INTERPROVINCIAL.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 13104, 18 June 1913, Page 3

INTERPROVINCIAL.

(Per Press Association.) AUCKLAND; this day. The Minister of Justice has intimatedthat m future the conduct of inquests at Auckland will be undertaken by Mr Cutten, S:M. , vice Mr Thomas Gresham, who ceases to be coroner after holding that position for thirteen years. The fire at Winks and Hall's premises resulted m damage estimated at £lUW ; covered by insurances m the Royal, North British, New Zealand, and Northern offices. I The directors of the New Zealand River Plate Company announce an interim dividend' of 10 per cent., for the six months erided April 30, payable to shares on the New Zealand register on July 7. . , NEW PLYMOUTH, this day. If is proposed to hold a reunion at a convenient centre of the surviving members of the 43rd Regiment on the fiftieth anniversary of their landing m New Zealand, December 11. Mr G. A. Adlam, of Oakura, invites survivors to communicate with him. PALMERSTON N., this day; There is dull weather and rain is threatening for the second day of the National Dairy Show, F. Peters (Waipawa) secured the apple championship. The other principal prize«takers were: Jas. Gushing (Clive), iihailer and Sons (Paimerston' North). DUNEDIN, this day. Ministers gave a deputation representing the Otago University the assurance that necessary hands would be set aside for the purposes of a Veterinary college.