AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
OUR NEW GOVERNOR IP^R UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION, j Sydney, May 18. Kemp is anxious to row Sullivan for £200 aside. Adelaide, May 19. Lord Glasgow arrived here yesterday. He was well received, and in the course of an interview said it wss evident on all sides that the frozen meat trade was increasing fast, and the outlook for New Zealand most encouraging. There was, he thought, no danger so long as Greot Britain maintains the free trade principle in commercial treaties with foreign countries. There was a general feeling among the people of Great Britain in favor of Federation of the Colonies, but he thought that question was one Australians should consider for themselves and bring about in their own way. His Excellency said that General Booth had informed him that the establishment of a "colony" in New Zealand was entirely dependent on the terms made with the shipping. Newcastle, This Day. Mr Wheeler, Minister for Public Works, has tabled a notice of motion lii the House of Assembly addressed to the Governor praying for the removal of the Railway Commissioners. A Bill providing for the taking of a poll to decide whether Public Libranea should be opened on Sunday has been read a first time.
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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 138, 19 May 1892, Page 2
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