AUSTRALIA.
[Eeutee’s Agency.]
Charles Augustus Convalescing. Melbourne, April 11
The Marquis of Norraanby is daily improving in health, and is making satisfactory progress towards recovery. A Bone of Contention.
The Conference of Committees of the Legislative Council and Assembly met again to-day, when a long discussion took place on the Reform Bill. Mr Berry offered to amend the same, giving the franchise for householders 'and occupiers at £lO, Sir Charles Sladen, however, stood out for £lO for owners, and £25 for occupiers. The matter was debated for some time, but without any decision being arrived at, and the Conference finally adjourned till tomorrow. It is generally considered that it is improbable the Conference will arrive at a satisfactory settlement. Domiciled Vagabonds. The Marquis De Ray’s immigrants have been housed in the Agricultural Hall, in the Domain, the building having been hired for the purpose.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2515, 12 April 1881, Page 2
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144AUSTRALIA. South Canterbury Times, Issue 2515, 12 April 1881, Page 2
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