka G. M. Company. The peliee hare received a cable stating be hat been arrested by the Sydney police, and remanded to the 25th inst. Detective Doolan pro* eeeds to bring him baok. Haroourt's books aro said to be in a most unsatisfactory state. ... Auckland, This Day. A requisition is being largely signed, expressing di«si»ti»faotion with Mr Darfarrill, M.H.8., especially oTerJtlielStark purchase, and calling on him to resign.

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