INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS
♦ : 5 (PER UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Auckland, February 10. A ghastly relic in the shape of the com- ' plete skin and-finger nails of the hand of ' an adult human being was found in the harbor and brought to shore by a dog. ! There is no clue by which the remains can be identified. • , '' The evangelist Mr Henry Varley, at ' present in Australia, has accepted an in- ' vitation to hold a series of meetings in < Auckland during March. The Waitemata crew (Keefe, O'Connor, Barrett and Moore) who are to compete in the Champion Gig Race at Dunedin, left by the Takapuna to-day from the Manukau. The member for Waipa, Mr Bryce, is to leave for Hamilton to-morrow. He will address his constituents, if they express a wish to hear him. Dunedin, February 10. The Exhibition has now been opened eleven weeks, and the attendance has been 344,228, including 217,110 who paid cash at the doors. The receipts now exceed L 15.000. The Sweating Commission opened this morning. The Chairman explained that the scope of the Commission was very wide — not only to inquire into sweating, but into all the relations between employers and employed. Gisbourne, February 10. An analysis of the stomach of the Native child who died suddenly a week ago, of medicine given it by Palmer, a herbalist, disclosed no poison, and a verdict was returned that the cause of death was not shewn.
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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 98, 11 February 1890, Page 2
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