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United Press Association. Received July 22, 10.45 a.m. London, July 20. The barque Eisinius, bound from Port Pirie to the Channel Islands, met with exceptionally heavy weather, and had to put into Cape of Good Hope. Tho vessel and cargo having received considerable damage. The barque End Gauntlet, bound to the same place, also met with bad weather aad had to put into St Helena to repair the damage. A portion of her cargo was jettisoned. In the cricket match, Sussex made 116. Turner took live wickets for 35 and Ferris four for 47. The Australians in their second innings wanted 147 to win, and had lost six wickets for 35 rms when the rain put a stop to tlio play Mr Keane, a West / ustralian, has arranged for a finnne al Arm in Germany to undertake tbe construction of the Girlfordand Champion railway in Western Australia. It is intended to settle German immigrants along the line. An Australian cargo of wheat has been sold at 345, aud another at ■34 s lid.
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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 314, 23 July 1888, Page 2
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