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Thames Star, Volume XVI, Issue 5015, 7 February 1885, Page 2

Mabvellous [Bab&ains in MiUinery and Drapery', and a large lot of Clothing at onethird its value is now Soiling at J. MacSHAI/L's, Albert Btroat.—The:' Pollen street. Branch is taken over by Mr G. BOON (late Manager).

John Q-eant, a Cronioyille miner, foil last woek into an old prospecting shaft. He once reached the top of the shaft, only to fall back again, on aocountof the ground breakiug away. After ten hours' immersion—there was water -ut the bottom —he was rescued from his Unpleasant and solitary quarters. —Inangahuu Herald.

"Nattg-HT^CUSS" writes as follows:—"Is nothing to be done to the outlet of the Kauueranga Creelr, near the beacon, so that cutters and other small craft can get up to Shortland Wharf at other times than spring tides ? 1 observe the dredge is lying idle in 1 Moauatairi Bay.' Why not use it to clear the channel, and thus take away not only the silt, but also the heavy reproach against the Harbor Board for neglecting so long such an important work! The channel posts of the creek, from the beacon towards Curtis' Wharf, alio require replacing."

Kidney complaint, one of the most com mon and yet most neglected diseases of this country, can °be teadily cured by the ose of Hop Bitten. Set