INTERCOLONIAL NEWS.
(FROM THE SYDNEY MOKNINti HBEALD, , OCTOBER 15.) fiy the couitesy of Mr Fisher, we have received Sydney files to the 15th instant, brought by the schooner Sarah Pile. Their contents are of little importance. FORBES. October 33. The Court House was entered by thieves between 4 and 5 o'clock this morning, and the safe, weighing upwards of 4 cwt., carried oft' to a distance of 400 yards. The thieves did not succeed in opening the safe. A night patrol is much wanted here. MELBOURNE. October 13. The Hunt Club races were well attended io-d-iy. In the race for the Cup, Banker was first, Freetrader second. For the Metropolitan Steeplechase, Ballarat first, Blueskin second, Stranger third. '1 his was a fine race. ADELAIDE. . * October 13. Mr Reynolds' motion of wani of confidence was withdrawn at a late hour last night,' as it received no support in the House. Lady Daly's health is still improving. Commercial matters are quiet. There have been several smali failures.
Wheat has been sold in small lots at 43 7d to 8s Flour is offering freely at Lll los to Ll2. Bran, Is 9d.'
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West Coast Times, Issue 339, 24 October 1866, Page 2
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189INTERCOLONIAL NEWS. West Coast Times, Issue 339, 24 October 1866, Page 2
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