INTERPROVINCIAL.

Waikato Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 3469, 22 September 1894, Page 10

INTERPROVINCIAL.

' (BY TKLTOR4PH; —PltiliSS ASSOCIATION.) Night. A CONFERitNCB of' Volunteer .officers, con* vened by Minister, imeti this morning at ; the Parliamentary Buildings. iA sub-committee consisting Jhejojlowjng :«as appointed to considerthe amendment in .the radiations, viz.': '.Cdtiiejs,'' Folc,Ntiwali; filing, Hume, ' Gnriiionj' Webb, Pitt and Bouar, Majors Harris ahdJoyce, 'Captain Oarncrnss and -Allen. / TN • fvUowiog ; were fnppii>int^d r ,a ■. political ; Gofh in|tt«e ? . consider, the irec>;m - mendations, government with refer'4n& to Wpi&tioii, uniforms, etc. '. Colonials Whitmore, Pitt, fiaillie and Hume, .'and 'Captains 'Russell and George Hutchison. /Both committees are to report .to the conference on Wednesday next. ?; TIMARtJ, Last Night. A drtuble burglßry reported here -ithis morning. A thief entered the house of •Mr draper, and' got the - keys «f Im shopiifrom; toiitii'ouseri! packets, ii He then went to the;ehop,entering by the back door. So far, ( only a ri£, is .missed. The .fiafe; wm opefied 'and. i&ked again, but as ' the keys are missing it caniiot wreopened. ■lherelwas very little money in it last night. BALMERSTON N'.i Last Night, 1 ' . Mr John Reici t j for.,Mr At r :Qrotie, Bridge,, wa* thrown iii« 'horse at Karere yesterday and sustained itjuryjto his spinel ; ! r Mr W.' Hunter, manager of the Carnarvon Estate, was,- thrown, from his buggy yeateplay on the Kinigitikei line and sustained iCOQCuasion of the bruin and severe bruises. !H« iiVtiil unconscious. f 7 Harold Read, 14 years of thrown Ann his horne and sustained ''ceneussioh of the brain.' He Was '^unconsciousfor many "Ml i ■ i [i l'! , „;A, syndicate wai formed last night in yPMlmerston to jend..prospectors to CoolThe cap't il is £SOO itl fil xliares. , ; % , Nigi.t. i 1; The J; 1 ' G. Warti^.P f arjners''Association shave a'profit on' ■thV f y«ar ; of £7778. f/'The «ha'Khtdders 'receive:a dividend of 10 per .-cent ;j a rebate of ; 25 per ,cent off selling barges; 2J per cent,, boonji.pn goods purchased'; and ,5 is p'aid JmlTSoiiu's;^%i'' !