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-♦ , LBy Electric Telegraph—Copyright]. Per Press Association. Received March 15, at 5.53 a.m. Sr. P_t__Bb__g, March 14. At. the murder trials at Kishineff, one of the accused was seuteuced to four years' imprisonment and sixteen to terms rarging f torn fonr moatha to one year. Thirty-Bix were acquitted. - m KkwTobk.; March 14. The French liner Pro Patria loft St fiere a fortnight ago but has not yet reached Holyox. Nova Scotia, lt ia teared she bas been lost with Bixty passengers and tho crow. London, March 14. The police raided an engineer's shop at Lambeth and discovered a complete aod most scientific apparatus for the manufacture of coins on a huge scale and tho sweating of sovereign-. They arrested two men. This is regarded as the moat important capture for years. (Received March 15, at 10.10 a.m.) Melboubne, March 15." Sir M. MoEachran and Mr Maloney are actively preparing to re-contest the Melbourne electorate. FL.bart. March 15. Parliament opens to-morrow. The Premier has announced that the Council will first be asked to agree to a Bill providing foi the dissolution of both houses if they disaereed twice after an interval or six months. If the Council refuses to accept, an alternative measure will be submitted providing for a convention of the people to draft a new constitution, lhe indications point to a stormy session.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7790, 15 March 1904, Page 8
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