AUSTRALIAN NEWS
— ♦- - By Telegraph.-Press Association.—Copyright. MOUNT LYELL RETURNS. Melbourne, September 27. The Mount Lyell returns from August 22 to September 18 were as follows:—21,116 tons of ore were treated, in addition to 8546 tons of purchased ore, producing io& tons of blister copper, containing: Copper, 749 tons; silver, 45,0520z; gold, 13870z. GRIEVANCES OF DOMESTIC SERVANTS. Melbourne, September 27. Servant girls have petitioned the State Parliament for legislation to improve their - '. conditions. .; ALIEN IMMIGRATION. Melbourne, September 27. The Federal House has rejected art ;: amendment specifying the alien .races under the Immigration Restriction Bill by 36 to 31. • " Mr. Reid, in speaking on the Immigration Bill, vehemently protested against last V. night's decision, which he said was tanta- . mount to the subordination of the vital in- "*■■' terests of Australia to the views o* Mr, Chamberlain. THE PLAGUE. Brisbane, September 27. There has been no plague for some time,, and the port has been declared clean. THE WRECK OF THE MOONSTONE. (Eeceieved September 27, 11.11 p.m.) Sydney., September 27At the Marine inquiry regarding the steamer Moonstone, lost ofT Ocean Island, while leading guano, the evidence showed remarkable laxity of management when the vessel was in such dangerous waters. The master and chief officer have been called upon to show cause why their certificates should not be dealt with. THE PRESENT TO GENERAL BADENPOWELL. Melbourne, September 27. / The King has cabled to Lord Hopetoun that he is gratified at having been afforded an opportunity to inspect the Australian sword to be presented to General BadenPowell.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11771, 28 September 1901, Page 5
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