AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
ANTARCTIC EXPLORATION.
Sydney, November 4. Mr. Bead, manager of Commander | Shackleton's expedition in the Nimrod i to the Antarctic, states that the equip-' jnent is a great improvement on that of] previous expeditions. SERIOUS ANTHRAX OUTBREAK. Sydney, November 4. The Government veterinary surgeon reports that the death of almost all of a ><i{e drove of cattle which occurred last week was due to anthrax. RAILWAY ACCIDENT. Sydney, November 4. The North-Western'mail train, with a hundred passengers- alnrard, was derailed at Breeza. None of the passengers were injured, but considerable damage was done to the rolling stock. _' A DESTRUCTIVE STORM. Adelaide, November i. A destructive storm has occurred at! Modnadatta. Most of the houses in the township were unroofed, and the Government railway workshops were demolished.
COMMONWEALTH REVENUE. Melbourne, November i. The Federal revenue increased by '£458,000, and the amount returned to ♦J* States increased by £304,000 for the B «pteml>cr quarter as compared with the PWWponding quarter of JIMW. I
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 61, 5 November 1907, Page 3
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