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[Reuter’s Telegrams.] MELBOURNE. July 1. The Victorian and South Australian Governments refused to support the proposals to establish a Colonial museum in London. The party seen at Corowa were not the Kellys. The police are being withdrawn from North-Eastern district. SYDNEY. July 1. The schooner Ellen has been wrecked at Tual Bay. All hands lost. - His Honor Chief Justice James Morton is seriously ill, and unlikely to resume official duties. Two new daily newspapers have been issued here to day. CAIRO. July li In compliance with a request from the Great Powers, the ex-Khedive (Ismail Pasha), Prince Hussen and Prince Hassan, his second and third sons, left Egypt today, and have gone to Naples. LONDON. June 29. Advice from Cape Town to June 10th states that General Newdgate advanced to Selfe River, and has taken up intrenched position. Major-General Crealock crossed River Umlalasi, and established a base of operations witli post Dumford. A fresh attempt by the colonial troops to take Moiriss strong hold was unsuccessful.
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Patea Mail, Volume V, Issue 440, 2 July 1879, Page 2
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168CABLE MESSAGES. Patea Mail, Volume V, Issue 440, 2 July 1879, Page 2
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