Ovens and Murray Advertiser (Beechworth, Vic. : 1855 – 1955), Thursday 25 November 1880, page 2
NEW SOUTH WALES.
Albury, Wednesday.
Sir Henry Parkes, the Hon. J. Watson (Treasurer) and party passed Albury this evening without stopping, and took 1 special train at Wodonga at 8 o’clock, to attend the Border Duties Conference. They breakfasted in Sydney, and will partake of supper in Melbourne.
Sydney, Wednesday. A reef has been struck ten miles from Cobargo. The prospects are good, a pound of gold to the dish having been washed. Kate Kelly and her brother, with Ned’s horse, &c., commenced to exhibit them selves in an old out-house up a lane in King-street, a few doors from Pitt street; Kate and Jim on horseback, the former on Ned’s grey mare, and the latter on Kate’s pony; Kate is dressed in deep black and Jim in bushranger’s attire. They conversed freely when spoken to. The attendance during the evening was very large; the price of admission being one shilling. The police are unable to stop the show, but have to stand at the end of the lane to keep the footpath clear.
Glenrowan 