AUSTRALIAN.
[Bγ Electric Telegraph—Coptright.J [REUTERS TELEGRAMS.] Received Juno 23rd, \ p.m. Melbourne, Juno 23. THE AUSTRALIAN SQUADRON. Lord Brassey has written to the Argus, coiumenting on the unsatisfactory condition of the Australian squadron. He suggests that the Imperial Government should send four ironclads to be permanently stationed at Adelaide, Melbourne, Hobart and Wellington. FANCY DRESS BALL. The faucy dress ball given by the Governor last night was the most brilliant affair ever held in Melbourne. Received June 21th, L3oa.ro. OBITUARY. Melbourne, June 23. Major Ind, of the Victorian Defence Force, died to-night of congestion of the lungs. THE ADELAIDE EXHIBITION. . Adelaide, June 423, M"uch still remains to be done in connection with the Exhibition, but the attendance both yesterday and today was good, iv spite of the unfavorable weather.
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Press, Volume XLIV, Issue 6786, 24 June 1887, Page 3
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