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Evening Star, Issue 3593, 28 August 1874, Page 3

A Calcutta despatch says that the riven from Assam to Oude have flooded the country, causing much damage. The steamer Tuapeka is a most unfortunate craft. The Clutha ‘Leader’ states that she has again taken up her eld quarters at the bottom of the river. When proceeding down the Kawan branch yesterday forenoon and/when opposite Mr Griffith’s, she •truck upon a snag and immediately filled With water. An attempt was made + o run her. ashore.but was only partially successful. She now lies with her bows on the beach and her stem under water. She bad on beard at the tune of the accident 2CO bags of Wheat and potatoes. The following publications have been exEroded from tho Dunedin Athemouxn, by resolution of the committee. The publications were presentations, and the greater part of them have been received by the institution for a number of years past: ‘ National Reformer.’ ‘Australian Witness/ ‘ Religio-PhUosophical Journal/ * Banner of Light,’ ‘ Maryborough and Dunoily Advertiser/ ‘Medium/ ‘Progressive Spiritualist/ ‘Harbinger of Light/ ‘League Journal/ ‘ Ayr Advertiser/ ‘ California News Letter/ * Atlanta California/ ‘Boston Investigator/ ‘ Life of Dr Thomas,’ ‘ Twelve Lectures by DrThomas/ ‘Dialectic Reformer/ ‘ Medical Investigator, ’ * Phrenological Journal/ ‘ Pleasant Creek Chronicle/ ‘ Discourse’ (presented by the author), by the Rev. Mr Webb, of Sydney, late of Dunedin; nndtho ‘ Protestant Standard/ l*ate Advertisements. WANTED, good Ironmongery Hand. Apply at office of undersigned, Monday, 31st. Geo. 8, Brodrick, WANTED, an Errand Boy. H. Thomas, chemist, Walker street. FLCTJB* P. M‘Gill’s and other choice brands, for Sale. John Brooks, Produce Broker, Manse street. WANTED, Board, in the vicinity of Albany street, for three gentlemen. Apply “ Alpha,” Albany street P.O. WAITED, Girl as Nursemaid. Apply Mrs Campbell, High street.