AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
IBy Telegraph.—Press Association.—Copyright. '•' ; , ■; BISHOP OF GRAFTON and 1 ARMIDALE. I Melboitenb, January 26. ;; Dr. Cooper, coadjutor Bishop (Anglican) of | Ballarat, has accepted the See of Grafton and Annidale. MAN AND SIX HORSES KILLED BY LIGHTNING. Adelaide, January 26. During a thunderstorm here Carey, a farmer, and six horses, which he was driving, were killed by lightning. MINING DIVIDEND. Melbotibnb, January 26. At the half-yearly meeting of the Broken Hill Proprietary Company a dividend of eighteenpence per share was declared. - COAL OUTPUT. Sydney, January 26. i The mines' report shows that the output I of coal last year was 1,500,000 tons, exceed- '< ing that of the previous year by 910,000 tons. j The value of coal at the pit mouth was £1,668,000, against £1,325,000 in the previous year. REPAIRING THE CABLE, Sydney, January 27. Advices to-night state that the cable-re-pairing steamer has picked up the Batavia end of the cable. AUSTRALIA'S FIFTH CONTINGENT. I Sydney, January 26. Lieutenant-Colonel Lassetter has been ap- jj pointed commander of the Fifth Contingent | for South Africa. I
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11562, 28 January 1901, Page 5
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