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• (P<jr the Bliiff ) • Sir J. Vogel'a suggestion fo • a conference on the second cable is likely to be^ssOuted-to; The HawthCru mj story is far from being closed up. The body of Albert Thomson, the son, has been'Jound hanrihg to ar rafter in ms own house, but the whereabouts -of the mother Cannot be traced. . • . There were nlnety-ilve entries for the .Melbourne Cup and fifty-one for the Champion Stakes, including Mr Redwood’s KorariandPuriri; ai d the once renCWbed'Barb. -' Lady, 'Bowen is expected to return to the' Colonies next month,: when the Governor will occupy the new vice-regal residence. New teas and sugars are now selling freely, and generally fair business is. being transacted in the markets., Deels also have advanced in London, and contracts cannot be carried out.
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Evening Star, Issue 4147, 12 June 1876, Page 3
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129LATEST AUSTRALIAN. Evening Star, Issue 4147, 12 June 1876, Page 3
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