AUSTRALIAN CABLE NEWS.
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Railway Conference. Received this day, at 9 55 a.m. Mklbouunb, This Day. Tho Inter-State Railway Conference commenced in private. TylTe represents New Zealand. Great pains are being taken with the horses to draw the Royal carriage. Umbrellas, Hying paper, fearful brass bands, -waving handkerchiefs, flags, gunfiring, and other discordant sounds is their daily lot. A Dutch Cruiser. The Dutch cruiser Noord Brabant leaves Java to-morrow for Melbourne. Bowling Team. The Australasian bowlers played against the Melbourne Club team, the latter winning by 110 to 110. An analysis shows that the Victorians made a feeble show against the New Zealanders, the latter scoring G 8 to 24 Federal Matters. The Federal Cabinot has hold lengthy sittings. It is understood that it is intended to appoint an Imperial officer of high standing as Commander-in-Chief as soon as Parliament votes a salary. Barton hopes that the Federal tariff will be dealt with during the first session. Ministers will as soon as possible visit Bombala, Yass and Orange and inspect the sites recommended by the New South Wales Commissioner for a tariff capita'. Plague Patient. Perth, This Day. A man named Stephens has been attacked by plague.
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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 16 April 1901, Page 3
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203AUSTRALIAN CABLE NEWS. Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 16 April 1901, Page 3
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