INTERPROVINCIAL.

Waikato Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 3484, 27 October 1894, Page 8

INTERPROVINCIAL.

' (by telegraph.-press association), WELLINGTON, Last Night. The Trade's.Council passed a resolution? dissenting from the action of theGoveiw,ment, in inviting the Duke of York to visit' 0 ' New Zealand. '

One result of the Musical Festival is lh& formation of a Festival Choral Society, for. production on a-large scale. At preset much enthusiasm is shown, and three hmdred and fifty mambers have joined. Mr Warburton, Public Trustee, hasbses appointed; superintendent of the Boais, under.the Advances.to Settlers Act. Tbe? appointment carries an increase of salary, A .gang, of half a dozvn young men, arrested today, accussed of criminal as' saulton an elderly woman, of 63 years, o£ age. Which it iSj alleged took place wit to a few yards of Willissstreei, the maiu thorough-fare of the city. ..- : WESTPORT, Last Night, Mr Greenfield, S.M., ruled this that thePostinaster-General was not liaise under, an order of, attachment on a graphist's salary.

■■L ./"./NAPIER, /LastNighi Oh Tuesday last Henry Bakerj boards at the Clarendon Hotel, accidentally fdf out of the,window, breaking his leg. Is? was conveyed to the Hospital, and succumbed to Ins injuries this morning, M iuquest/will be' held. The deceased was? well known in Wellington. GHRISTOHUtiCH,LastNighi At the Amberley Police Court,befell Mr Bislnp, S:M., David Joseph ScolV boarding-house keeper, of Heriot, was convicted on two charges of sly grog selling and was fined £25. on one charge, andi§' on the other- The magistrate commented severely on the evidencs for the defence.