AUSTRALIAN.
Sydney, Yesterday. Sailed, this afternoon: The steamship Waihora, for Auckland.
William White, vinegar manufacturer, of Melbourne, who absconded, and who. it is alleged, forged numerous bills, amounting to fully £8000, has been ar« rested on board the steamer Lady Bo wen, which was about to sail for Brisbane. He was subsequently brought up at the Police Court and remanded for a week. The Eastern and Australian Steamship Company's steamer Casteram, from Foochow, which went ashore near Watson Bay, at the South Head, while leaving
Port Jackson, was floated yesterday afternoon. Her stern is badly injured. The vessel returned here to repair the damages.
Melbo.ttbne, Yesterday.
In the Legislative Assembly to-night the Railway Bill providing for the appointment of three commissioners in addition to the Minister, was passed through all its stages. Mr Redmond, the Home Ruler, delivered a farewell lecture here this evening, prior to his departure for New Zealand.
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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4561, 17 August 1883, Page 2
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