INTERPROVINCEAL.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5573, 19 September 1889, Page 2

INTERPROVINCEAL.

[Pku Pukss Association.— CopvriohtJ j AUCKLAND To-day ! Further orders have been received by 1 cable for considerable quantities of llax for London and New York. Subscriptions are coming in freely for I large amounts towards the funds of the I Jubilee Regatta. WELLINGTON, To-day. A waiter at the C,lub Hotel, Lambton ; Quay, fell from the top story this morning while cleaning a window, and received concussion of the brain, injury to spine, and otlier injuries. He is not expected \ PALMERSTON NORTH, To-day. A man named Leslie Ireland has been > drowned in the Manawatu river through the capsizing of a punt on Tuesday last. Deceased was 24 years of age and is believed to be a native of Blenheim. The body has not been recovered. It is reported that two naxmills on the Oroua river have been washed away by the Hoods. NEW PLYMOUTH, To-day. The Herald publishes as an advertisement a letter from Hooper, to Myuott, in which he retracts portions of the apology to Corkill. The latter in another advertisement states the assertions of Hooper are untrue, and were obtained under threat of an action, at the time when the detention of Hooper in New Zealand would have seriously inconvenienced him. Hooper left the colony last week for Australia. Mynott in his actions agaiust the Herald and Corkill claims LSOO damages. The Gairlouk still lies on the north spit at the entrance to the Waitara river. An attempt was made to haul her off, but without success, and she will now have to remain till the spring tide, about Sunday next. Her position at present is not considered dangerous.