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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 326, 25 January 1871, Page 3

SB2OULTELEGBAMS THE THAMES. THIS DAY. THREATENED STOPPAGE OF THE TATJRANGA MATL BY MERE KURU. SHIPMENT OF GOLD. Giuhamstown, 3 p.m. The Ohinemuri mailman reports thafc Mere Kuru states she will not allow the mail to pasa after "Wednesday. Specimens have been found on the Balmoral, Waiotahi (abandoned ground). , . The Bank of New Zealand shipped 3049 ozb. of gold for Auckland this morning. A splendid crushing has been obtained from the Excelsior, Coromandel, viz., 54 ounces from a ton and a half of stone. WANTED— An Experienced HOUSEMAID.—AppIy at tlie office of this paper. WANTED, by a Young Lady, an Engagement as Governess : country pre' ferred. Good testimonials.—Address "Lex/ office of tliis paper. WANTED— The public to know tbat PRINTING!- of every description is executed at the Evening Stab Office, with neatness and despatch. ■T"TTANTED— Twenty Experienced COAL MINERS, for the Collingwoocl (Nelson) Colliery.—Apply to the Manager, ab the Mine. WANTED, TWO or three BOYS to run the Evening Stab. Good boys can earn from 15s to 25s a week. LOST— A Small Gold Trunk LOCKET in Wyndbam-street or Queen-street. The iinder will be rewarded on leaving it at Mrs. Senior's, LOST— Between Symonds-street and Newmarket, on Saturday last, a MEDICAL BOOK. —Any person returning the same to the office of the Evening Star will receive 5s reward. FOUND— A Gold Watch KEY.—The owner can obtain it on paying expenses, on application at the Evening Stab Office. HTRAYED OB DETAINED—A Girl about 0 10 years of age, named ELIZABETH CLARK, selling fly capes. Any person detaining her after this advertisement will be prosecuted. JOHN E. LAURANCE, corner of Cook and Elliott-streets, opposite Cousins and .Atkins Coach Factory. T) LEACHED SHEETING, 2 yards wide _D Hd. per yard. J. COSGRAVE & CO.'S. TNSPECTION INVITED, Comparison J challenged, Competition defied, at J. COSGRAVE & CO. 1 Ofl A YARDS of GOOD STOUT LONG 1/vUU CLOTH, nearly a yard wide, at B|d, a yard. "^ ,T. COSGRAVE & CO. rf) PIECES of BROWN HOLLAND, at 0t) 44d. per yard. J. COSGRAVE & CO. rA A PIECES of DRESS STUFF, 6|d. OUU per yard, worth Is. GJ. J. COSGRAVE & CO. PA A GENTS STRAW and CHEAP HATS, OUU from la. tid. each. J. COSGRAVE & CO. 1 1 KA YARDS of CRIMEAN FLAN110U NEL, lOicl. per yard. ,T. COSGRAVE & CO. QAA PIECES of WELCH FLANNEL, &\j\J at 9£d. per yard. __ ~ J. COSORAVE & CO. FAA MEN'S BLACK SAC COAT 3, V\j\j Perfectly New, 13s. 6d. J. COSGRAVE & CO. £AA PIECES of PRINT, warranted to O\)\J m ash, at s|d. per yard. ___ J. COSGRAVE & CO. HORROCK'S LONG CLOTH, at sd. per yard. _.L_OGjJG]^yE & CO--00 A PIECES of MAGNIFICENT DRESS VO\J STUFF, to be sold at 5Jd. per yard, worth Is. __ J. COSGRAVE & CO. [ AD VEBTIS i' MEN T. ] THE UNEMPLOYED. To the Editor of the Evemng Stak. Slit, —Can you inform me i f it is the ease tliae the former lessee and manager of the Ifyhfdng Nen-s wiib in the habit of paying to tbe o^y/br £8 per week regularly ; that be was dispensed with by the pre-ent manager, who came over here to occupy his position and improve the property ; and that the owner at present receives but a fraction of the former income, while the manager has his work and his salary to keep him from being one of the " unemployed ?" I would ask is that what he would call on Sunday, "visiting the widow and fatherless in their affliction ?"- I am, Sir, yours, &c, A FfilENB OP THE WOEKING MAN. P.S.—I enclose £1 to pay for this advertisement.