INTERPROVINCAIL NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 4, 5 July 1893, Page 2

INTERPROVINCAIL NEWS.

(rER PBESS ASSOCIATION^. Auckland, July 4. A safe on the premises of Row, a grocer, in Victoria Ktreet, was broken open last night, and LI 12 taken in money and cheques. The key was taken out of his trousers in his bedroom at his private residence, College road. This Day. At ft memorial service for Sir Wm. Fox a resolution was passed that the best tribute to his memory would be to redouble the efforts to suppress the liquor traffic. The meeting pledged itself to do all in its power to get the Direct Veto passed. Gisuornb, This Day. The cheese factory at Ormond was burned to the ground last night, No thing was saved. Insurance, £850. Wellington, This Day. Moritz Orenstein, jeweller, Lambton Quay, had a small fire in his place and claimed L 255 from the Manchester Insurance Company. The latter offered L3O and when referred to arbitration Oreinstein was only awarded L 27. Oreinstein was brought before the court to-day charged with false pretences and perjury and remanded. Bail was allowed. The charge of conspiracy against Goode and Crabtrce began again before a new jury, and is likely to laat all this week. After a succession of frosts and fogs, the weather has changed to steady rain. At a meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance delegates, sorrow was expressed at the death, of Sir W. Fox.