AUSTRALIAN CABLES.
By Telegraph— Press Association— Copyright vy o-e eg v Sydney, last night. Already there are six deserters from the Imperial forces, and it is openly stated that the" men have been allured by offers of employment. The troops embark to-morrow. Sailed-Mimoro, for Auckland and the Moana also left last night. The latter has the rifle team and a large contingent of Com monwealth visitors. BrisbaDG, Jan. 13. _ There has been a great rainfall in the far North. At Mackay 61 inches fell, and at Marina 16 A inches fell m 21 hours.
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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 10, 14 January 1901, Page 3
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