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By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Sydney, April 12. Mr Prosser purchased the Rrssley colt Cygnus for 80 guineas, not Favorian. Mr W. BpTey paid 625 guineas for a Positano—Bangle colt. The sixty-ono yearlings sold reah'sed 8082 guineas. Locke has been committed for trial in connection with the abduction of the girl Wood.
Advices from Colombo sent on arrival of the troopship Britannic there stated that it bad been ascertained that altogether thirty Imperial soldiers had deserted during the visit to Austra i: au ports. The imports into Sydney from January Ist to April 6th were valued at £5,620,000, a decrease of £560,000, and the exports at £5,152,000, an increase of over £351,000 compared with the same period of last year.
Perth, April 12. The preliminary inquiry into the wreck of the steamer Karrakatta exonerated the captain and officers, and greatly praised the captain and chief engineer for their cool behaviour. The evidence proved that the steamer struck an unchaited rock.
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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 81, 13 April 1901, Page 1
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