AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
[PRESS ASSOCIATION.] SENTENCED TO DEATH. Brisbane, August 2, An aboriginal, named George, has been sentenced to death for committing a criminal assault. CHARGE AGAINST A MINISTER, Adelaide, August 2. The Rev. Mr. Donaldson, a clergyman of the Anglican Church here, has been found guilty of bigamy by the Ecclesiastical Court. The case will come before the Supreme Court of the colony. A stormy" PASSAGE. Sydney, August 2. The barque Waitemata, which has just arrived here, experienced terrible weather on her voyage from New Zealand. She had a deck cargo of 50,000 feet of timber, and all this had to be jettisoned to save the vessel. A JOCKEY KILLED. Sydney, August 2. A jockey named Forbes was killed by an accident which occurred while riding in the hurdle race at the Canterbury meeting.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9123, 3 August 1888, Page 5
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