INTERPEOVINCIAL NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 14, 12 July 1884, Page 2

INTERPEOVINCIAL NEWS.

[peb united peeps association.! Wellington, This Day.Surrey has been scrntch'ed' for the Maiden Steeplechase and "King Arthur for the Maiden and Wellington Jockey Club Steeplechase. .The Shaw.Sayille apd Albion Company's chartered steamer Victory left Rio for London yesterday, with he* frozen' meat in good order. The Coptic left, , Hobart for Port Chalmers at noon yesterday. . , • -„ : i The rigbt of the footballers to play on; the Basin Reserve was argued in the .Magistrate's 'Court to-day* when ;. an action for trespass was brought by the trustees, appointed by the City Council, against Robert Lynch, of the Wellington 1 Club, was heard. Damages amounting i to £6 were claimed, ihe Magistrate | gave j udgment for the defendant. Notice of appeal was given. 1 Thames, This Day. ] A miner named ihomas Qnailly was ' smothered tbis afternoon by a fall of 1 earth in his tribute iv the Monatairi * Mine. Dunedin, This Day. l There was a narrow escape from accident to-day at Port Chalmers, l where a deaf person attempted to cross * the rails just as the train was approach- i ing. Captain McCallum had" just time \ to pull him back. , (''HBisTCHtracH, This Day. This morning about 100 of the unemployed assembled in Cathedral Square, ** where two of their number briefly ad- i dressed them, delating on the unreason- n ableness of expecting men with families . to find food for them and keep themselves when workiag iv the country at 4s 6d a r day. v