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(by electric telegraph—oopyriqiit) Reuter's Telegrams, Adelaide, October 18. Many persons are leaving Adelaide for the Wankaringa gold diggings where several fresh nuggets have been found, On this field the gold is got without washing. The country is covered with quartz, It is stated that lOOoz of gold have
been obtained a,t Wankaringa in six days,
Sydney, October 18. The prisoners Caffrey arid Penn and Lizzie Graham were again brought tip at the Police Court, the two men being charged with the murder at the Barrier Island, and Lizzie Graham with being an accessory after the fact. They were remanded, pending the receipt of a New Zealand warrant.
Paris, 17th October. The French press, in replying to recent articles in the leading, English newspapers on the European situation, deny that France is seeking war and intriguing against England. They state that the tendency of the French Government is towards peace, and that the armaments are being attended to merely for defensive and not offensive measures. Tho newspaper' Lo Temps, in an article to day, deplores the rivalry and jealousy of the English .press, and urges journals of a serious tone to strive to improve tho relations between England and France.
Ottawa, October 16,
The victory of tin French party in the provincial elections in Quebec is a defeat of the Government in that province. Melbouiink, October 18. - A warrant has been issued for the arrest of Stodart Campbell, the teller of the Bank of Australasia, whose defalcations are now known to be nearly £2OOO, He has disappeared and is supposed to have committed suicide, •
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2429, 19 October 1886, Page 2
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