IINTERPROVINCIAL.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 12410, 21 March 1911, Page 5

l INTERPROVINCIAL.

(Per Press Association.) AUCKLAND, this day. A mooting of the Auckland Shipmaa terB 1 Association^endorsed the action of the Merchant Shipping Guild m approaching the Minister of Marine m tho matter of the reinstatement of Captain Attwood as master of the Elincamite. NEW PLYMOUTH, thu» day. The Acting-Premier (Hon. J. Carroll) arrived m town about noon from Pari Ifaka. Ho receives several deputations o,n local' matters', and visits the petroleum works this afternoon. He leaves f6r Wellington . to : morrow morning. |The name of Dr Pomare is mentioned aJB a likely candidate for the Western Maori electorate at next election. WELLINGTON, this day. r The Post to-night publishes a telegram that a carcaae, supposed to be that of "Pelorus Jack," the peculiar fish yfhich has frequented the French Pass for many years, has been washed ashore at Admiralty Bay. The report is not confirmed^. The Order-in-Council protecting "Pelorus Jack" expires on May 34th. DUNEDIN, this day. • At the City Police Court Colin David 'McLean, was charged with a series of thefts from retail drapery shops. He was employed at DFeav.er's. John Bedford was charged with receiving silks stolen from other firms. Both, of the accused were remanded. OtKer arreat'% are expected. . It was stated that the police had seized a miscellaneous collection of soft goods, boots and shoes, Daulton ware, and other articles sufficient to fill five large boxes.