INTER- PROVINCIAL

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 84, 8 April 1875, Page 2

INTER- PROVINCIAL

Wanganui, Wed- esday. Thomas Anslow was to-day drought up charged with arson. Witnesses for th.i do enee were called and the i risoner w«s discha ge i on the ground of insufficient evid nee. An enquiry into the origin of the fir- will now pro 1 ably take place. The midden arrest of An-low ha i prec uded the pdncipal witnesses from giving tvidencc. Ddnediw, Wednes 'ay. A prsp ctua hns been issue) 01 a New Zealand Pottery Company. The C nipa»v is being formed wi h a view of p >rchasing"the Tok mairim pottery works now owned by William Wh'tp, and ood uctr g he manufact'ne of pottery imd earthenware upo > a scale 1 ree enough to Bupply New Zea and and Australian markets. The proposed capital is .£30,000, in 12,000 shares of £1 10s each. The shares are likely to be taken up rai idly. The dire tory conta ns the name* of the besc men in the district. The Hurt or B ard has nccepte^ the lender of Kincard an i M'Ltnnfora new dreoge, the amount beini/ £19,6 0. Cnßi'-TCHnBCH, Th- rsday. Lftst night the Jockey Club eonsidi-ed the action of the Dunedin Jockey Club with rf-te ence to M'Kay'a riding of Medora at th late Dunwtin races. Kesolved : That M'Ka» be warned ofli tin- Chri tchurch course, th t no h uses ridden by him, his property, nominated < r trained by him, or in any way w der his caie, charge, management, or supe intendence, he allowed to run for any rai c at any meoing wh' re the rules of racing e?tablished by the Canterbury Joclay Club are iv foi cc.