INTERPROVINGIAL NEWS

Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 92, 27 January 1891, Page 2

INTERPROVINGIAL NEWS

Ipeu united pr bss association, f ■■■ Napjeb, January 26. The police have abandoned the search for Chad wick, the supposed murderer of Mathesou, at Kakatnoana. It is supposed the man perished in the bush or committed suicide in a place where the body cannot, be found. "Wellington, January 26. Mr Soddon tins mpruing temporarily suspended the roguluiion under which poi.icemeu are inoyed arbitrarily from one station to another. Ministers have taken over the private secretaries of their predecessors* Walde-

grave joins Beeves; ■ Hamer Seddocy Govett Buckley, and Smith the Premier. This Day.' The Gazette of this morning contains the Governor's -acceptance of Sir Harry Atkinson's resignation for Egmont. Woodville, This Day. '.■Lizzie Hill, aged twelve, daughter of Eowland Hill, fell off a timber wagon this morning, when going to school, and was killed. Auckland, January 26. The anniversary of the birthday of the poet Burns was celebrated to-night by the Auckland Burns Club with a concert and ball. Haggis was served round. Invkucakgilili, January 2Ss Among the passengers by the Botomahana from Melbourne is the Hon. R. N Copley, of South Australia, Commissioner of Crown Lands. He will, travel the colony and see as much as possible of the conditions of settlement in each island, particularly with regard to the Homestead Blocks System. Mr Copley is anxious to become thoroughly acquainted , with the working of our land laws. Auckland will be the terminal point of the tour.