INTERPROVINCIAL.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7128, 8 November 1894, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL.

[PnPun Association] WELLINGTON, T«-dat. A child named Elizabeth Gillespie, *ged eighteen mouths, whibt playing behind some horses near Miattmon, tv kicked oa toe bead and killed. A young uo named Charles Lang, whiUt nding down Willia street, fell oat of the saddle dead. The plans for the Mokohioe viaduct, oa the oorthern trunk line, am being prepared. Tb« work will ooet iOO.OOO. The Agricultural Department is supplying New South Wales with bumMe bees for fertilising red clow. The experiment baa been unsuccessful eoi far, bak u being pane* vered with. UUHKDIN, To-ut. Mr Eamshaw addressed the electors last oight, aod severely criticised the Government policy. The Rev. A. H. Wallace proposed a rote of confidence and of approval of the cotMlnct of Mr Earnahaw. Captain Fox proposed a vote of want of confidence, and challenged Mr Barnahaw to reiign and contest the teat with him. The motion wae carried, many present not voting. AUCKLAND, To-dat. The R.M S. Manowaj, with Urn 'Fnsco mail, arrived at 3.30 p.m. NEW PLYMOUTH, To-dat. Nothing further has been beard el Staader, who U mining, and wboee cap was in a rob-roy oancte which was found off Mikototi yesterday. The canoe is claimed by Mr Clarke, of the Survey office. It ii supposed Slander had taken the canoe to make a crnbe in her and b drowned. He had been here four weeks, coming frets England. Hii father v a clergyman at Home.