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birthiight of freedom for ' a mess of pottaste.' 1 dare not occupy your valuable space with particulars of New Zealand openings for English farmers. I must seek some other channel of discourse. My aim now is simply to give a hint to my friends, if they will allow me to call them such. I am deeply sensible of the fact that the advance of wflges which has resulted from the extensive emigration of laborers to New Zealand has re-acted disastrously i upon a largo portion of their employers. Bitterly as : I regret this, after witnessing the consequent gain to the laborer, I cannot but rejoice iti hie social redemption. The best possible compensation those of us who have promoted- the labor rafrfe* ment con make to. employers is to urge them to 'go and do likewise,' and I am glad to see that the New Zealand AgentGeneral is offering special facilities for middle-class emigration to the 'England of the Pacific' "Arthur Ccayden. " 13, Clapham Common Gardens,S.W." WE have determined to offer every pair of Corsets in stock without reserve (wifcli the exception of spoonbill shapes) at greatly re'ducttl prices. No. 1 Lot comprises prices tip to 12s Get, cleaving price', 5s 6d per pair. No. 2 Lot comprises prices from 12s 6d up, and will be cleared at 7s &l pel' paii 1 / 436 BLYTHE & CO. US THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OP LIONEL HARRIS, NAPIER, JEWELLER, IN order to realise, the Trustee in above" Estate has instructed Mr llahbis to hold a GRAND ART UNION OF "WATCHES, JEWELLERY, &c., amounting to £500, in 500 Tickets of One Pound each, every, ticket winning a prize, from tho value of Five Shillings to Forty Pounds. No special prize will be named, as it will be left to holders of tickets to select for themselves from Mr Harris's large and wellassorted stock. All prizes will be quoted at the same low rates the stock is at present being disposed of. Particulars of drawing on future date. 535 -JV/T URRAY, ROBERTS& Co., Are sole Agents in Hawke's Bay for Ind Coop and Cos. Unrivalled Ale. 350 CASES in STOCK. ON HAND. ALE— Bass's and Blood's STOUT— Blood's and Machin's WINES AND SPITIS— 400 Gall. Iron Tanks. FENCING WIRE. Samson, Steel, Oval, Johnson's, Eyland, Cook's and Patent Barb Fencing. STAPLES— AII sizes and gauges. WOOLPACKS AND CORNSACKS.— IIIALL'S SnEEP DIP— Flour, Moir's Canterbury Maize, Oats, Bran, Oatmeal Cabin Bread, Fancy Biscuits Galvanized Iron, Ridging Spouting, Piping, Screws and Washers, Nails, Oils, Whitelead Stockholm Tar, Sheep Shears Fern Scythes, American Axes Ruddle, Lamp Black Manilla Rope, Soft and Washing Soap, Lawn Mowers Lime Juice, Cordial Carbolic Acid, Arsenic Tobacco, and ovrey Station Requisite. GROCRRIES. Teas, Sugars, Vestns, Coffee Sauces, Pickles, Blacking Soda Crystals, Jams, Butter Pearl Barley, Candles, Currants Raisins, Rico, Cornflour Castor Oil, Sulud Oil, &c. &c. 546 ABSTRACT BALANCE - SHEET of . Average Plate Ship " City of Auckland" :— To Pay. To Receive. Banner & Liddle £11 3 0 Batham, J. M. 0 5 4 Blythe&Co. 17 8 Bridge, H. H. 3 14 11 Colledgc & Craig 38 7 11 Dransfield & Co. 55 18 11 Gibbons, R. G. 2 12 0 Giblin, A. 0 16 7 Gilberd & Co. 7 14 11 Harding, Josiab. 1 16 O Harding, John 3 2 1 Hawke's Bay Club 108 11 3 Heyland, Rowland 0 6 5 Hill, Kenrick 0 8 10 Kinross & Co. 60 12 2 32 18 5 Knight, Brothers 47 17 1 Large &Townley 23 12 9 Lyndon, E. 6 18 Manoy, A., & Co. 6 14 11 Mansfield, A. 14 1 M'Vay, J. • 11 4 8 Minister of Public Works 579 19 7 Murray, Common & Co. 8 19 6 Neal and Close 29 0 1 Newton, Irvine & Co. 6 9 4 New Zealand Loan and M. Co. 7 16 4 Ormond, J. D. 25 3 5 Rhodes, Joseph 17 9 1 Ruddock & Fryer 68 14 2 Russell, Brothers 5 19 7 Russell, H. R.- 9 17 1 Sabin, W. T. 0 14 8 S'ainsbury, G, E. 4 13 11 Sewell, S. F. 14 0 6 Stuart & Co. " 80 17 3 Wardrop & Co. 12 6 7 Watt, James 2 13 11 Williams, 11. 65 16 2 Williams, N. 13 3 0 City of Auckland 438 110 Tho New Zealand Shipping Co. 1,242 18 1 £1,522 11 8 1,522 11 8 With reference to tho above, I beg to notify that Creditors of tbe Average can receive their balances on and after THURSDAY, 6th instant. Debtors are requested to pay at once. A receipt with a copy of the adjustment will be given to each Consignee on settlement. The New Zealand Shipping Co. D. BALHARRY, Local Agent. Napier, sth November, 1879. 54] TRUSTEES OF NAPIER RABBIT DISTRICT ELECTED. Colonial Secretary's Office, Wellington, 20th October, 1879. TfcTOTICE has been received, under th J3I hand of the Returniug Officer, Mr £ Y. Collins, that, on the lltli instant, th under-mentioned persons were duly clecte to be Trustees of the Napier Rabbit Dis trict : — Hugh Campbell, John Chambers, a Matthew Robertson Miller, ; - ■ John Mackersey, and Frank SiursEY Wateehouse. c 545 John Hall,