AUSTRALIAN.
: (JURTCEB’S TELEGRAMS —OOPYBIOHT.) Ensured Vote of Censure. Sydney, Yesterday. It is announced that Parliament will be called together on March 17, merely for business in connection with the • despatch of the contingent to the Soudan. Rumors are current that a vote of censure on the Government will be proposed. ShippingSailed—Tarawera, s.s., for Auckland. (Received March 6th, 125 p.m.) . Shipping. Melbourne, To-day.
Arrived, thismorniog—Orient R.M.S. Potosi, from Plymouth (Janaary 23rd); steamship Rotomahana from the Bluff.
Troops for Soudan. Adelaide, To-day
The South Australian Government have received from the Colonial Office telegrams saying that if the colony independently or conjointly will despatch forces in time to arrive in Suakim bySeptember the Imperial Government will gladly accept their services. Inquiry was made as to the number, description and training of the preferred troops, and stress was laid upon the importance of I the whole contingent drilling together for at least a month. Sir W. JervoisSir W. Jervois has been cordially received here by all classes.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1481, 6 March 1885, Page 3
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163AUSTRALIAN. Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1481, 6 March 1885, Page 3
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