AUCKLAND NOTES.

Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2147, 20 November 1875, Page 3

AUCKLAND NOTES.

JBOJi OtTR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. Friday.

Mr. Howe's Movements. The immaculate William is extending bis Coromandel political connection, but lie may rest assured that when the proper time comes a couple pjf " old birds " will go down there who will give him " beans " if he is a Government supporter. Taihoa. The Servants' Association. The United Men Servants'; Association of this city is now in full swing. The officer* are appointed* and a careful set of rules iitvo been prepared for the guidance', of members. Servants at the Thames portion of the province cannot do better than join the Association. The entrance f«e is only Is 6d, with a weekly contribution,p|6d. The benefits;are similar to otb^ir Friendly;; Societies.:- The present strength\is 80, and already, several members Save obtained situations through the agency i of;'-fthW new and useful mutual undertaking.' ;•>*- :;; ■?-••••■•■■ •' ■ -:-- ;.;(|^rame3^,Moires. ; : : . :t >■,-•?■. - The Gorj^)am6nt organization for 4he nanageHTcot and control of elections i» being stea.dily carried on inithe various places, and to^further the " welfare "^of the country three very "disinterested " gentlemen, MeslrsiWhitaker, J. 0. Firth, and Thomas Merrini interviewed the; Premier to further the desirable Eeally the "modesty"- of people who: are looked upon as sympathisers t 6f the: PollenfGbTernhierit' is' truly "cheeking." We shall nave to erect-some public mark of respect to many of our ptiblic.men if this decided interest ,in l the welfare: of the'coloriy^ is continued much longer .by far seeing politicikns., .' ; ; -;;.. : './'/. ,'..■-. ;; ..