AUSTRALIAN.
Melboubne, March 4 The Victorian Hew ministry.
The new Ministry has been formed, Mr Service, Premier and Treasurer; Mr Ramsay, Col.-Secretary and Minister of Education; Mr Kereford, AttorneyGeneral; Mr Madden, Minister of Justice; Mr Giliie, Minister of Kailways; Mr Duffy, Minister of Lands; Mr E: Clark, Minister of Mines ; Mr E. Bent, Minister of Public Works; Mr Cuihbert, Postmaster-General and Com missioner of Customs, and Mr Francis ani Mr Anderson Cabinet Ministers without office.
Tne House will meet again on May 12th.
, March 5. The now Ministry has been sworn in by His Excellency the Governor. The Hon. W. J. Clark has resolved on selling his fine stud of horses, and retiring altogether from the turf. The Hon. James Service, the new Premier, has intimated that be will adhere to his reform proposals, as set forth in his address lust month to the electors of Maldon, namely, to maintain intact bis former scheme of reform, including a joint sitting on the Norwegian plan. It is expected Mr Servioe will address his constituents in a few days.
David Elder succeeds Mr Murray Smith, member for Borronda, as manager of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company ia this city. -
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Thames Star, Volume XI, Issue 3494, 6 March 1880, Page 2
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