AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
[BETTER'S TBZ.KGBAMB.] Mklboubnk, October 8. A Government bill has been introduced in the Legislative Assembly, providing I for the construction of 927 miles of railway. Sydney, October 7. Sailed, this evening — The Union Company's steantship Wakatipu for Wellington. Tawhiao and other Maori chiefs are among the passengers. Received October 9, 1 a.m. Mklboubne. October 8. Sailed, this afternoon, the Union steamship Te Anau. for the Bluff. The following scratching for the Melbourne Cup are posted : — Comet, Hvnt>y Dew, Prince Imperial, and Tomboy. Sydney, This Day. Tawhiao did not leave by the Whkatipu on Tuesday as telegraphed. He ■will be a passenger for Auckland by the Wairara on the 16th inst. ■ ! The steamship Madgus 246 tons bound from Sunderlahd to this port foundered at sea off Port Macquarie on the New South Wales coast. All on board were, however, saved.
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Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 50, 9 October 1884, Page 2
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