INTERPROVINCIAL. [BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1740, 30 August 1883, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL. [BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

NEW PLYMOUTH, Last Night. Arcora 1 two lmmliert natives, en touto to l'arihaka, passed tlirough the town this morning. About thirty of the natives whoolYeied violence to Mr Huntnouse ueie amongst them. Thonathes intend to be pioseut at a (cthyi at Ok.ini'a to-day, and then piofceil to Pauhaka. Amongst tlie n.itiveb are some of tiie worst of the late distui bois of the peace. The natives say they w ill yo to Parihaka ; nothing shall stop them.

PATJSA, Last Night. A sharp shook of earthquake took place at rko!) this morning.

INVJSRCARGILL, Last Night. A house has been burned down on Collie's farm, G toper's bush ; insiucd foi ■CIOO, but the office is not kuowu. Dciwson's fatoro at Puker.ini was destioyed by file last night A good deal of stock was saved. Insurance, -L'ojO iv the New Zealand office, and a similar amount iv the South Biitish. A man named Johnston, employed at McAUuin and Co.'s saw mill fell in front of the saw, and came in contact with it sever.il times. On being extricated he was com eyed to the hospital, when ho was found to have sustained fidctuieof the skull, a cut acio&s> the back, (jxposuiH the spine, and a deep gash across the thigh. The sufteier lies in a piecdiioiis condition. Woik had not been fauly begun at the mill, and the saw was not revolving at the usual speed, otherwise fatal injuries must have been inflicted.

DUNKDIN, Last Night. The Refrigerating Company has received a cable message, ;ul\ ising theni that the lonic's meat realised an avetage of 7fd per Ib, but the market has a declining tendency.