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CHAMPION SHEEP LIFE SENTENCE FOR A BOY MURDERER DEFINING SCRIPTURAL TERMS SYDNEY, June 30. Queensland has been declared plagueinfected, and all vessels arriving from there will be quarantined. At the sheep show S. McCaughey took the grand champion prize for the best merino ram in the show ; the executors of D. McCaughey for best ewes ; Wiseman (N.S.W.) grand champion for longwool sheep. At the coursing meeting Martin Taylor's (N.Z.) Vinolia divided the Orange Cup. The capital sentence on Murphy, the Grafton boy murderer, has been commuted to imprisonment for life. MELBOURNE, June 30. c . The wheat market is easier and closed weak at 3s per bushel. The Royal Commission on religious instruction in schools has adopted a resolution that where the words "Sheol," "Hades," "Gehenna," or " Tartarus " occur in the original, the revised version of the _3ible shall be used.
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Southland Times, Issue 14684, 2 July 1900, Page 3
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