AUSTRALIAN.
[Received June 4 12 40 p.m.] Sydney, This day. Sailed, Saturday evening: Wakatipu, for Wellington.
The lighthouse at the South Head has been lighted with the electric light with great success.
Parliament has been prorogued. Meiboubne, This day,
Arrived, yesterday afternoon: Orient steamship Cbimborazo, from Plymouth ("April 20)
The entries for the next Melbourne Cup will be posted to-day.
[Kec-. ived May 4, 2.45 p.m.]
Melbourne, 'ihis day
Privatu telegrams to hand from Foochow, dated June 2, report that the new season's crop of. tea is hotter than last seasons. No settlements are yet reported. The slock of Congous is 24.0,000 chests. The first cargo for Australia will not leave before four weeks after the opening of the season.
Melbourne Saturday
, Messrs Goldsborough and Company (Limited) received a telegram dated London 3lst May, reporting tbat the wool market was firm ; that a number of fresh buyers are attending the sales, and that Foreign purchases are operating more freely. Combings, greasies, and good scoureds, are slightly in favour of sellers ; inferior greases, faulty, second, and low crossbred, are slightly easier.
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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4497, 4 June 1883, Page 2
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180AUSTRALIAN. Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4497, 4 June 1883, Page 2
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