INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 67, 23 November 1889, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS.

(per unitkd puuss association.) Auckland, November, 21.

The Standing Commission of the Anglican Church met.to-day at the Anglican Diocesan office to consider the question raised as the validity of Bishop Hadfield's election as to Primate. There were present — Bishop Oowie, Sir F. Whitaker, and Mr E. Hesketh, the other two members — Colonel Hanltam and Mr H. G. Seth • Smith — being absent from . Auckland, No decision was arrived at, and the meeting adjourned until Monday. DONEDIF. November 22. At Forbury this morning all the Cup horses except Wakatipu went well. Occident, who is the favorite at 2 to 1, covered the Clip distance at three-quarter pace, going moderately well. Scots Grey is perfectly sound. The Colonial Bank ar6 issuing a new series of notes slightly smaller than the old issue. CHKTSTCHURCfT, November 21. Mr Samuel Manning, a brewer, was elected, Mayor of Cb.ri9tcb.urch without opposition. The Kaiapoi Factory dispute was settled by a conference of employe's and Directors to-day. Work recommences to-morrow morning. A four-year-old daughter of P. Burke, a taylor, experienced a sunstroke this morning and died in the afternoon. ; The armed man who caused a sensation in the tßurnham district has been arrested. Oamaeu, ?{r>vemher 21. j

Tho, first day of the North Otago Agricultural and Pastoral Association show took place to-day, with fine weatber, but the attendance was not so large as usual. The show is one of the best held hero, the entries being large and the stock of good quality. In thoroughbred horses Fusilier took first for stallion. J. Gemmel took the cup for Ayrshires, A. B. Smith for merinos.