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Press Association-Bv Telegraph—CopyrigM the if i-:-\"i: abating. ADELAIDE. January 9. The heat wave. which causvd tin- high t<'iii|!?nituie of the jI week, has now abated.
A NEW .STEAMER. SYDXEY. Dcmiil) r 0.
A cable message announce!-. the departure from Dundt ;• of Huddart, Jr ;ind Co.'.s new si earner Ulimaroa for the Xe"w Zealand trade. LONELY IKLAXDERS.
The steamer Queen Helena, from Honolulu. while passing (11-'.' mi,-ill inland of .Sophia. slippered to 1):* uninhabited, wiw fmir ])i; ]i mi liic beach. Jlie steamer hove l'i for Mime hours anil made -.-ignals, but no rcs-pon*!' ivs» made. ami the steam-i' proceeded on her vnyajjf. Revived 9.18 p.m.. Janiiarv 9tli . CREW IX I.) [ST R ESN. The steamer Morder-er. from Vancouver to South Africa, lias put in at. Sydney. Five of the Chinese members of the crew are suffering fioin b:rriberri. The sixth man succumbed.
Till'; PLAGUE. I !R! SI! AXE. January 9.
A. fatal ra»e of plagm- lias- occurred here. Th" victim was- a. man who was working in a coal hulk.
WELCOME RAIN. MELBOURNE, January 9. The hot weather lias given place to a good general rainfall.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13489, 10 January 1908, Page 5
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