AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12608, 24 June 1904, Page 5

AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

!;B7 Telefrr«ph:-Prcm-As»ocia)l(Mi.—Copjri«ht. -"*; EASTERN EXTENSION COM(Beceired Ju«e £4, 14 *►»,) . ".'; ; ; ' Maßoi.iii.jiiK, June 3?. :>■:?:, Among the Australia's passengers ! was Mr, l■) S. tick, Vof : *hc; Eastern Extension \ Cow * i panvs service, , who -lias ri«en transferred from Perth to (.'able Buy, New Zealand. ■■ THE TEaGUE. (Beenivea Juae Ss, w.sr i».».) VBrnww»Jtatt* 23. ;.'>';] The girl at Millar's Point, who was re* pr»rted yestiivrday \a* having contracted ..plagjtici, : i»- <# ee-d* '■ "■ ■ QUEENSLAND'S 2POLITI£}B. '."> M«xLßoir4isf»„' Jnno 23. The no-confidence motion moved by/Mr.- \j, Orfpps has been defeated by, only ©tie vot«^;' the division b*>ing: For 35, ftgainet 36. After the division, the Premie? i;ars) move J the ad jour nine nt of the Hoase until Tuesday. Hi will en that day announce the intentions of the Government. JESSE DARLING'S CARGO. '; ■'.;{" .':; v '•; Aioklaidk, June 23. ; The cargo of the Jesse Darling, schooner* which was pierced by In .anchor and sank,;.; lias been, Entirely destroyed. It consisted ef.J 1600 bags of wheat, FATAL MINING ACCIDENT. T*o miners' named')StSS Jane 23. Two miners named Eetallaek and Smith ■ have keen killed at Charters Tower* by .i: fall of stone. A RHODe¥~SOHOLAB. Mr. W. A. Barton,'souTefr^dSaV, Mr. W. A. Barton, son of Sir Edmund! Barton has been selected as the &bode* scholar for New South .Wales. ..;.• :^gi MS. CRICK REFUSES CONSO- '■ LATION Stcnst, Jaae 23, Mr. Crick, a member of the Government of Sir John Sea,' bat 1 who was .'not taken into the Cabinet of Mr. Wssddeill,; aanaance* that be has beea-oifered .by the 'Govern.V rami, : and -has refused Lu« diahrmacabip of the Land Appeal Court, rendered vacant! by the death of the late ehaamaa, Jdr # - 1 -