AUSTRALIAN.
Mei.bouune, Fobruary 10. The Governor in a speeoh at the Bnl"larat Rxiiiliifirtn llanquefc -'s'airl no furthet light had been thrown on tho orifli-^:.niid oxprossf.'d nn intention of observing n strict neutrality jn jiolitios would: not do for Bony what hud heen . done-, for M'Oulloeh (P) 1 Steps aro being Inken .to .piacq. tlio dofonco of tlio Port of "IVfeibourno on.aj sat isfaefory footing.. ! ; , | The Victoriiin' Ministry is considering i 'wlmfconrso'th'ey willWisiib in 'the evont of on udv.o^Q decision hj tho "lirlpeliil Government. A Compnnv is noltittformed in Sydney to oslnhlislin trading station on tho south east end, <-f New Guinea. 1 SUnor 1)' Debctti trnvelled 450 : miles up tlio ' Fly river. Tho New Guinea 'uo'Mvph wore numerous and hoiitife'. Governor Weld roilb . a hundred milcH in l.'Miours. ' : , M'Oulloeh intftudij to retire into 1 private . lifo. ' ' ■'.'■■' ■Supple is to bo released. Oonti) hnsi obtniuonpod liiu ex^nnißlion of P..rt Phillip; ' : '"
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Inangahua Times, Volume V, Issue 36, 20 February 1878, Page 2
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