AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
MELBOURNE, Monday. •The Loch Ard, from Glasgow,, is a total wreck near Cape Otway. All perished except two. • '..'., The Blackbird,, steamer, from Newcastle, has been wrecked on the NinetyMile Beach. . The passengers and crew were saved and landed at Port Albert. The weather is boisterous. The two survivors from the Loch Ard, which was wrecked yesterday, were a young lady and a midshipman.; /" Miss Carmichael, the survivor of the f wreck at the Heads, is"no£ expectedr*tb* recover. There is no trace of the wreck. The vessel went down in, ten minutes after striking. ■ 1 •• , , Tuesday. ; One hundred and eight entries for the Melbourne Cup, and forty for the Champion Stakes have been received.
£Per Press Agency .J 'pUNEDnr, Tuesday. Mr Donald Eeid has| forwarded his resignation for the representation of the Taieri to the Speaker. V HOKITIK4, Monday. The " West Coast Times *| this .uorning says that Mr Seymour- George, nephew of Sir Gr. Grey, is likely to be a candidate for election in the district in place of Mr Button. A requisition is now being largely signed./ No local candidate is in tnp field.
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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 68, 5 June 1878, Page 2
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186AUSTRALIAN NEWS. Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 68, 5 June 1878, Page 2
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