AUSTRALIA.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13546, 6 October 1909, Page 7

AUSTRALIA.

TJnlted Piese Aasecietitm—By Elcctrio Telegraph—Obpyijfjht. CYCLONE XX NEW SOUTH WALES. ,-: SYDNEY, October 5. A cyclone unroofed several business premises at Wyalong. One man had a legman ana, and ribs broken by the ■ .-. < ■' . ■' THE DAVIS CtJP. A cable his been received announcing that the Americans adhere to the original dates set down for the Davis Cup. TO ADVERTISE AUSTRALIA. ■■/ ■■■-■■■.■: MELBOURNE, October 5. The London "Daily Chronicle , ' and "Lloyd's Weekly News" have submitted a scheme to the Federal Government to give special prominence to Australian, matters in- a . supplement published weekly and'devoted to the interests of British over-sea Dominions. In return nil itMy a»S: >s that the Government take * '.■■ portion of the advertising ipace. ■•'.'■";.':'■■;:■.■' •■'•■•■■ ■• ■ QDEENSLAND POLITICS. ; ; BRISBANE, October 5. ' ;SJJr Kldston is Satisfied that the eleetiona hare wiped out the middle ferty, and that the country has approved of the Government programme. j. RELEASE OP i*J AGITATOR; (Received October Bth, 11.55 p.m ) /SYDNEY, October 5. Holland, w% was sentenced to two jrearV inrprfeomnetrt for using seditious ■ laagwige ia connection with the Broken strike, has, been; released after eewing fire months.' >.>./ , : PBOHIBITIOJr OP POTATOES. f The Premier states that the prohibiIfoft of potatoes will be raised so soon •a it » possible to do so, with doe regard to the safety of the State.