INTERPROVINCIAL.
NEW ZEALAND MANUFACTURERS AT HOME. THE CAPTAIN AND HIS LASS. [Per Press Association.] Wellington, August 18. Dunning’s Opera Troupe opened to a crowded house. The City of Sydney, with the English mails, left ’Frisco for Auckland on the 2nd instant (time table date). The Australia, with the July colonial mails, arrived at ’Frisco from Auckland on the 10th instant, 3 days early. Christchurch, August 13. The New Zealand Shipping Co. are in receipt of a cablegram dated London, August 11th, stating the British Queen -had arrived at Rio all well. Her refrigerator had worked satisfactorily, and the meat was in prime condition. The Kaiapoi Woollen Company are now executing an order for Glasgow. w Auckland, August 13. Miss McKay, who obtained a verdict of £250 damages for breach of promise of marriage against James Anderson,Tias now filed a petition that he may be adjudged a bankrupt.
Dunedin, August 13. An effort will be made to bring back Captain Bedingfield and the girl who eloped from the Salvation army. Legal force, even if available, will not be used, but the strongest moral persuasion will be used.
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 208, 13 August 1884, Page 2
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186INTERPROVINCIAL. Poverty Bay Standard, Volume I, Issue 208, 13 August 1884, Page 2
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