INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 141, 4 June 1887, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS.

(PER OKITBD PRBBB ASSOCIATION ) Welunoton, Jane 2. It is understood that the action of Learj and Campbell against the msui*ance companies for the amount of the riik on their premise* recently deitroyed by fire, ha* been amicably settled, the companies interested having agreed to rebuild the premises in brick. At the coming election*, Mr Pitz. Herbert will seek re-election for theHutt, and will be opposed by. Messrs Mason and E- Waksfield. Hokitika, June 3. The Mount DOr Company waahed up 326 ounces, valued at £1126. It is reported that gold has been discovered between Kanieri Forks sad Kakahihi. The prospects are said to be sood. The precise locality is Mount Graham, where a two ounce nugget was found on the ground. Chribtchubch, June 2, George Walter Foster was committed far trial to-day for forging and uttering a cheque for Ll4O in the name of W. H. Cooper. The Aorangi nailed for London to-day with 115 passengers; and a full cargo of wbeat, tallow, «kins, 17.000 froaen sheep, and 13 b»xes of gold, of a total value of L 52.000. Auckiand. June 2. Considerable dissatisfaction exists amone the local Volunteers" owing to' the supply of Kynock's ammunition not being available. The mon positively refuse to use Whitney'* contending that it is dangerous. The prize firing h*a been postponed until Kynoek's is available. Hawbba. Day. Mr F. McSuire, in response to a requisition, has consented to stand at the next general election for the Egmont district.

"Bough on Bats," clears out rats, mice bottles, roaches, flies, ants, bed-bugs, in* sects, gkunks, moles, j ack -rabbits, goph- ; ers. sparrows. At Chemists and Brug> gists.— Adtt.