AUSTRALIAN.
— * [Per Press association.] (By Electric Telegraph— (Jopyrighfc.) SYDNEY, March 25. The remains of the wreck near Kempscy has been identified as belonging to the barque Rose M. MELBOURNE, March 26. Mr Munro, the Premier, has returned from Sydney owing to the sudden death of Mr Lnndgridge, Chief Secretary of Victoria. In the course of an intervaw he said the outlook for a successful termination of the National Contention was gloomy, as he believes the constitution will be such as neither New South Wales nor Victoria will accept. NEWCASTLE, March 26. The miners here have voted L2OO in aid of the Denniston miners. ADELAIDE, March 26. A trans- continental exploring expedition has arranged to leave Peake in a ' fortnight, and proposes to be absent for twelve months, during which time it will endeavor to fill in the blanks in the map respecting Central Australia. Mr Lindsay, of Adelaide, will have charge of the expedition. Dr Elliott, of Tovvnsville, goos as botanist ; Mr Helms, of Sydney, as natu- , ralist ; and Mr Stresch, of Adelaide, as geologist.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6027, 26 March 1891, Page 2
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