AUSTRALIA.
[EK CTTEK’s XELEOEASTS.iI MELBOURNE, November 24. Sugar. At the sugar sales held yesterday prices were firmly maintained. Advices from Mauritius, dated November 11th, state that 200 tons of sugar were loading for Dunedin. The state of the market is more active, and freights are in good demand. Rifle Match. Victoria won the Intercolonial Rifle contest by 129 points. ShippingArrived—Albion from the Bluff. KING GEORGE’S SOUND, Nov. 24. Arrived —P. and O. Company’s steamer Bokhara, from Galle, with the inward Suez mail, which left London on October 22nd. MELBOURNE, November 25. The Reform Bill. The debate on Mr Berry’s Bill for the reform of the constitution, which was expected to commence this week, has now been postponed until next. Mr Gaunson. In the Legislative Assembly last night, Mr J. Orkney, member for West Melbourne, and a supporter of the Opposition. gave notice of a motion to rescind Mr David Gaunson’s appointment as Chairman of Committees. SYDNEY, November 24. ParliamentaryParliament has been summoned for dispatch of business on December 15th. Half of the members have now been elected, most of whom are favorable to the Government programme.
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Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2108, 25 November 1880, Page 2
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