INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS

Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 144, 29 May 1890, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL NEWS

;. ■ ■ ♦ : — ' ■ : . : I PBB UNITED PBEBB ASSOCIATION.! Auckland, May 27. iSigbteeh hunters and carriage horses, bred in the Waikato district, were shipped for the Sydney market today, per Eotonmhana. By the wreck of the cutter Rose Blanche at Mangawai, the wh»le of the ere*— William Aubrey, master, ayed. 37; Henry Aubrey, aged 35. and a boy namod Albert Roebuck— have been drowned. William Aubrey leaves a wife and one child. His brother Henry was unmarried. They were sons of Mr H. R. Auprey, late Resident Magistrate of" Wuangarei. This Day. The Orpheus wreck has again been covered by a sand bank. The settlers state the portion visible measured 60 feet length, and 25 feet deep. The ocean beach is strewn with wreckage. The settlers have been cutting it up to get the I copper bolts. : ! Wellington, May 28In the case of Flyger v McNeil and aoother, Mr Baker, of I'alraerston North, appeared for the. plaintiff, and Mr Chapman, with him Mr Hall, for the defendants. Mr Chapman had nearly concluded his address when the Court adjourned yesterday until 10 a.th to-day. The Hon. G. M. Waterbouse, who has decided to remain in Kneland, has resigned his seat in the Legislative Council. • The cost, of repairing Cook Strait cable was £3000. * The deputation of the Society of Bailway Servants will wait upon the Kail way Commissioners on June loth, to deal with the points at issue. Gibbobnb, May 28. Owen MoGrath was thrown from his horse and sustained concussion of the brain. He is not expected to recover- . A man. named S.wan, while killing a calf, cut himself on the thigh through the knife slipping. He nearly bled to death, but is now recovering.