AUSTRALIAN CABLES.

Evening Star, Issue 14965, 27 August 1912, Page 6

AUSTRALIAN CABLES.

NEW SILVER ORE DEPOSITS. A BIG CATTLE DEAL, Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. SYDNEY, August 27. (Received August 27, at 9.5 a.m.) A committee of experts has advised Mr Carmichael to establish an Academy of Music and Fine Arts on lines worthy of the State. Mr Ncilsen left by the Zealandia to assume his new appointment in America. There have been further good rains, accompanied by exceptionally mild weather. The crop prospects are highly promising. Large deposits of silver ore have been discovered in the Condoxolin district. They are described as the richest and most promising since the Broken Hill find. A representative meeting appointed a strong committee to organise a Shakespeare tercentary memorial. The evidence at the inquest on the body of M'Namara is conflicting. The deceased informed one witness that his winnings were about £2OO, and another that he had only won £3. MELBOURNE, August 27.

The cattle King (Mr Kidman) sold 1,000 prime bullocks in one lot at £ls 5s a head. This is a record deal for Australia. An examination of the Aurora shows that the damage is severe, and that the repairs will bo more extensive than was anticipated.