AUSTRALIAN.

Kaikoura Star, Volume I, Issue 67, 21 June 1881, Page 2

AUSTRALIAN.

' June 18. was given in Adelaide, Mayor in honour of - - t w as a great success. ■-- an£ l Cleopatra arrifrom King George’s is to be docked vajflggjjjjßlprrespondant of the South deertiter, writing - on the Royal Commission 2^M^jra^«for m ation from witnesses ?|MMuMEi»nd present condition of e Transvaal and their 1 jlßsSek nel ghbours. The pro-‘'yjjrW^SW-!cing conducted with re P°’’ ts f° r publication officials. The native c at the withrule. Several tribes s °on as Englands pro-dran-n, they will : ,£S9HMg|j|st the men whom they oppressors. Others f «Ppeal to England, u men have left for purpose of laying * "Tore the Throne. t^le travers ers at the 27 '’he Land Leaguers, He has ad- ■ fences on the subject «- an d described the evicted tenets -By r - - -f- . exp i j . trial. has been issued, Chinese ports are dewWPlwtod places. All vessels will be placed in All persons coming from S vdney‘sffl be examined by the Health officers. Sydney, June 18. The carpenter who caught the smallpox, whle’working opposite the house where tie- disease broke out, died on Friday. The ntanager of the Orange Slaughtering Company had a narrow escape from beijfcr frozen last week. Tne door of the refrigerating chamber closed on him while the machinery was in motion. Some minutes elapsed before his cries were heird. He was taken out partially insensible.