AUSTRALIA.

Southland Times, Issue 3297, 14 January 1879, Page 2

AUSTRALIA.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION'S SPECIAL WIRE.) MELBOURNE, JAN. 13. Twenty sympathisers with the Kellys> arrested ion the charge of complicity, have been remanded for a week by the Beechworth Bench. - „ r - In the match, between East Melbourne and the Canterbury team the former made 188 in ' their first innings. Canterbury in their first innings have six wickets down for 182. Mr- Lalor," the Commissioner of Customs, wiU probably visit Sydney to confer about tbe Border duties. BRISBANE, Jan. 13. Mr Borens, the merchant who failed the other day and afterwards disappeared, has been found drowned ih the river.. r He had been 30 years in the colony. . ' SYDNEY, JAN. 13. . The balance of - Lady Robinson's jewellery and a large 'quantity of other jeweUery, the proceeds of other robberies, has been found at Montgomery's lodgings. He probably ob- , tamed during the reception, and

effected the robbery after the reception was over. '..:."•," r .VFour hundred immigrants arrived to-day. VDuring a severe squall yesterday the Protestant. Hall at Lismore was unroofed, trees were blown down, and houses: flooded by the rain. Much damage was done to gardens.