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, tjf iU- cartridges. The door was opened ; and more wiitcr thrown in. Thrn ; mail on the roof came down | biuvU-ggeil to th.- ihigh. lii>; hands, i!.n.:s. lower limbs a deal • burned and with }-:)wd-. r t marks. j The comrades declined the Yii-oon j Cross t(-udi red bv Tcliornni ! asked i:ot to write :tbot:: ii:<- episode. iam Mire th; y wo;:],; not like th:.i or 1 should now mention their names. f I <>r cmitinv.oti">i "f mutiny iiiattrr w J 'i'iirt/i / HASTINGS I>l STRICT SCHOOL N C A L DKC E LI T In aid of the PHIZ E F U X I) on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10ni. St. MATTHEW'S HALL.

'ITESPAY AN!' WEDN KSDAY, I)ECEMIiFU Hth ami Villi, lfr'iw. HMIIE REV. T. WALKKIi (late of JL the N.H.W. Parliament), Lecturer to the flrand Lodge of the i.0.G.T., will deliver Addresses 011 Temperance, <U-. Choir in attendance, also local Lodge in regalia. Chair to lie taken at K o'clock I>y Rev. -I. Hosking. 1 >.I). Admission free. Collection to defray expanses. Every one cordially invited to attend. & & , ";-V .H v.c-v> In I'.ANKKriTi y. —ln tlio Supreme Court, hoiden at Napier. T O l'lC!: is lien hv t'iven that A PRIOR IiORXE. of Hustings, bootmnker, was this day adjudged bankrupt; and I liotvhy summon a meeting of creditors, to be hoiden at the Courthouse, Hastings, on Wednesday, the Kith day of December, 1*1)0, at ;i.l.j o'clock. M. W. P. LASCELLES, Deputy Official Assignee. Napier, Dec. IMjO. rpo TIIE ELECTORS OF -L lIAWKES BAY. Ladies and Gentlemen, — Permit me to oiler you my sincere thanks for having again elected me to represent you in Parliament. Words fa: 1 me to adequately express all the gratitude I owe to the ladies who worked so energetically for me before the election, and so successfully 011 the eventful day. Of those gentlemen who have formed my committees in former contests 1 can say no more than that I recognise their experience, like themselves, has matured since first they boga%to give me their assistance in winning elections. I also recognise that to them and their new and active young associates, whose organisation was noiseless because efficient, is due the success of my election. 1 hope that my political opponents will believe me when I say that I shall always feel it a pleasure, as well as my duty, to be attentive, and, if possible, of use to any of my constituents, and that I will endeavor to prove to all that I am Their faithful servant, WILLIAM R. RUSSELL. Flaxmere, Dec. 7, 1896. TO TIIK ELECTORS OF UAWKE'S RAY. Laimes and Gentlemen, — Though you may be supporters or political opponents I thank you. It was opposed to my personal wishes that I entered the late contest, but still I do not regret it, my sincerest hope being that I have made no enemies. All electors will join me in this, that I have been beaten by one whom the whole colony respects. ALFRED L. D. ERASER.

4'e»fr;al ISqiilrtitsji*. 53se*tiaaK"w. E. BR O W IST ALLS attention to the fact that Christmas is coming, and that she has some Fresh I 'IIAI'LLV and CLOTHING just to hand. Some real Bargains in Straw Hats for Men, Women, and Children. Art Muslins and Prints in ,"11 latest colors and styles. Shirts, Blouses, Fancy Handkerchiefs. ,Vc. E. ffronn notifies also the arrival of G Cases of Fancy Goods, consisting of Poll* in endlf.ss variety. Large and sumll Bolls for the Babies in Wool. Bolls dressed in the latest style. Toys of all description for Boys and Girls. Photo Frames, Work Baskets, Brackets, &c. DOLL SHO YV