AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
(BY BLECTKIC TKLECitt.U'H.—COI'YKIUHT). Sydney, January 2li. The Board of Health has issued a circular to medical gentlemen in the city, invitin» them to collect information as to the oiuse and best means of preventing the spread of influenza. To-day is being observed in New South Wales and Victoria as a general holiday, it being the foundation day of the colonies. There was glorious weather for the holiday. The regatta was largely attended. The long-standing dispute at Goulbourn Cathedral between the Bishop and Captain Rossi, over the rcno\al of the latter's family tablet, lias been re-opened and settled amicably. Brisuane, January 26. Business in Townsville is at a standstill. The flood water scooped out a chasm into which St Joseph's Church fell bodily. No fatalities are recorded. Launcestox, January 20. The Rotomahana is still aground. She ran ashore at high water, and as the tides are falling it is expected some difficult will be experienced in floatiug her off,
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3048, 28 January 1892, Page 3
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160AUSTRALIAN NEWS. Waikato Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3048, 28 January 1892, Page 3
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