TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
(Pc;* Press Agency.') LATEST FROM AUSTRALIA. 1 Ry Submarine Cable.J Sydney, June 27. The Australian Agricultural and Miners Company have resolved to send a circular to England, showing the crowded state of the labor market and the low earnings. Other companies are expected to do the same. Arrived—Albion. Melbourne, June 27. Mr Talbot, the tragedian, sailed in the Ringarooma. The Government has agreed to join the other colonies in running a steamer from Port -Darwin to Java till the cable is repaired. The shipment of wool sent to the Antwerp market was unsuccessful. Further proceedings against Messrs Steven- ; on are mentioned,
The Otago was off the Promontory this morning, burning blue lights during a heavy fog. Melbourne, June 28. Mrs Rainer, the spiritualistic medium, has mysteriously disappeared since the 22ud of May, and no traces of her have since been found. INTERPROVINCIAL. 1 Napier, June 27. In the case of J. Stuart v Bank Australasia, action for £SOOO alleged breach contract, the jury did not agree, and were discharged. The case of F. Sutton v Hera and others, an action to recover possession of lands at Omaoranui, did not go to the jury ; the issues were settled by consent on both sides, and a verdict was recorded for plaintiff, defendants being at liberty to move that the verdict be set aside. At the meeting of the Harbor Board the petition of master mariners for the erection of a colored light on the Spit was favorably considered, and the pilot was instructed to carry out the prayer of the petition. Dunedin, June 27. A Dunedin orchestral association was formed last night, with Professor dale as president. The Cromwell League has carried a resolution that where leases of runs expire, the land should be cut up into areas of from 3000 to 20,000 acres. Dunedin, June 28. The female franchise debate was shelved in the Council yesterday. The gaol report for the year shows the earnings to have exceeded the expenditure by £6OB.
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Globe, Volume VI, Issue 632, 28 June 1876, Page 2
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