THE THAMES.
THIS DA.V.
[PROM OITTI OWN COERESPONDEHT.]
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT THE
WHAU CLAIM,
TUB BRIGHT SMILE,
THE CALEDONIA^.
Gbahamstowx, 3 p.m
The main run in the Caledonian is looking well. Specimens have been taken out towards the Utago.
A miner named Drinkwater was nearly killed this morning' by the falling of a tree at the Whau claim. He has been conveyed to the hospital.
The Bright Smile are about to break out stone, far crushing.
The Inverness fcriburers are working vigoronsly. The Q-olden Age have taken out specimens from the main workings. - -■
In the District Court, Eogan v. Eeeve, claim £100, for false imprison-! ment, arising out of an assault at a public meeting. Eeeve, a J.P., signed warrant, and nothing coming of the ease, Eogan now sues the Justice for damages.. -.- _-■ ■...-. : •: ._.•:..■ ,
The Hibernian anniversary festival was a success.
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Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 517, 6 September 1871, Page 2
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140THE THAMES. Auckland Star, Volume II, Issue 517, 6 September 1871, Page 2
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