AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

North Otago Times, 3 December 1910, Page 1

AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

By Eluetrio ftlfißiaFli— Coryri^ht. Per Pren Asaociiition. Sydney, Dec. 2. Considerable damage is reported in the country districts as the results of yesterday's storm. At liempsey the Presbyterian Church was wrecked. Arrived—Whangape, from New Zealand ; Waihora, from Kaipara. Sydney, Dec. 2. Mr Levien, father of the House, to-day completes his 30 years' membership of the Assembly. Melbourne, Dec, 2. A Liberal League is being formed to fight referenda. Mr Medina, the Nicaraguan Consul, states that if. the engineers report the Papanui seaworthy he Will issue a passport to leave. The Harbor Trust Commissioners state that they have no power to detain the steamer, as she is a foreign vessel. Sydney, Dec. 2.

Shopkeepers are greatly concerned over the fact that they will have t O , observe Saturday . halMioliday en I Christmas Eve, contending' that -it will mean n great loss. Melbourne, Dec. 2. The Select Committee for iKij'tfiring into the management o! the State coal, mines states, that ;15 per centum more Powlett coal is required to give the :result) of New South Wales coal,Hobart, Dec, 2. In the. Assembly the Government proposal tc make an allowance to the Governor for travelling expenses was defeated by 13 to 10, two Ministerialists voting against it, while many other jir[^||jj|lj|l^j||jj|^Jj|| Christ^^^^^^^^^H the P^^^^^^^^^H tc n^^^^^^^^^^^| under age. whether the in would C^^^^^^^^^H WHAT C(^^^^^^^| as age ibe outbre^^^^^^^^^^^H if' t'^^^^^^^^^^^^l you come clugg^^^^^^^^^^H whtca i^^^^^^^^^^^H the^^^^^^^^^^H of ii^^^^HJ you are tr^^^^^^^^HH one ''^^^l^^^^^^^^l Chamberla^^^^^^^^^^^J invigtj^^^^^^^^^^H bowels, arHp^Hßl^^ff foul accunfflauousandrestore it to a normal condition. Sold |-y Milugan and Bond.