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■■■spread of small pox. [rectee's telegrams.] Svdkey, August 2. A frteh case of su.ah-pi.x in reported to ua\ to the Health Board. Tbe sufferer is a man jian ed Parks, residing m the subnrbof Aiex-
ander. A boy residing m Barker's Lane, m the city, is believed to be attacked, bnt the case is not authenticated. The fouodation-B'oiie of the statue of the Qneen was laid to-day by Piince Albert Victor, m the enclosure opposite S*. J.im«V Church, m the! presence of His Excrllcuov Lord Lnftus and suite, and mauy memborH of tbe Legislative Council and Assembly. Twenty thousand children from the schsols m the city wera- present, nil it is estimated that fully 75,000 s^eouiors wem on tbe ground. Melbourne, August 2. i Marcus Clark, the sub-librarian of the 1 Melbourne Public Library, and a well-known author, died to-day, aged 34. The" Victorian Parliament was prorogued to-day, and will meet again on the 4th inst., for the new session. \ .'■:''' Albany, August 2. } The Kaiser- 1- Hind arrived m King George's Sound this afternoon with the inward mail via Suez, dated Ist Jnly.
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Marlborough Express, Volume XVI, Issue 179, 3 August 1881, Page 2
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184INTERCOLONIAL. Marlborough Express, Volume XVI, Issue 179, 3 August 1881, Page 2
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