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New Zealand Tablet, Volume VI, Issue 310, 28 March 1879, Page 7

Public Notice.— Having learnt from a number of his clients that there is an impression abroad that he. G. Hirsch, Dunedin Dye Works, George street, had gone out of the business as Dyer and Cleaner, carried on by him for the last fifteen years in this city perhaps because he has let part of his premises— his shop only to a shoemaker, this is to give notice that he is still Dyeing and Cleaning at the same works. Orders will be left at his office in George street between his former shop, now a shoe shop, and the " Little Dustpan' shop almost opposite Miss dough's. — Adit. Fossilised remains of what is reported as a gigantic pre-historic man have been found two hundred feet beneath the earth's surface in a cave recently opened in a mine near Eureka, Nev. The lower limbs, head and neck are said to be clearly defined and natural.