AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 143, 9 June 1887, Page 2

AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

<||y Electric Telegraph.— Copyright. \ ' - itLKVJKIt's TKLROBAVS. I "!" ' • >ydwkt, June 8. The Mount Retime affair is to be reopened. Probably tome important rerelations will be made. The Legislative Assembly last night adopted the address to the Queen on her Majesty's Jubilee. A formal bill identifying municipal! • ties for expenditure for the celebration of the Jubilee was read a first time. It will probably pass through all its stage* to»day. The coal steamer Waratah ran ashore this aftenoon in the neighborhood of the Bulli colliery. The crew were sar<4. but it is considered improbable that tbe vessel will be got off. M KtßonsNK, Jnne 7. Four German war vessels passed Wilson's Promontory yesterday afternoon, bound for Sydaey. | Archbishop Carr arrired to-day by the [bena. Extensive preparations were made to welcome him. The manager of the National Mortgage and Agency Company of New Zealand report* as follows or the local mar* Icet : — Wheat, 4s to 4s Id, moderate inquiry ; barley, 4s 9d to 5s 6d, quiet ; feed sorts, 2s 9d to 2s lid, less demand, occasionally easier ; eats, milling sorts, 2s lid to 3s, no material ehaasje, if anvthiag, weaker ; New Zealand oats, under bond, 2s to 2s 2d, slow of sale. Adelaide, June 7. In the Legislative Assembly this after noon, Mr Playford mored a motion of want of confidence in the Groreriment. The debate is still proceeding The members of the Opposition are confident of success. It in estimated they will hare a majority of six. June 8. In the Legislatire Assembly to-night, a division took place on Mr Playford's no confidence motion, the Government being defeated by a majority of thirteen rotes. In eonccquen«e of tkis the Ministry will resign. The Government have erranted certain remission* in the sentences of prisoners in honor of the Queen's Jubilee.