INTERPROVINCIAL.

Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 192, 25 July 1884, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL.

[Per Press Association.] Wellington, July 25. A man named W. Fricklington, a farmer of Sandou, after voting at Fielding on Tuesday, was thrown from his horse while returning home, and sustained injuries from which he died. He leaves a wife and family. NOTICE TO MARINERS. Notice is given in the Gazette that a red light will be placed on the northern or outer end of the Railway Coal Wharf at Opua (Waimangaroa) Point, at the junction of the Kawakawa and Waikari Rivers, and will be shown from sunset to sunrise on and after the 11th August, 1884, and will be seen between the bearings of S.W. J W. and S.E. by E. | E. APPOINTMENT OF R.M. Mr. H. C. S. Baddely has been appointed R.M. at Kaiapoi, with jurisdiction to £lOO. GEAR MEAT PRESERVING CO. At a meeting of the Directors of the Gear Meat Preserving Co. was resolved to recommend the declaration of an interim dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. LICENSED VICTUALLERS ASSOCIATION. At a meeting of the wine merchants, brewers, and licensed victuallers, resolutions in favor of forming a New Zealand Association for the protection of the interests of the trade. SALE OF BLOOD STOCK. Dunedin, July 25. At the sale of Tasmanian yearlings yesterday Mr. Dan O’Brien and Mr. J. T. Hazlett were the principal purchasers. The former bought a half sister to Tasman for 1274 guineas, which was the highest price paid. INFANTICIDE. Blenheim, July 25. Fanny Boddington, charged with infanticide, has been committed for trial for wilful murder.