THE SUBMARINE CABLE
INTERCOLONIAL NEWS.
Sydney, May 11.
The Government Las telegraphed to New Zealand in reference to the last visit made to the Auckland Islands, with a view to ascertain the possibility of any of the Strathnaver's passengers and crew being there.
The Customs authorities are satisfied with Stevenson's explanation regarding the hosiery. May 12. The Strathmore survivors who proceed to New Zealand left on "Wednesday. Meyer and Co., merchants, have suspended payments. Liabilities are L 27,000.
A Queensland telegram reports that the first operation of Lynch law has occurred at the Hodgkin son's rush. A miner was flogged and his property confiscated for horse-stealing. The police are waiting at Brisbane to arrest some diggers who refused to leave the steamer at Townsville.
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Evening Star, Issue 4121, 12 May 1876, Page 3
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124THE SUBMARINE CABLE Evening Star, Issue 4121, 12 May 1876, Page 3
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