INTERPROVINCIAL.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2887, 15 January 1891, Page 3

INTERPROVINCIAL.

(by TKI.EdKALMt. — I'KKSK ASSOCIATION*). TI.MAT?r. Last. Xighb Two yo»u<? Xorwegimi s«ilors cm liio German barque lihibow-ero drinking ashore hist niirlit. and alter r«*rurnini; to till! vessel they quirr:'ll"< 1. Due 11 ime Oist n stablie I t(Ji; oti]"r 1 vJii> ;t; mini'.! is Ifoo|K'r. tb'" or six times villi ft s'hmj li knife in th«- n 'c'i and body. Oti' 1 oi'livn of tin- w.uiu.b in fho client, ire seii-ais, but tm ■' <xpentml in piovv fatal. Olson litis been illTU.illll. BIIL'NXEtiTOX. L'i.st \*is!t\ Tin.' jury win. found TVTcl.e >d t'>r slum!rr of Hie train by widen the , child Smith w:i: Insmlty "l iiriu-Lni;j-li"'i', added n _ V..1-T fx. in;.' iii jin t iiv v> ii'.i M.-ti 1 ' 'iat t'lfv WITO of I•] ■ i 1110! 1 lII' <'■ "i" I' '.vou'lil not have happened if >hd !».rl ln.il ii 11 boon ii iin]i "•>'i 'vi 1 : ihc y mug in'in <.',. d( I «-.*<»!« )»• on to unlock tii.- wstric<»iis 11 -,t. in.carriages. Tli'' jiny i->>r:> 1 '11>11■ < iue authorities f.ir employing nib> ""'d tin'ii in f. , s[n<n-. , 1«.0 .-u-t d"■ : work. A 1 o: 1 '/ mineva 111 i n ate I o is" (lib morning. A lew v-■ -'i l; ;i '' i station ii good-; van j.C'i}' 1 ,J - I :iikl bi'iinii"didonvr <»"•;* l! ". v • • '»• j Oil' a (list .:ne" o! ll l l' i.t! 1 c,;.:. i 1 • : in' j passenger cars behind Wt le ■i raj but got over tho bridge -vi'.i'.-itf •' j derailed. Tin fr.nu v.-::.'? 1«r» i£ii;. j s! ii ii 'Ist ill just n< lb" Vii.iv.-nwi.:-.; '--d j cii-l waggon >1 derailed, < 'i■ i; ~i j jicfiiiimt being nwli ; ■ J; 1 - i hero consider tli.it the pr;;e'i .■ ' limning very lon.iT niinerc.l train-land sonjier ears eoubsuod is cei'tari t • eno in ;t serious aeciiirnr, ii !»•>; ui.-wn-tinucd. (JHRISTCIirUCTT, Ln«f Nit'M'. The inquest. on tne load of the infiiui whom tin; Fliui:«:.»it s are weiised of mnrd'a'ing. vv-is .••oswncd tliirt evening. but i■ diately adjournal mini !• n.ni. on .Fridav in order tliut ir Hint th.: nourt oasc piiiv bo tiikr-n on tho h:ii■ ■ miy. A dL'pjiiiitiitii from the ('luiniiiaf lJonmi"r(;o, tho ,'unv'iit .inn '' n•! Pastoral Association and the Iniliistnal A«soci"i!ioii inb i viov.*"d iln> Itiuhvuy C jinmission.-'i-s to-day r.Jir ii'ding tho icduntii ii of the lutwuen Lyttolton t-nd 'J'iiimru, the imu'.-ah-d fiioiitti-.- for the storinp' of prain at c<ainiry stations, mid tho reduction o! charges oil shoeii anil wool. The 'Joiiiniissiitu'rs would vu.'t pi-omisi' MiytS'iiis but consonttd to consider the mailer. The three Flanagan.- were brought uii to-dnv. eh n-.;'d witli child amtder. Til" C'lUl'l Wl I-• erowde ! to eX ""is. Oil tho application ol' t ie police die accusal were remand'd t>. I'iiday. as they would be present at tile inquest, which commences to-iii:j,'lit, mid then be dealt with actMidiii"' a.s the matter turns out. In thu Court tl'.is morninp; before Jlr lioothmn, I'.M., tho Lyttelton Times Co., \\ hilc aiibi! and Tombs, L'ussell and Willis ami Anthony and iSrll.irs printing li'ins were olmrgod under tho lactones Act with ki'Cping young people at work in hours other than those nonod in tho notices posted in thi; faoiories. The cases were dismissed as there is nothing in the Act prohibiting young persons wen-king ovoitiiuo. INVERCAIiGILL, Last Xigbi. The long absence of tho steamer Kakanni on her trip to the Alacquaries is causin'j; uneasiness, but lio po.-itivo alarm. The trip was esiimated to t ko ten (lays, and the vessel has b"eii awa v 'J1 days. Mr Ilatche's 0 atitude has be n ready for sea for some davs, and will posit vely bl' (Ii o it' hed te.-Mnr-ro.v. if the Kakanui not h ,- e b'f' i" It is thought possible that the l.^e.anui may he refu'r- at .'o-t l!o J s in the Aueklaud l-lau Is. s'uir'. of coal. Tho fuel sh" had was 'ons. from the Southland Nightcaps nMi".