AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAMS.
Melbouine, DecemiiHr 8. It is announced that all exhibits for Christchnrch Exhibition may be shipped at this Port duty free. Sydnc\\ December 8. : Tho cricket inarch between English , eleven and twenty-two of Paramatta wasonclaled to-driy, and resulted in a ; victory for tho local team by five wickets. The English men in their second innings only succeeded in pat. , ting together 65 runs. The twentj- ' t»vo went in, requiring 49 to win, they obtained the required number with the , loss of sixteen wickets, and thus won the match by five wickets. The ground • was rather bumpy, and the bowling of \ the Paramatta me i dead on the wicket. At the Supreme Court to-day Hon. j Robert Wisdom, Attorney-General, i applied on behalf of Government for :' warrants for the apprehension of the 3 trustees of Milbnrn Creek Copper r Mining Company — Messrs. E. A. Par. i ker (late Minister of Mines), G. i Waddell, and C. Matheson. The apr plications were unopposed. Bail was ) <, fie red for Waddell and accepted, and orders were issued for the arrest of the ! other two trustees. D illev, Q.C, has been retained for the defence, aud . \tessr3. Davis and Want for the prose- !■ cution.
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 3911, 9 December 1881, Page 2
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200AUSTRALIAN TELEGRAMS. Taranaki Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 3911, 9 December 1881, Page 2
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