AUSTRALIA.
United Press Association.--By Electrio Telegraph—Copyright.
THE WEATHER. , SYDNEY, October 22. The weather has cleared. Except a small area in the south-west the whole of the
colony has participated in the good rain. The drought has broken up,'and the prospects of the cereal crops hare been immensely improved. *
THE KAWATIRI FLOATED OFF. LAUNCESTON, October 22.
The Kawatiri, which was stranded on the Strahnbbatr t has been floated off uninjured.
TICK FEVER. BRISBANE, October 22. Tick fever is again very virulent in the northern districts, and many cattle are dying. A FATAL FIRE. October 23. A fire destroyed the Charleville School of Arts, and the secretary, Mr Wfls/>n, was burnt to death. A political meeting wms to have been held the following day, and incendiarism from political motives is suspected.'
[Cbarleville is 483 miles west of Brisbane. The School of Arts contained a library of 480 volumes.]
RICH GOLD DISCOVERY. . KALGOORLIE/October 21. A discovery of rich teUuride ore has been made in the" Star West mine'
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Press, Volume LV, Issue 10175, 24 October 1898, Page 5
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165AUSTRALIA. Press, Volume LV, Issue 10175, 24 October 1898, Page 5
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