AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. — COriaiGHT,) At the Presbyterian General Assembly Rev. McDonald, New Hebrides missionary, admitted that there was nothing to complain of in the manner Kanaka recruiting was carried out, or the treatment of the Islanders during service in Queensland. He denied that the visit to Queensland did them any good permanently, and. if any mischief was afoot in the Islands the returned labourers were generally mixed up in it. Adelaide, November 11. An interesting discussion has taken place in the Legislative Assembly as to whether the ■work of floaling the colony's loans now undertaken by Messrs Glynn, Mills and Co., bankers, could not be done by tho AgentGeneral thus effecting a saving to the colony. The Treasurer promised to enquire into the matter. Speaking at the Mayoral banquet the Premier stated that the Governor bad in an unostentatious manner been instrumental in bringing about the termination of tho Broken Hill strike. Brtsrane, November 11. The Legislative Assembly by twentyfive to five agreed to the constriction of a large number of railway lines under the Lund Grant System.
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Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3181, 12 November 1892, Page 2
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180AUSTRALIAN NEWS. Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3181, 12 November 1892, Page 2
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