AUSTRALIAN CABLES.
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Received September 23, at 10.34 p.m. Melbourne, September 23. air Chamberlain replied to Sir E. Barton's cable as follows : "Believe ln'ultimate success. Rejoice in your co-operation." Sydney, September 23. A boy named Large fell on the top rail of the cattle gallops at Tamworth, and was impaled through the arm by a hook, and wag suspended for a few moments in dreadful agony, till the muscles gave way. In connection with the Parliamentary Committee to inquire into the alleged evasions of the Arbitration Act, the principal witness obeyed the summons to attend, but refused to be sworn. The matter was referred to Parliament. The Attorney-General advised the Committee that they had no power to compel witnesses to be sworn. The Cabinet will consider the petition to-morrow. Received September 24, at 1 a.m. Sydney, September 23. Dr Bruce has been elected Moderator of the Presbyterian Federal Assembly. A harbor steamer conveying 500 Christian Endeavorers, was run into by the K.Y. tug near Circular 'Quay to-night. There was great excitement. Both boats were damaged above the water-line. The passengers were landed safely. News by the mail announces that Sir ±l. H. Rawson has been promoted to the rank of Admiral. ■
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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8294, 24 September 1903, Page 1
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