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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 12 June 1901, Page 3

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Ho TELEGRAPH.-—COPYRIGHT.] (PEE PRESS ASSOCIATION.) gjGonway Murder Case. Sydney, June 11. the evidence at the retrial in the murder case is similar to that of i investigation, but it is probable iral new witnesses will be called. The Cape Cable. rad this day at 9 33 a m. Adelaide, June 12, Eastern Extension Company are arranging for the working of the ble. It is expected to be comOctober . Orange is to be place. The Government are K wharf for fhe Company at Port i, which is to be the headquarters. imonwealth Parliament. Melbourne, June 11. reasurer (Sir Goo. Turner) moved jrary Supply Bill. He estimated ral expenditure for the six months in June at £IOO ,€OO, including , the cost of the military and naval irations at the opening of Parliale Eoyal receptions, and with the the cost of the federal elections ter deductions, the total actual iwealth expenditure being £60,000 hopeful that the estimated annual tore would not be exceeded for 'oars.

The supply debate is unfinished. The keynote of the speeches was the necessity for economy, though it was recognised that adequate salaries should be paid under the Commonwealth. The salary of the President of the Senate was reduced from £1,500 to £l,lOO.