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OVERDUE STEAMER SAFE. j By QaW*—Press Association—o»pjrifht. Sydney, February 5. Advices from Noumea state that the overdue steamer France is safe. DOCAL PREACHERS' STRIKE. Sydney, February 5. The Methodist local preachers in the Castlemaine district have struck owing to a dispute with the superintendent of ministers, and some services lapsed. THE SINGER COMPANY. Perth, February 5. Mr. Brown, of the Singer Company, informed the court that he had a complete 'answer to the charges against him. THE TRAIN FIRE. Sydney, February 5. The fire was discovered by a passenger 'while the train was in motion. It was pulled up and the thirty-five passengers in the two corridor cars made a hurried exit. They lost all their belongings. The cars were completely destroyed. The damage is valued at £3sos. The cause is unknown, but it w;is probably the bush fires. .
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 187, 6 February 1912, Page 2
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