AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
Press Association.—Electric Telegraph.—Copyright. ELECTIONS IN AUSTRALIA. Adelaide, April 18. Many of the Labour candidates who have been returned at the general election received heavy majorities. So far they are looked upon as moderate men. Brisbane, April 18. Mr. H. M. Nelson, Colonial Treasurer, has been returned unopposed.
A LOTTERY FRAUD. Sydney, April 18. A man named Reseigh Martin, alias Wilfred Wilson Grey, who was arrested in March for organising a bogus lottery for some estates of land represented to be very valuable, has been sentenced to three and a-half years' imprisonment.
DEATH OF SIR E. C. BOVILL. Thursday Island, April 18. News from Singapore announces the death of Sir Elliot Charles Bovill, Chief Justice, from cholera.
ATTACK ON AN EX-PREMIER. Melbourne. April 18. A labouring man severely attacked Mr. J. Monro, ex-Agent-General, and gave as his reason that he had lost £100 in one of the institutions with which Mr. Munro was connected. Later. The men who assaulted Mr. Munro had lost all his real estate by a bank faiiure. He was: fined ££,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9178, 19 April 1893, Page 5
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