INTERPROVINCIAL.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 129, 1 June 1874, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL.

; t t . :N_sw Plymouth, May SO. Major Atkinson, in the Provincial Council, read a telegram, from the Premier stating that the Govera ment Wd determined to limit the number of immigrants during the next seven months to 25,0001 •) i The lai\d*cegpl%tions are passed. - ' Aucbxajjd, May. 30. Arrived: Ship Rooparelle, from London, with 336 immigrants, after a voyage of SO days,from, land to! land. There were three deaths and three births. The passenger- are in excellent ~iealth. - Mr 'Thomas Henderson has resigned his seai'W^thd 1 Assembly. Mr Phillips, the Mayor, is and Mr W. L Bees and Mr DarMTiUe^re also spoken of. r. •s *■" •*• iJ Auckland, June 1. :*> Saunders reports _alea of Bright BmUe_iit ?s.6jd;. City of London, *2Sbj WK&fo Hana,.3da;, Queen df'the ;May, ;.l&':Vek£'iss,f_B*M*era:'i ftajpk,, of Nfew/Zea-

'■:.-.-•• Alexandra, May 30. . A messenger just arrived from Orahiri, reports tbat there is no news about Purukntu, who is supposed to have died in the bush.,: Wellington, June 1. : The New Zealand Times, with which is incorporated the Independent, appeared this morning in new type. LyELL, June 1. The body of Patrick Ferry has been foun% four miles below the Lyell. The money that* was on him when drowned was not on his person. At the inquest a verdict - was -returned of "Accidentally drowned whilst laboring under temporary insanity." Port Chalmers, June 1. Arrived— Barque Hadda from Hong Kong, after a passage of 62 days She brings 164 Chinese and Mr J. Small, comedian, as passengers. Hokitika, June 1. The Tararua hns arrived. Tho West Coastlines are down. They are now right west of Bealey.