OTAND NATIOtf AL STEEPLE-*. CHASE. x .* Beemred July 10, 9.30 «.m. ' . MELBOUBNE, July 10.: s ' BotOng i» Wrly active on the Grand vSZauT 8t«epI«l«Me. Freedom, Ifc* br ( aad Pirate ate favountet at 7 to-l» ayUZuT v Hacked for several thon tSKfc lQ0 b ff 77clori«»g ■* 100 «^»»

Beat out of an Increase of bu i Pen ' ■ion.—A. Mexicmn war veteran and >M ' pfoent editor writes: "Seeing- the ad mrtiMment of Chamberlain*. ?&*&& Cboten, ud- Diairhca JUmt&y.Jx&t Wooded that M * «oMier m Jf enco SAW and '48, I contracted Mexwaft. diacfhoes and thU remedy ha.-k.pt ' ST^m>tting an increase in^my- SwuiirVo* on V«jr renewal »3om Sit'«MU«»i me." It »• unequaUtjl.jM, » mddKSrT#or diatrhoe. and topbno ««t»d^3» to take. For. sale b 7b 7 - Srnito* JPaTrnw- C<M>p. AMociafaon., WidV* Worn Figi •« m^ >««g2^ •■4 sot mnpleuant; children - tHtw» •ftcr tddag them. Price U. ■■;» ;■;

BNOWBALUNG.
Received July 10, 9.30 a.m. BRISBANE, July 10. . The representative of a South Afri can'firm is purchasing 520 cattle for shipment to Capetown. <

THE WEST AUSTRALIAN STRIKE

Received July 10, 9.30 a.m.
PERTH, July 10. Matters in connection with the rail-., way 'strike are quiet. ' It is rumoured that the Ministry, which, only holds office on Buffrance, is likely to resign and 'leave the settlement of the strike to their successors.
RETURNED VISITORS TO NEW ZEALAND.
' Received July 10, 9.30 a.m.
. , ' , - ADELAIDE, Jnly 10. Heiirs Price and .Millers, members of the Howe of Assembly, have re turned from their trip to New Zea land, where they made "inquiries with reference to industrial and agricultural matters. They speak highly of the treatment' they received.
THE ROYAL VISITORS.
