AUSTRALIAN CABLES.

Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 262, 9 May 1895, Page 2

AUSTRALIAN CABLES.

— . — $. — . ._ APPLICATION FOR A XHW TBIAL THE PASTORALIST'S UNION. AUSTRALIAN DF.PO-IT COMPANY. | THE BUNDALBERG MURDER. THE GOVERNORSHIP OF NEW SOUTH WALES. I PKK I'KKS.-i ASSOCIATION"!. Svunkv, May S. In the I.t-L,'i>!uti\ c Assembly tho Premier, in lvply to a question, s-iid he would not communicate, with the SeeretaV.v of State fur the Colonies with reference to the liilmg of the vacant Gowrnorsnip, and ask the .-^mction of tlic Crown to make arrangements for 1-xtep.dmg the term of the Acting Governor indefinite^' This Day. The I'lsrcutive of the Pastoralists' Union declares there is no fear of any seri"US interference with shearing operations next season. The firm of Abraham Bros, is applying for a new trhl in the ense in which Greener, £ 1111 manufacturer, wiis awarded heavy damages. Tho ground of application is that the damages are excessive and vindicative. Harper, chairman of the Australian Deposit and .\!o:t<?age Bank, is leaving for England to try to induce depositors to re open the reconstruction scheme, and grant the bank easier terms Brisbane, May S. The Executive) has considered the case of the six South Sea Islanders who murdered a white man at Bundalberg, and decided that the death sentence shall bo carried out in the case of two of the men, while the others are committed to penal servitude i'or life.