AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
[united press association.] (by electric telegravh—copyrioht). (Received November 26, 5.26 a.m). Brisbane, November 26. The Ministry has resigned, and Mr Dawson has been sent for. Brisbane, November 26. The bodies of a young man and woman, tied together at the wrists and waists, were found in the river at Eooggera. A note was left with their clothes, stating that they had decided to die together. Perth, November 25. The Council has rejected a motion for submitting the Draft Commonwealth Bill to the people. Melbourne, November 25. A severe shock cf earthquake was felt at Port Arlington and adjoining the township, pottery being shaken from the shelves in some houses. Two pressmen boarded the Nineveh, which had a case of small-pox on board, and have been quarantined. The smallpox patient is a steerage passenger. It is a modified form of the disease. The man came from near Johannesburg with a large number of other refugees.
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Waikato Argus, Volume VII, Issue 519, 28 November 1899, Page 3
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156AUSTRALIAN NEWS. Waikato Argus, Volume VII, Issue 519, 28 November 1899, Page 3
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