AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3162, 29 September 1892, Page 3

AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

(HY KLKCTHIO TRI,KOH.\rn.— COI'YRIOHT.) j\li;i.l'.ouuxE, September 27. At the annual Synod of the Church of England, Bishop Goo. speak.ng of the revised version of the Bible, admitted its value for reference, but objected to its substitution for the authorised version, on the grounds that the textual authority is doubtful, and its English worse. September 28. The annual report of the Railway Commissioners shows a deficit, after meeting interest and charges, of £480.000. The revenue was £3,09a,000 and expenditure £'2,138.000. Sydney, September 27. The manager of the Union S.S. Company has had a favourable interview* with the Postmaster-General respecting the San Francisco mail service. "Mr Kidd suggests that New Zealand should conduct negotiations with the other Governments in the matter, in a similar method to that adopted by the South Australian Government regarding thecablo negotiation. Great damage was caused to crops and stocks by floods in the Bathurst and Dubbo districts. The old central police site, George street, was sold by auction to day, and purchased by the City Corporation for £124,000. September 2S. Tho men arc returning to work at the Proprietory mines in small numbers. Efforts are beiti? made to conclude the want-of-contid aiee debate tonight. Hohaut, September 2 s *. A collision occurred outside Tumai Heads between the tug VTvlia and the barque "Wenona. Both vessel; wee tuwejl in badly damaged. Cai.ittt.x, September 27. The Hazara tribes have proclaim tie their good will to Great Britain. Persians eat 100,000 pound-; of aniui daily.