Australian Cables.

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume IV, Issue 1130, 27 October 1904, Page 3

Australian Cables.

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Shipping BnwiT. thii dw. Arrived, 8.15 p.m.: Waikaro. Mblbocrne, this day Arrived: Hawkcs Bay, from London, Sailed: Mooraki. Tram Collisions btdnh. tliii day, Two trams collided yesterday in Georgestreet owiug to jumpingoff the points, and fivo passengers wero slightly injured, Shortly after the traftio was in working ordoragain a similar acoident occurred in tho samo plaoo, four passengers being injured, one rather seriously. * -- , Baiway Rates Stdhii, tail d«J. . The Railway Commissioners have in formed a deputation asking for cheap country rates that if tho railways were to bo made to pay it would at once be necss-: sary to reduoo tho wages and increase tho rntos.. Obituary BYDNRY, this day. Tho death is announced of the Rev, Peter Falooner McKenzie, of tho Annandalo Presbyterian Church, and oxmodoMtor. He was formerly of Now Zealand, A Deadlock Settled Hoiiart, this day The dmidliick over tho Government taxation proposals has been sottlcd by compromise, the result being a freo conforonce between tho Hrusos, Wool Sales BtnniT, this vUj. iMie wool markot is brisk. American is in domand, Strong greasy is quoted up lSJjd, and scoured 19.'d, The Onyx Stunk, thii dw The Onyx has resumed her voyago. Yacht Missing PEBTH.Oct. 27 Tho yacht Thelma ar.d her crow of six aro missing. Theywht is ln-lii-vod to havo foundarod,

Icebergs Sighted ItaßouiME. this day A nmiibor of vessels roport icobergs in the Southern Ocean, and two vory largo ones and numbers of smallor ones GOO milos south-west of Cape Lomun,