AUSTRALIAN.

Te Aroha News, Volume I, Issue 55, 21 June 1884, Page 6

AUSTRALIAN.

Mklhouhne, Juno 13.— -Mr Service will next wcok move in the Lojyislatave Assembly tho resolutions of the Sydney Convention, which aro to be submitted to the House in accordance with announcement in the Governor's speech.

Mklv.oi'km:, Juno U.— Latest Mauritius advices pev Menagorios s.s. Sydney report sugar mai kct unchanged. The Duke of Manchester is a passenger by the steamship Sydney.

Sydn'ky, .luno 13. Tin: football match betwoon the Now Zealand team and a representative team of the Western District, played at Batlmrst on Wednesday, was considered to have been ono of the toughest contests the visitors have yet had. The New Zealanders played their sevonth match yesterday, and scored another victory against the University and Willeroo Clubs combined During the tirst half of the game the visitors showed to great advawtago, and scored rapidly, but during the second spell the local men showed much bettei" foim — scoring about evon, and the play was very fast on both sides. At the conclusion of the game the scores <>tood a« follows : --New Zealand, !>3 points: Combined Team, 10. The New Zealander.s thus won the match by 13 points,

>' Sydnky, .Juno 14. 1 At the football match on Thursday the two \ goals scored by the New Zealanders wero ti both kicked by Ryan, whose play throughout the game was very good. Taiaroa and £ Wai brick al"o distinguished themselves. ■- Tin: New Zealand Football Team played ■, the eighth and last match of I heir tour toe day in this city against a team represente ing New South Wales. An endeavour was :5 made by the local Rugby Union ioputa 1 stronger team into the iield than -was done r at the former match, but the New Zeas landei- again secured an easy victoiy, the scoie, when time wan cilled, landing a<* t follow — New Zealand, three goals f and one trj ; New South Wales, nil. In 3 the til ->t half of the game play was , very i.i-t, both --Hies show in» about equal , foim ; but in the second --pell the local men 1 tired greatly, and succumbed to the vigour , of their opponont^. Warbrick, Ryan, 3 Robertson, and O'Connor paiticularly dist tinguished themselves all the afternoon by 3 their biilliant play. Tho weather wa« all t that could be de-ired, and the ground was r in capital order. The "N T ew Zealanden. are to be entertained at a banquet on Monday f evening, when the chair will be taken by 3 the Hon. E, Barton, Speaker of the Legisl ative Assembly, i j^Adllaidk, Juno 12. — In the House of 3 Assembly last night, the vote ef want of , confidence in the Ministry, proposed by Mr i Colton, was passed on a division by 24 to S. 3 Mr Bray, Premier, is expected to tender t the resignation of the Ministry to the 3 Governor, and it is probable that Mr Colton will be summoned to undertake the task of - forming a new Cabinet. 3 Adelaide, June 14. — The Ministry rer signed yesterday, and Mr Colton was sent s for by His Excellency tho Governor, and . charged with the formation of a new r Ministry. It is probable the portfolios will , be allotted as follows : — Premier and Chief b Secretary, Mr Colton ; Colonial Treasiuer, l' Mr Hawker: Attorney-General, Mr Sjmon; i Public Works, Mr Baker or Mr Murray. Later. — The new Ministry has not yet I been finally selected, but Mr Colton is ex- 1 j pected to complete his task by Tuesday f next. r Adelaide, June 14.— The new Ministry : has been finally constructed as follows :— ; Mr Colton, Premier and Chief Secretary; Mr Rounsevell, Colonial Treasurer; Mr - Kingston, Attorney-General ; Mr Coles, . Minister of Lands ; Mr Play ford, Minister f of Works ; Mr Baker, Minister of Education. 3 Mauritius advices to May 29th are to b hand. Messrs Ireland, Fraser, and Co.'s circular reports as follows of the month's I engagements :— For New Zealand ports, ? nil. Clearances: To Lyttelton, GOO tons; , to Port Chalmers, SOO' tons. Freights to j New Zealand, 32s to 355. Exchange GO j days, bank credit, New Zealand, 1? per [ cent. Stock of sugar in hand, 120,000 tons, i Exports this season : To JSTow Zealand, t 11,000 tons.