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Hawke's Bay Weekly Times, Volume 2, Issue 87, 31 August 1868, Page 211

-hThe Armed Constabulary.—About fifty, men of this force arrived overland from: - Wairoa about -6 pm. yesterday. The 'numerous hardships they have undergone on the East - Coast have told severely .on their'appearance,- and the garments of the majority; were iiv a-sadly dilapidated cbndition:- - .*.

! is : a' correct list of the cargo f of the brig Maggie, which left Newcastle for this port bh' the 9th inst. tons coal, T,OOO bushels mhize,' 10 cwt: bacon, 25 cheeßes, 3 cases eggs, 500 felloes, 3>oO pairs UaveSj 6 ‘ bullock poles, 2 pairs shafts, 'arid 1 cask plaster. Passengers— Mrs and' Miss' Adams. " ‘ 1

'J Sm George 'Grey and suite were pais] abpgew by tile-Wellington from Auckland

yesterday, en roate for Wellington', from which port Sir George r will, we hear, leave for-England by the frext steamer for Panama! We wish our late” Governor Godsipeed on his passage home.

M Napier Young. Men’s .Mutual Improvement Society.— A • lecture, being the fourth and last of a series given nnder ,the auspices of this society, was delivered bn Friday evening by Mr Stables, the iyice^Preridetit. - ■ Mr T. 1 Tanner'' ocoupied me qlioiV, hiicl introduced 'the lbct'uler with 8.. few.! suitable remarks! .The subject iWas ?* -Man-in-his time - plays many-parts.” JWe' s 'aro-'Utfebltf td ‘-give^'tO-ctay <y a : report ofjthi6 ietf proceedings .were i closed by ' a vote ■of ttianks/'to-"^ 4 tffiaii*' 1 and to ‘the chair■man*' , ~ >-