AUSTRALIAN.

Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3225, 20 June 1879, Page 2

AUSTRALIAN.

' IT. ' ;Melboitbnb, June 19i v " "Arrived V "llin'garoomai ', V'"'•'•' '• : ""'"■ *■-;■ ;?',/■ ■•■ --• V;-.;:'.'\-.,';;v.<Th« dßy« "■ „ It if expected tjia.t tiie Australian;; and European Bank wilt re-open for.business; tomcirrow. .■■ •';'. „ :.; ■'■-'^'■■•■^ '■■" ■"■'/■■ ; Parliament meets on July Btli. The Treasurer has, notified lie Associated Bank that the Government may withdraw their balances six month* hence. ..,,. ■ ■ ''■'""".l. , Melbouenb, June 1?. , '■■'■ Intent_!,o2i3 of the Victori?; i : 7.;!- ;i ■y':-i*\ Ministry; -: :}] ? ■;'^;s,s ■;iTli9; ; W?MSipl'oyecL. ! : l ::;;; „ The Victoran Parliament will probably meet on the 15th of July. Mr Berry's apparent intention is to have a short session, to submit the Estimates and Befoim BiUjfor rejection by the Counqii; and to re-appealtothe Home Government. The tone of the Opposition is greatly moderated. j ' Eight hundred of the Melbourne unemployed have already signed a petition to Mr Berry, asking for work. ■-i *

•: ./ Mbibouknk, June 18". The Sellys teing Supplied ■witi Ammunition. / The Kelly sympathisers purchased from a Melbourne gunmaker 400 rounds ■ of ammunition, suitable for the Spencer rifle, similar to the one the Kelly a secured; at the time of the: Mansfield police murder. It is reported they succeeded in eluding, the police.—^^Herald Correspondent. I