WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
O'Grady, the master of the Clarence packet, has been arrested for murdering a Chinaman.
Governor Robinson, it is reported, has offered Mackenzie a grant of £1000 for the Kimberley pearl, found in Lagrange Bay. The judges fix the value at £2000. It goes home by the Bokhara. The pearl is olive-shaped, with a perfect and regular surface, and a beautiful lustre. Several have been found in the same locality valued at from £50 to £250.
It is believed the proposed exhibition will be highly successful.
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3194, 23 September 1881, Page 3
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