INTERPROVINCIAL.

Waikato Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 3485, 30 October 1894, Page 7

INTERPROVINCIAL.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION), WELLINGTON, Last Night. The Prsriaer and Hon. Jas. Carroll left for, Pahiatua this afternoon to take part in the ceremony in connection with the opening of the new bridge over the Ngaturi River between Pahiatua; and Makui. Mr McKenzie ; will probably leave for South this afternoon. . i . ■ Hosefeldt, Marino, Kapui, Westmere, Pnrepo, . Caridou, Nanakia and Sylvia Park passed through to-day en route to fulfil their engagements at the Canterbury Spring meeting/ R.M.r. Monowai, with the English mails of 6th October, left 'Friacofor Auckland on the 18th October, contract date. ' R,M,s. Alameda, - with the Colonial mails of 6th October, reached 'Frisco from Auckland on the 26th October, one day late, GISBORNE, Last' Night. A man named Wm. Brennan was found dead in his whare near Kaiaka, > A post mortem examination 'revealed signs of strychnine poisoning and a bottle with strychnine crystals was found at the side of deceased, The jury returned a verdict that deceased poisoned himself but whetherby accident or by design there was no evidence to show. GREYMOUTH, Last Night. , A very important gold reef has been discovered it Langdons, • nine miles from Greymouth. The reef, which was unearthed at a lower level than ever tested before, is three feet thick, carrying heavy gold visible throughout. A rush has set in and leases are being taken up in all directions.- . OAMARU, Last Night. Mrs Geo, Falcciner, an old lady of 67 years, committed suicide to-day. She hanged herself to the verandah of her sister-in-law's house, early in the morning. She recently returned from Wellington. A verdict of•' unsound mind " was returned. t TIMARU, Last Night. A' seven roomed house, four, miles from town, the residence of Mr D. McGuiness, well-known as a hotelkejper, was destroyed by fire at midnight. •' '' •" _ ; V