AUSTRALIAN CABLES.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 94, 20 April 1906, Page 5

AUSTRALIAN CABLES.

AUSTRALIAN BOTTER 7EXPORT." | (Received 9.43 a.m.) 7^: 7 " SYDNEY, this day., ! The: past season's shipment of buttea* from the Commonwealth to the United Kingdom totalled. 23,842 tons, an increase of 1637 tension the previous sea*' sOns export. l _- ■ „ _ ———rr:-,,,-,1 -. STATE OWNED STEAMERS NOT - !,_;,., "j RECOMIIENDED. (Received 9.53 a.m.) x T -SYDNEY, this day. .; The Shipping Services Commission will probably .report that the establishment of the Commonwealth's", own- line ot steamers-is not advisable, though suchi a linemay beeoifienecessaTy if. the oper-» ations of the combine prove detrimental* SYDNEY YEARLING- SALEST: ', \ "(Received 9.63 a.m.) \ ', SYDNEY,-this day. ." At .the yearling sales theArzil —-Betsjj colt fetched 501 guineas, and the Posi. tano—Arinta colt 650 guineas. "' ... j

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7/,; 7 \'(Received.9.s3) .."] ; "' , MELBOURNE, /this'day;,: ' Tn connection with the, arrest of ,» Chinese as. a.: prohibited, immigrant, what returned to Victoria after, a residence) of five years: in iChma, Judge. CAsseni ordered his-diseharge," holdih* that no* Australian, naturalized or- native, could be debarred from returning to the Com* monwealth by the provisions of the Im* migration Restriction.Act. ' ..' /._"'. ,7 ] \. JUNCTION MINE SHAET = ■',•:.' DESTROYED. •■' . 7' • (Received 9.53 a.ur.) • 7 '.'-- > 'SYDNEY, this -day. „ " As a' consequence- of the mihe- fixes iri the shaft of the Junction North mine having shifted, the shaft has been prac ticaily destroyed. -