AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

King Country Chronicle, Volume V, Issue 390, 26 August 1911, Page 5

AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

Uoeeived August 2(>, fl a.m. I P\ Trti'."r;ipb. l'rcus AnM>rud ion.-- OopyrigiH J Sydney, Thiß Day. I Speaking in the Vend case, Mr ! Isaacs stated that in (he event of I offences being proved there would bo | onv penalty attaching to each person, and no question of accruing penalties. The recent rains have caused the i crop outlook !o be bright. It was . previously doubtful in many centres. j Tin Cifbjrow strikers have inI structed the local storekeepers not to ! supply non-unionists, and the orders iwei. oi'i-vid, Mr ]loskinß is sending !to Sy.h-cy for provisions. The non>unionists are unable to buy even newspapers. Fifty-six lysol suicides are reported in Melbourne in tbe past year, and efforts are being made to restrict the Mr Wade states that the Government and Mr Willis will be given an early opportunity for justifying Thursday's action. This is understood to mean the legality of tho appointment will be tested in tbe courts by defying the Speaker. Then, if acting on his orders the Sergcant-at-Armß touches members, pioeei din/:> will be taken for a it cbniral assault. An Ass'i edition tortiic Protection of Natives- oC'i.i; : .;i;,ija and Polynesia has been fo; mod. Scvi re eaitb tremors were recorded in S.vdm y end Melbourne early on Tut sday. Probahly they' wero far distant. Thr by election at Waranga resulted in ihe return '.'i Cordon, Ministerialist. There were throe candidates, all Ministerialists. Brisbane, This Day. Mr Ktoph. an ud.it i' o! (lie- Assembly,, died suddenly of hi art failure. Six small cedar ladders have been found on Eras' '< Island, supposed to