THIS DAY.
BOBBpr'iIpiiLKLLAN'S STOR^piq» n D U.L. THE^lNfi|^^^Q,U .STION. I|\ yy{; g^^^istown 3 pjtf."-» ''"''_.. -CfKoIJE. OUB OWN"BOIi'KESPONDENT.^. |> iT^Sj M-wrs' fight Commitjeb, meto^at; the Governor Bowen Hotel TastreLVehitfgA A memorial which had been drawn tip for presentation to the Governor, was Large public meetings are to oe held to-morrow. 1 The Flying Cloud at Coromandel have lOhtaiftedrarlS^H oLW&Q&JjLmi*<J£_ tons^uf stone. - — - -.■-—_' The Tokatea and Sons of Hiberma crushing yielded half an ounce to the ton. Air. McLennan's store at Coromandel has been robbed, and £50 worth of drapery goods, stolen..
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Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 238, 13 October 1870, Page 2
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88THIS DAY. Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 238, 13 October 1870, Page 2
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