AUSTRALIAN CABLES

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXI, Issue 8834, 14 July 1905, Page 2

AUSTRALIAN CABLES

[ItY KI.KITIUU TKI.KIIItAFII.—COPYIIUIUT.] (I'm PhKNK AKSOOtATION.) deceived .lulv 14. at 10.6 a.m. Sydney, July 11. There have been further 'rains in tho Murrav Vallev, and the river is again rising' At Ailuirv it in within a foot ol the highest Hood l'evol. and there are fears of a big inundation, barge areas are nil der water, and a number of settle™ are surrounded. Mrs Vrcnch died at Wellington, N.N.W.. aged 105. , , ~ Newcastle. .Inly I'l. Sailed -Wliangape, for Wellington. Melbourne. .Inly 14Two brothers named llillel, while ,„ing cattle at llutherglcn were washed off their horses in a flooded creek and drowned. . President Roosevelt expressed Inn approeialiou of the sentiment which prompted Ihe invitation to Mr Tail and Minn I '"'' l "\ volt to visit Australia, but regroHeil that Ihov will he unable lo accept. Perth, .li.lv M. •Che eeiemre debate ia dragging on. The I abor Conference adopt I'd re'iolu lions in favor of the uat innalisal ion of the li,,uor trallie and non alienation of Crown lands. Liter details of the murders by the na lives show that thev are without parallel in ||,e north west portion of Hie Slate, and extended over two wars. Ijuite recently v-hites were snear.'d and al'lerwards bill /herd and eaten. . \ Chinaman, tai Sing, was acquitted ol the alleged iiiiii'iler on tin' '.learner Charon as ,'abled. Urecivcd .lulv M. at 11).!'. D a.m. Svdnev. .lulv 11 The New South Wales Itue.bv team 1,. „h,v the New Zealandon lo morrow is • l'.ack. Penman; Iliree milliters. Ituiisell, Ituthvcii. MacSinilh, and Itiirlolgh : live .■ighlhs. Anh'/ark : half. Woods; forwards. Lamb. Clarken. Hurdeii. .liidd. Plirger, Hirschberg, Swannell, and Murnln.