AISTRALIA.
:•''.■' - ■ • ■■— ; ■' ♦' *■ ' ■'"" •' ■■ ' United Press Association — By Electric Telegraph— ■ t ',- - ', ■• '« .| .; ■-. "'•• IJeceived'Mi&jch 29, 13.50 aitni ' . '■ FEDERATION. ! SYDNEY, Mabch 28. Mr Reid, the Premier, delivered a speech on the federation question to-night in the Town Hall before an audience numbering six thousand. He said that while there was much in the Bill that he could not approve, he would not turn traitor to federation. He urged the electors, after giving due consideration to the Federal Bill, to vote for it. Received March 29, 9.50 a.m. THE KALGOORLIE RIOT. PEETH.March 29, Four of the men concerned in the Kalgoorlie riot have been sentenced to six months' imprisonment. THE COMMONWEALTH BILL. ! LAUNCESTON, Mabch 29. : Sir E. C. N. Braddon addressed a large meeting, strongly advocating the adoption of the Commonwealth Bill. Resolutions in favour of the measure were carried with enthusiasm. Beceived March 2a, 10.45 a.m. OBITUARY. MELBOURNE, March 29. The death is announced of Ernest Parker, of Huddarfc. Parker and Co. He died suddenly.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6140, 29 March 1898, Page 3
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