INTERPROVINCIAL.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2531, 29 September 1888, Page 2

INTERPROVINCIAL.

(i;y Ti:r,F.i;nAi')[—i'Ki:ss association). MASTRIiTON, Friday. Till'. Kv'nimiii stiul was sold yesterday. Thirty-eight horses were submitted, mul all were solil except three. Mr Douglas, of llawkes Bay, bought Rose Daniour for ISO guineas, and Honeysuckle for 30 yuineas. Mr G. i : )niminnnd bought lliunoiir for SO guineas. Brood mares ranged from 10 to -1 guineas ; coldinga, 8 to 20 guineas; yearlings, 5 to 21 guineas. WAXGANUI, Friday. A young man named (Jain was thrown from a horse at Kennedy's last night. He never recovered consciousness, and died at noon to-day. CURLSrCHURCH, Friday. A cricket match between a team chosen fioni the Knglish footballers and Canterl)iiry took place at Lancaster Park, today. The Englishmen made SS runs in their first innings. Canterbury's first innings closed for 54. INTERCARdir.iI/, Friday. Captain Richards, of the barque L/>uis, which is loading timber at the ]51ufF, slipped from the gangway into the water last night, and, although alive when recovered, he died two hours later. lie was forty years old, and is believed to leave a wife and two children at Newcastle, New South Wales.