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POLICE TO BLAME. (Received 10.35 ajn.) , MELBOURNE, this day. i The editor and publisher of the "Age" Were cited to show cause -in connection with alleged contempt of Court regarding the Peacock case. The Chief Justice declared that action should be taken against the police for divulging information. MURDER IN CHINESE CAMP. SYDNEY, September 5. A man named Cow-en was found dead in a Chinese camp at Cobar, with his I head badly battered. Two Chinese have | been arrested. It is believed that the tragedy is the outcome of a quarrel over a woman. UNREST AT NEWCASTLE. SYDNEY, September 5. The position at Newcastle is becoming more acute. There is general unrest amongst miners. The New Lambton men have given a fortnight's notice. Several more men have been arrested at Lithgow, including Mr. Scully, president of the Western Miners' Association, and Mr. Dixon, secretary of the Ironworkers' Association, charging them with rioting.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 212, 6 September 1911, Page 5
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