AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
By Telegraph.— 'Association.-—Copyright.;'■?■? THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS. Sydney, November 22. Mr. J. C. Williamson denies a rumour .that he : intends abandoning the New Zealand dates, and declares that his firm's policy regarding Dominion attractions remains unaltered. p • _, THE PYRMONT FIRE. Sydney, November 22. ■';■:' Saxton and Binns' mill, at Pyrmont, which was partly destroyed on '■ Saturday, was insured :for £40,750. The New Zealand Company's - ; policies totalled-' £5950, the National £3250, and the South British £750. There is only £20,000: insurance on the portion burnt. DAVIS CUP CONTEST. Sydney, November 22. N. E. Brookes, : the Victorian tennis champion, is in indifferent health, and may not.play in the singles in the Davis cup matches, which begin here on Friday. He has decided, however, that he will play with Wilding .in the doubles. / A MURDER MYSTERY. • > )■'. _ -Sydney, November 22 The body of a man, with' the skill badly fractured, has been found tied in a sack in a waterhole near Dungog.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14225, 23 November 1909, Page 5
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