AUSTRALIAN CABLES.

Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 271, 24 March 1894, Page 2

AUSTRALIAN CABLES.

♦ THE UNEMPLOYED.

STRUCK OFF THE ROLLS. (VEU PBExs ASSOCIATION I ADELAIDE. March ; 2 The unemployed arrested for sleeping in the Botanic Park have been convicted and fined in various amounts, ranging from X2 to £5 with costs, or in default two months' imprisonment. v ELB..DBNE. March 22. Millane and Rickahy were fined £5 and £3 ronpectively for promoting Victorian property distribution by lottery. HouABT, This Day The Ruapehu from London, via the Cape, arrived last night, and was to have sailed for Wellington this morning. She brings 19 passengers for Australasia and 89 for New Zealand. ! Sydney, March 23. For the first time in the history of the colony a barrister has been struck off the rolls. Mr H. H. Lusk, formerly of New Zealand, is the offender, and it is alleged that he had not paid over a client's money. * Th'-re is not the slightest likelihood of the Government entertaining Mr Price Williums' railwuy proposals. /it 'he inquest on the body of C'msidine. a verdict of manslaughter was returned n gainst Constables White »nd Shiels. Two harbour si earners collided, in the harb"Ur to day Odo with 20(> paosen gers ou board was cut dnwn to the "water's ndge, aud only saved f r< m sinking by the bulkheads, until the passengers landed Intelligence from New Guinea reports the discovery of a rich reef at Sudest, yielding by primitive means Goz to the ton News has been received from London ■f the death of Mf F. G. Dal^ety, the bead of the firm of that name.