AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXI, Issue LXII, 7 April 1911, Page 7

AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

BY CABLE— PEESB ASSOCIATION- COPYRIGHT. MELBOURNE, April 7. The Chief Justice, in a public address, significantly remarked that judges should not talk too much. There were pienty of others to take up controversial subjects and judges should be outside that sort of atmosphere, and in a calmer one. SYDNEY, April 7. A~t Bowls New South Wales won the "two test matches against Tasmania by 98 to 83 and 114 to 73. I MELBOURNE, April 7. j Mr Fisher and other members of the | Federal coronation delegation, have de- j parted for London. They expect to return in August. BRISBANE, April 7. The sea is still too rough. l;or investigating steamers in connection with the Yongala wreck. A report says that there is more wreckage in the vicinity of Palm Island. The Premier, during his anti-referenda campaign had some exciting experiences in the flooded districts. At one place the train ran close to a washaway, the rails hanging above a deep gulf. He was compelled to' walk fifteen miles through flooded creeks and slush, scaling dangerous places by means of wire ropes. The cyclone at Samaria, Papua, on March 26 wrecked many small craft and did extensive damage.