AUSTRALIAN.

Thames Advertiser, Volume XII, Issue 3315, 14 May 1879, Page 3

AUSTRALIAN.

Melbourne, Monday. Arrived: 'Cuzbo.' Myers and Oox, warehouse men, have suspended payment. Cox is the member for East Melbourne, and will probably have to resign. Pour mounted armed men were seen on Dandenong ranges. A superintendent with a force of police have gone in pursuit. Melbourne, Tuesday. It is clearly proved that the men seen at Dandenong were not the Kelly's. A single case of bailing up a man unknown is reported. Sailed: The ' Rotorua.' Melbourne, May 13. Arrived: ' Arawata.' The liabilities of the Provincial Suburban Bank which stopped are very small; operations limited; the assets are over the deficiency. A meeting of the Associated Banks today a disposition was shown to support note-holders. Nothing was decided. Mace, Thomson, Foley, and Hicken were discharged for conspiracy for breach of the peace. Seventeen magistrates were on the Bench. Sydney, Tuesday. Sir Henry Parkes, in reference to the vote for the public schools, stated that the Government contemplated introducing important educational changes, Arrived: The s.s.' Wakatipu/ from New Zealand. Advices from New Guinea state that ten more native teachers at New Guinea have died of fever. Arrived; The s.s. 'Somerset,' at Cooktown, from Singapore. (SPECIAL TO THE ' AUCKLAND STAB. 1 ) Sydney, May 13. A sculling match is being arranged between Trickett, the champion, and Laycock, who beat Trickett in the Champion Scullers' Race at the anniversary regatta, and has recently defeated Rush.