AUSTRALIAN.

Auckland Star, Volume XI, Issue 3218, 12 November 1880, Page 2

AUSTRALIAN.

MELBOURNE, November 11

Mrs Joues, of tho Glenrowan Hotel, who was brought up at the Police Court, charged with harbouring the Kelly gang, has been remanded. MAURITIUS, October 19. There are 2800 tons of sugar loading for Australia, but nothing for New Zealand. Moderate business is doing, but it is show- ( ing signs of more activity. NEW ZEALANDERS IN MELBOUKNE. MELBOURNE, November 11. Seventy ladies and gentlemen, New Zealand colonists, held a banquet. Judge Gillies occupied the chair, Messrs Peacock and Reid being vice-chairmen. Numerous toasts were proposed, and a most enjoyable evening was spent. WRECK OF A COLLIEK. SYDNEY, November 11. The steamer Lady Darling, collier, has been wrecked when going from Newcastle to Melbourne. It is feared that the captain and crew have been drowned—fifty hands. THE BERMAGUI MYSTERY. SYDNEY, November 11. A reward is offered for the elucidation of the Berroagui mystery. There being strong proof that tho party have been murdered, a free pardon will b« granted to any accomplices becoming Queen's evidence. SHIPWRECK. SYDNEY, Friday. Sir Henry Parkes addressed tho electors of East Sydney last night, when a vote of confidence in him was passed. The captain and crew of the Lady Darling wrecked yesterday on the coast, have been saved.