COLONIAL NEWS.
[kkttter's special cablegrams.] Sydney, February 28. The police rode 3SO miles in pursuit of the Bn.lra.nald bushrangers. The Hatfield bushrangers hare been remanded on six charges. The Governor's assent has been given to the Outlawry Bill. Government have engaged 20 Queensland trackers to pursue the Kellys. The Government have employed 20 Queensland aboriginals to hunt the Kellys. " The Vagabond " contests Orange. Tivo miners have been rescued from the Wallsend mine, where three were buried by a fall of earth. Arrived : The JSTormanby. with mails, ria Torres Straits. Melbourne, February 2S. Wellington is favourite for the Leger. Tha Marchioness of Normanby was greatly fatigued with the voyage.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5394, 1 March 1879, Page 5
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