INTERPROVINCIAL.

Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 264, 19 January 1888, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL.

Per Press Association, Wellington, Jan 17. 'The local Gotnmissioncrs for the Melbourne Exhibition have received a telegram that their endeavors to got a pepreseutaiitvo uoijeooea of e:.y grown i.vVtiol’ hiivdy’ko -tfai' ak iihe< Sohth Island is concerned,-teen crooned - with signal success • 1 The Criminal Returns of the Wellington District Court If up i Sts? show ’ TTUperHai vvero bci'bve the French', a.T against tfPiO’nj Ifp-i'j ; f'je number of euuy’n.timig ill two periods was 1298 and 1241 respectively. MrM‘Kay, Assis lau tGoye ru men t Geole - gist, has returned to Ine ranges near Grey town, and will remain a month. Good reports have been received re the v ; Auckland, Jan IH. A meeting of volunteers and others interested in the proposal to send a J volunteers to represent the Auckland district at the forthcoming Sydney Centennial Meeting was held to-night. It was rCiiCjlycq tjr t af g VvGff he £.e»;v> hbd tildt subscription lists be opened to defray expenses. The team will probably number eight men.. Practice is to commence on Monday morning next at Mt Eden range. G. W. Griffin, U.S. Consul at Sydney, cabled yeGerqqy [o/.]. T. Campbell, U.S: Consul at Auckland, informing him of the loss of the ship J. T. Berry, and asking him to request the New Zealand Government to keep watch for the missing survivor. Mr Campbell communicated with the Premier, and received a reply that tljo off.cers p:£ pu-;coT..s hu\ e directed yj request 't’qe masters’ of vessem to ueep v, look-out for the seamen of the J. 1. Berry. Another boxing match has been arranged between Laiog, t.-ie champion of New Zealand, and Matthews, recently defeated by him at Wanganui. Ihe light will take place at Otahuhu ran--course on Thursday,. .March 29 next.