AUSTRALIAN MAIL NEWS

Samoa Times and South Sea Advertiser, Volume I, Issue 56, 16 November 1889, Page 3

AUSTRALIAN MAIL NEWS

* f * FIKR IN MKl.tlurirNK. * MsLaa«B«a,arfuh#Tß4. lt : Ro'M'i fiimitara ««r<h<ti«- in linl* v {l)i4lHin«-'r K w«« iMninilv l.nr»H nnt |r fthi* i*«n»ini/ Tn* ilamnvc ia r«. r I trtMM»-, Imi| it i« MaMaj Kjr in*ninnc«t. »I ACCIDENT TO A BTKAMKR '' BauaAaa, 2S a Th* Tnmha, whiuh w-nt ,' aahnra •nrtb of Ifwitnr, hn» arrived ~ hare «a*l haaa dnnkad. 8k« haa oafp frtail ranaKlrrald** iwjurr, nml 140 I foot of h*r kar>| will ha»« to ha raaow«4 i TnE CENTENNIAL PIRABTRR * ftTDiVY.Ontoher 23. r Com nation* for tk* MMMtf of ' dantaajM liara hrtm MaaaMMa lia the *. Snpraaaa Cunct of tkia i-ojony ia non- * nertina with 'tin rmnni e»Hi«ion in * the liarlionr the etmuanra * Omitonnial and Knuahonka, la which * the former vernal wan wink The * own era of thn Kaanhooka flaim * 215(100. while Mr KUUyke owner of ' tiiu OmitnntiU) l , Imi« faaaaaMd hia 1 damnum nt £IO.OO ) } A DKKADFUL FATAIiITY. " MaLROi/itxr.. October 24. During a t iri-hligh t proc •aaioa nt ' Malroin. lii<st nitflit, a tireman'a'-lothfta ' I r.uiuht fn-i*. He w«i> eerrTtnjf nquna. ' { tity <>f « oi,-,j)..niid ii.l.hiod firfl ' ; ifiii!i->l and Inuiit (ic>ict>ly. 1 ; fvlldw >vii.< terribly \ ' iteatli j>it nn end to )ii* K:l^*afH^- 'w \ | .ounuyiAK .of F|n^ i , Rv;»kv, ; I The mail Hic;.r.n»r Oitoitkfl I from Ib.ii.rk •!!jx to - dajji Jpfcrly all i Urr>;. n iw- sn*fr'iiiijr ffc|r«nit»ferer i ! j Tw» A tt.e . r.'w diaoTdatina; the ' i ' i ertlieal condition. * ; ! , I M.ASBACBK AT NEW GUINEA TnvaeoAV Ihuh*o, Ortiber 20 i Information haa W*n ree»ive-l that [ the H«» Mr Sarrtjro. add a ' native timi'her. nnd n crew of the L"e- ! don MiMKi'oii vewot Mary. viaiti»ff thi< ! i nntivra nt Ib'lienr, hnve been nvi"- ! I aaoroil. N-> furtb-r detail'* are to hund »«r*t. f*ft. I NKW ZEACANP BHEEP •n Mnuiovaaa. f»«Kil«er 29. , Tim itnp.'trtntimi of New Zealand ' pb><en will l>e prohibited by Vi.-f.iriu nnd Month \n«»rnlia after Norombnr I, • owing to the fear of introducing acab. j SIR HENRY I/XSH j . Matnoinuis, Oetober 29. Sir Henry Lwh. Ooiaanar af thia ! eolony, anealcing at nn nffloinl din-u-r ! !aat evening-, »nid ha hnped A* nniun of tiieae enloni«« would ha hrowrht j nl>mit. and aapreaaed hi* «HJfwiiii that t a Federal o»nn>'ll would In) the readi- | eat mean* to aehievn »hia end. A DESPERATE PRISONER i BaiaMax. October 31. • Another painfiti eaan nf a nonatable • li twiner lvt*a ahot while in the esmw tion of hia 4uty haa ooenrred near Normaatowa. A priaoner nam««d Flick, Who hadeaceaMrd iamaking hwaaoap* Cm gaol. wMevartakonby tka polloe. t rJMiatad Ik* attempt to capture him. Flick: who iraa armed, ahot OonMiaVlea WbvttaadOay dajd. and tkea afQModei ita wtkfag lib oao*pe. 80U1JJNG MATCH. SynAt, October .11 Tkaaealliag match between Btephen- ' Anerralin. took plana yeatorday on'the Darramatta River, and roaukai la a vlatMy for tka laltar. Btaphaaanli led for the firat. mile,wbea lie waa qWfUk** by Mctean. who rowed la aldaMMform. aad won by four length*. flMttftt nanniMwv caaonda. r& *ATAL EXPLOSION ..Hi I •-. . SybWit, Oomber 81. j Ah aatmnnta erlinder aaplodod at tk* ryraoa« ioawork* to-day, and oanaad. aoaatdarahle , damaao. The chief rkgiaaoV, • Mr. Bourne, had' l.ia heal IJowk off. and three other Me* wake half taflNaied by tk* fqmet MABONID INSTALLATION .. A»M*Ma;Oatekar«l Baft Kiatore waa inatattad aa gtaad* maatar of tbo Grand Lodge of Maaona by Lord OarrfagvAi bat night. Tk* eetaaaony waa an impoaiag on*. • PAYMENT OF MEMBERS BILL. * Syintbt, Oalebar tl. Tka payment of Morol>era BUI and th* BUI for AbaUtioa of I*» i nrieuamaal far Debt have paaaad tkair WadijaiTag ia th* Haw* of AaKMbMBLANw PABLUMUfT ■ m ■ ■*' ' . fcaHlwl, Oatabet M - Tin tir 7 '" l '■« N ■■bA'o <J