INTERPROVINCIAL.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 67, 8 March 1876, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL.

Wellington, W does. lay The ship Aval- nche h.»s cieare . for Loudon with; a cargo, of 64 11 nules oi woot, an<i •unviLa, valued at £15,643 Sh-. tikes a ljr^:«i uumber °* pa-neu^ers, including the J-l v, -Jr. iU'UvviCr-, Mrs Ken wick, and fc. M ■ «nn 11. fcaileu— rTaraiaki, for Nelson and North Pacing. r-, T .cii.rgeunt ». roasmin, nni tlie N .rt-utn,iifle i-.prts.btasiees, Mrs Bunand, -Vi-in.iV.an, Mes is tjnflUb, Allen, wlair, l oze, : boiiovan, *elby I'hiipotis, Lv d.»n, ht.u i\ in thy a>.e rage. *....:■.". I'tJNEDiN, 'U' day. ifhtj; r'ai<:oa c-v»»-* w»» co c uaed o-dt^ , nui w«» «j,p'.- iompl-t d. 4 be v hi t.O mii)i»s.<>uer of Police inf-rrekd th; t,,i<eu»ii'g B iChtu*. *he prment Liceusi. I* fy.t.m ». .«.o-l-iiig ex eedingly w el, and cauriUtt the e-tcti<»n f a better class of houses, and tie hnd na complaint to make ior ,tue p>»t quarter. Tti>; S-i r,t ry to ihe H rb>r Board has d *>*_? ttit:rtiiu io incorrect iuforma ion in the tN^\? Z aUud ttlot r< rp.vting the upp uatt ii- B _o l)u'»ediu. The Hinmr Ho.rd agreed uirrt^ue^ thn Sarburunottr toe rr ut ibe into'tnauOi. l , which had not be%.n amended for 20. years. - ■ ii.c: Marionette* Company let by the Auckland, Tuesday. The Fuperintcndeuc h * insructed the Provincial Solictor to try a friendly suit a_;ara>t the General Governm ->W for the pu>p>)«e ol recovering the Capitati n a,llow j ante which waa -topped to p»y the interest ojx the lahways. t Ihe Immigration a gent reports a demand for Agricultural laborers and single girl* in /*Bxcefl*« of the supply .:. i.HßißToauaoH, Tuesday, i At 'ywtetd&y^i meeting of the Senate of I ribe iNew Zealand tLmivernity ,the only busi- • ness was ihe appointment of a Committee to .investigate ail matters conuected with the .Tauranga and Taranaki reje-vea for the Haw

Zealand University, and to report as to what s'eps shouM be tiken by legislative enactment to vest these reserves in trustee?, nnd to eec»re the utilization of them lor the purposes for which tb y were made. The vex< d question of public buildings for Christchuroh appears likely to be settled at last The Hon. E. Richardson has promised the City Council that on bis return to Wellington steps would be taken without delay for the immediate erection of the buildings which are to cost £14.000. Narrow gauge communication direct from Christchuroh to Timaru was opened yesterday. Hitherto there has been an inconvenient break of gauge at Rolleston sixteen miles from Christchuroh. Wednesday. At yesterday's meeting of the Senate of the New Zealand University the Committee appoi te>d to investigate matters connected with the Tauranga and Taranaki reserves reported :— Your Committee reemmend (1) Tli .t it is not desirable to take present action with 1 respect to the reserve promised at Tauranga; (2) That a Bill be introtuced next session of the Assembly for the p trpose of in esting in a trus cc, to be agreed upon bitween ihe Government and Senate, the lands reserved for promoting higher educat oo in certain provinces, and of enabling the same to be ndtninistead for the objects ior which they were reserved. The report will be considered at the next meeting. At a fale of the Hon W. Robinson's stud flock of Lmcolns yesterday, 193 sheep sold at au average of £10 per head.