BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
Auckland, Septembers. A woman named Taylor, of dissipated habits, dropped down dead suddenly after breakfast this morning. Death is supposed to have resulted from the effects of intemperance.
Reefton, September 6. The Golden Fleece Company have declared a dividend. They have got 1,418 ounces gold from 589 tons quartz. The Hopeful Mine got 927 ounces from 15 tons. Mining property on the Inangahua has advanced in value.
An Economical Betrothed.‘And you think, darling, you could be content to share my huuib.e lot and live in a quiet way with love and me !” queried the blissful lover as he looked fondly into her translucent blue eyes. Why, yes, precious ; you have no idea how economical 1 am. Pa gave me 100101. last week to buy a new silk, and I saved enough out of it to purchase four purs of six-buttoned kids !” The last heard of ihat young man was, the doctor had ordered him to the Black Hills for his health.
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Evening Star, Issue 4222, 7 September 1876, Page 3
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164BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. Evening Star, Issue 4222, 7 September 1876, Page 3
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