GOLD FROM THE THAMES.
The p.s. Golden Crown brought upj-from the-, Thames- oh! Thu.r|daf nine boraß,Jcontainirlgl 13>,106" ounces' |o\d,| fbr |tho jJß&mj[ of Bgw\ Zealand.
Mr. R. H. Eyton, of Parnell, adverlisos a transfer of 2Qj l ah«res- jip lost, and cautioniilietpdl>lifey!g(tiiMM|(>tiuUng the same. ~ ■ v " And so ye have taken tho teetotal pledge, have ye?" suid and Irishman to another. " Indade I* hMeasnebanr'not rnpln^ned 'of\!t aitiier.""' *' :Vrfd Tim hot-Tutd ffll>Tiuiolhy to take a little wine for his 3t.01n.10h ?" "So he did : but then, my name is not Timothy, and there's nothing tlie matter with my stomach bedad!" \ A Cincinnati woman has got a divorce because she got tired of supporting her husband. Such a woman as that oughtn't to huve a hustoi<ltooa 'to moii&rimb JiA—.fl .E . Exthayagancg.—Lulu keeps her own ■ bi'duahnin, though she takes a fly overy night. y,;Wantpd)(by old.Ti_mb)T^'l3hMellawi l»6')lhe bthjor day." j
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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 471, 14 July 1871, Page 2
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144GOLD FROM THE THAMES. Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 471, 14 July 1871, Page 2
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