AUSTRALIAN CABLE.

Timaru Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 2766, 4 August 1883, Page 3

AUSTRALIAN CABLE.

[Per Electkio Telegraph— Copyright.] [Reoter's Agency.] [Eecoivod 0.55 a.m., Aug. -ith.J Melbourne, Aug. 3. The steamship Pathan was boarded on entering the Heads by a party of police, and the passengers mustered for inspection. Two Melbourne residents, who accompanied the police, expressly de-

clared themselves able to identify Kavanagh among those on board, stating thai they were acquainted with him m Dublin. Hinton, another "Invincible," admitted his identity, and pointed «ut a third of the party. No others, however, have been identified. The Government have prohibited the landing of the informers m this colony, and they will thoreforo be compelled to remain on board until the steamer's departure. Tho action of Mr Service m the matter has met with unanimous approval. Sydney, Aug. 3. Now Zealand wheat, per bushel, is worth 4s 2d ; New Zealand oats, 2b Cd ; maize, 2s lOd ; Sugar Company's No. 1 pieces, per ton, L 34. Adelaide, Aug. 3. Tho wheat market is quiet. To-day's quotations are 5s to 5s Id. Town flour, per ton, is worth LU 5s to LI 1 10s, and country LlO 5a to LlO 10a.