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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2055, 5 August 1875, Page 2

; isr to-day's issue we publish Mr Under Secretary Haugliton's annual report on the Goldfields of the .Colony, which waswired to* us by : our. special correspondent at Wellington. The report is- very interesting, containing, as it "does, matter and figures'illiistrative oftheprogrcss of the.industry o£which:the Thames is one of the; most; important centres. y It will be seen by advertisement in our present issue that the Cure diridendiis five shillingsper share; eqiial t0.£2000 on . tho capital of the company. These was no business in the Resident j ;Magistra^s {Court to-day; " i A jpoTTAaE. ohVthe Cure, mine took fire to-day;;about half-past; eight o'clock, but assistance.was rendered and the,fire was put out. without anj; damage being done. : Wins yesterday's New Zealand Herald and Thames Advertiser there was presented to subscribers t a.. sketch map or planjjpf -'claims : : ;tafen l'?tip-in-,^the': : Tiairua; goldfields extensibfc" By means' of this joint effort bnthff part of the Herald and Advertiser many persons, will have been put in possession of a very useful little plan. ■' - ';- ".;■ '-■■'■ ■';■'. :':/:.y'':-[ '■. : ..■:' .-\ ' On Dir; that several wdrttty members have expressed their intention of leaving St. George's Church, Jhe reason alleged being that since the: late gale'the church has shown such a decided leaning towards the ltoman Catholic Church., [Since the above was sent us, some one, probably having seen it, has sent us the following:—] :; ■..-..;..."; W<3 have l><?arilJt told, ■ . ; : - By :" them'of old," ,' How, J>y cyery.l'last of wind, . .. '-..'' : ■':■ Each\vaii' and stray, :... Is blown out of his way, '."'... Froinhts \yant qf weight of mind. ' •: : Though the fool may mock-, - And the sceptic scoflf, ..- '■>■■•■ And her children faithless prove, :. Yet, oui I.Church, we pray, , r • : " •. May last for aye,.' - "' . • Built firm upon Truth and Love.