AUSTRALIAN CABLES.
(Per Press Association.) Sydney, June 25. The Marino Board found William Anderson, Captain of the Sidney, responsible for the Sydney — Camuiery collision. His certificate will be dealt with on Monday. This Day. Rich stone was struck in the Victory mine at Pambula, which is estimated to yield 12 ozs of gold to the ton. Adelaide, This Day. In the debate on the Address-in-reply the treaty entered into with New Zealand came in for severe strictures at the hands of the Opposition. Perth. This Day. Parliament has opened. The speech declared the iinances were thoroughly sound and the credit of the colony excellent. It mentions that the Government propose to undertake deep boring in Coolgardie aud intend to reduce the duties on the necessities of life. Melbourne, This Day. In the Legislative Council the Hon. C. Sargeant moved that the Government invite a convention of the other colonies with full power to arrange for assimilating the various customs tariffs. The debate was adjourned. Hobart, June 24. Arrived at 8 p.m. — lonic from London.
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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 302, 26 June 1895, Page 2
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