Australian Telegrams.
Vogel's suggestion for a conference on the second cable is likely to be assented to. The Hawthorn mystery is far from being cleared up. The body of Albert Thompson, the son, has been found hanging to a a rafter in his own house, but the whereabouts of his mother cannot be traced.
There wero 95 fjntries for Melbourne Cup, and 51 for Champion Stakes, including two of Redwood's, Koran and Puriri, the once renowned Barb.
Lady Bowen is expected to return to the colonies next month, when Governor Bowen will occupy his new residence. New teas and sugars are now selling freely, and generally fair business isj being transacted in markets. Deals also have advanced in London, andp contracts cannot be carried out,
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Auckland Star, Volume VII, Issue 1978, 12 June 1876, Page 3
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