INTERPROVINCIAL.

Waikato Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2451, 27 March 1888, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL.

[CY TELEGRAPH—I'RKSS ASSOCIATION.] Wellington, Monday The Government expect to call Parliament together not later than the end of April. Ministers are now engaged framing the estimates to be passed next session, and will complete their task today. The fight in which Slavin undertook to knock out Schwar in four rounds, took place in the theatre on Saturday night at Mastcrtou. Schwar failed to come to time towards the end of the first round. Strong efforts are being made to nrge the Government to repair the Buller Road, but the Government consider that the cost would be so heavy that they could not sanction the expenditure without Parliamentary assent. One deputation assert it would only cost £0000, and another deputation will wait on the Government, including the Mayor, and the Chairmen of the Chamber of Commerce and Harbour Board. J. Park and A McKay, Geological Surveyors of Ne<v Ztaland Minos Department, have been elected follows of the Geological Society of London. DiTNEDiN, Monday. The Musselborough Hotel, owned by Gco. Either, and occupied by W. White, was burnt down yesterday. The building was insured in the Standard for £500, and furniture, which was mostly sared, in the New Zealand for £150. J. 6. Gobs waa committed for trial today for attempting suicide.