AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
A CLERICAL RESIGNATION. By Cable—Press Association—Copyright. SFfP''" •' Melbourne, August 1. Archdeacon Nash Has resigned the rectorship of St. Paul's, Sale, 'and the archdeaconry, also his other local offices. ROMAN CATHOLIC* COLLEGE. Melbourne. August 1. Archbishop Can- states that a Roman Catholic College will shortly be established in connection with the University. QUEENSLAND RAILWAYS. Brisbane, August I. The Premier said that eighteen railways, aggregating ■515 miles, and costing .€1,048,000, were under construction. When they were completed ten more would ho started. A SYDNEY CRIME. Sydney, August 1. A half-caste Cingalese 'named Theo Gose was arrested "in connection with the death of Hoey, who was found shot in his tent. At the inquest on Hoey the arresting constable 'deposed that Theo Gose told him that Hoey and he occupied the tent. Early one morning they were visited by two men. who shot Hoey in his bed. They took the money, £2 Is in cash and a cheque for £2. They threatened Theo Gose (hat it would be the worse for him if he informed the police. Cartridges were found on Theo Gose, which fitted the rifle with which Hoey wa3 killed. The inquest is unfinished.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 64, 2 August 1912, Page 2
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195AUSTRALIAN NEWS. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 64, 2 August 1912, Page 2
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