AUSTRALIAN.

Feilding Star, Volume IV, Issue 29, 11 August 1883, Page 2

AUSTRALIAN.

t ♦ L- . • beuteb's telegbams. t Sydney, August 9. The Sydney Musical ' Union i has 1 dissolved, after an existence of seven 1 years. s Good entries have been received for . the Tattersall Club races on the 11th of . August. Trickett has challenged Rush to row 1 on the Pa rramatta course, t . # ■* > The application for permissions to ! remove the lunatic Cresswell, on the supposition that he is Arthur Orton, has •been withdrawn. j • Melboubne, August 9. 1 Mr Redmond stated,! at the close of ; his lecture, that £10,000 had been sent Home from Australia to the Land League. / y The Government haVe received official information of an intended visit from the King of Hawii, and hare resolved to i show him every courtesy. Received August 11 L 35 a.m.*| ' MELBoruNK, This Day. The Governments of New South Wales, ! Queensland, and South Australia have i accepted the invitation of Mr Service to , join in the proposed Annexation Conference. The Government of New Zealand 1 has not yet replied to Mr Service's cdm- • munication. The Government of Tasmania has declined to take part in the . conference. The proprietors of the Melbourne Bulletin have been sentenced to pay a fine of £250 for libelling a journalist named • Elsasser. Sydney, This Day. [ The steamer City of Brisbane ran aground to-day during a fog, but was subsequently*floated off uninjured. 1 * An extensive fire occurred last night in Darcy street, resulting in a Jieavy loss. The premises destroyed twere only partially insured. V^yßaisßANE, This Day. The generalrelection is now proceeding. The H on. Mr Pope ', ObOper, AttorneyGeneral, has been re-tlected without opposition. , *\