AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
GENERAL ITEMS. Melbourne, Sept. 20. Madame Sim on son, well known on the operatic stage in the colonies, died suddenly, aged G2. Herbert, of Ballarat won the Victorian ten mile cross-country championship ; time, 59min 6sec. Sydney, This day. Obituary—Mr Tronton, one of the pioneers of the old A.S.N. Co. He was prominently connected with the development of the trade with NewZealand. * Adelaide, This day. By the upsetting of a lamp in a tent at Cockburn, three little children named Roots were burned to death. The steamer Framnes, bound to Western Australia, encountered a heavy gale and her shaft broke. Twenty-five of forty-eight horses aboard were killed and several others fatally injured.
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Hastings Standard, Issue 126, 21 September 1896, Page 3
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