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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 92, 27 March 1883, Page 2

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INTERPROVINCIAL .

(UNITED PBESS ASSOCIATION;) : ] Nelson, JMarch ; 26. About 200 bales of hops "were shipped on board the Wanaka last evening, for the various New Zealand and Australian ports. Christohurch, March 26. The New Zealand Shipping Co. re-* ceived a cable announcing the arrival at home of the-Wairoa. '« All well." " Mr and Mrs Fleming; Colombostreet, were thrown out of a buggy, through the horse shying' at the tramcars. The lady was much bruised about the face, and the gentleman was picked up insensible and m a precarious con • dition. ; , i " Dunedin, March 26. i A child aged four years , named Gem bones, was drowned while bathing at Devon port. The child was carried away by the tide, and its companions were too young to rescue it. The Tipperary quartz claim of Macetown, m Lake District, is 1 turning out well. At the last crushing there were 959 ounces from 400 tons, and since this a dividend of £2 on each £10 share has been declared. Another cake at the same rate of yield is expected m six we ks, ._. ; .-.- Auckland, March 26. There is a probability of a local shipping company being formed to take over the fleet of sailing vessels owned by Messrs Stone Bros., of Auckland, . and establishing a direct line of firstclass sailing vessels between Auckland and London. Capital, £100,000, m £5 shares, i Mr Swanson, M.H.R*,* accidentally flßl ] off a waU.at Jris, residence lift high. He is suffering from a compound fracture of the leg, and a dislocation of the ankle. ''-.*.