AUSTRALIAN CABLES.

Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 82, 1 October 1894, Page 2

AUSTRALIAN CABLES.

MORE GOLD AND WATER DIS COVERIEB. IPKU FRKBB ASSOCIATION 1. Sydney, September 29. The Premier intends, at an early date, to open up confidential communications with the colonies which have intimated a willingness .to join the federal movement, the object being to arrive at some basis of action generally acceptable tc all. This Day The Herald, commenting on the debate intheN.Z. Parliament upon railway man* ngetnent objects to N.S.W. being cited to show the defects of the non-political system Whatever inav bo the facts elsewhere, or whatever may be the calculation of interested politicians anxious to make out a case for political management, the fact stands in this colony At least that transference of the railways from political to non-political control has been an un qualified success in the opinion of ninetenths of the people of this colony is a standing monument to the success of the system. The repairs of the Ringarooma are estimated to coit between three and four thousand pounds. Mklboitbne, This D«j. The Premier speaking at the Railway Men's Banquet, said the Commissioner of Customs was determined if possible to bring about intercolonial free trade before many months had passed. The Clearing House returns from the beginning of the year to date show a decrease of nearly twelve millions compared with the similar period last year. Perth, Sept. 27. Another rich reefing property has been discovered 25 miles from the Ninety Mile A splended supply of water was struck near" the Londonderry mine. It requires condensing, and is now being supplied at 8d per gallon.