AUSTRALIAN CABLES.
TBE BtriXFINCH ROBBERY. (Received 10.20 a.m.) PERTH, this day. Five armed men are patrolli'ig the vicinity of the Bulfinch plant, ths inference being that the police suspect that the stolen gold is still in the locality.
THE COST OF STRIKING.
SYDNEY, this day. It is estimated that the Southern strike cost the minora £80,000 in wages.
GOVERNMENT HOUSE APFEAJU
SYDNEY, May 5. The High Court has commenced the hea-ring of the Government's appeal against the Supreme Court's decision in regard to the "eviction" of Lord Denmau from Sydney Government House.
CINGALESE KASGSD.
BRISBANE. May 5. A Cingalese named Charlie Dcen was executed to-day for the murder of a. countryman named Peter Dinch, at Tnnisfail, on February 1. Death was instantaneous.
BOXING AND WRESTLING.
SYDNEY, May a. The winners in the Slate amateur championship finals are as follows: Wrestling.—Heavyweight: A. Pitt; ,T. Robertson; lightweight, 1* Rash; middleweight, A. Pitt. Bonring.—Bantamweight, J. King; featherweight, P. Brownlee; lightweight, F. Laeey; welterweight, F. Macquarrie; middleweight, M. Duffy; heavyweight, R. Massev.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 107, 6 May 1913, Page 5
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