SHIPPING.

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SHIPPING.

ARRIVED.

S UNDAY. NO YE All

Tarnwera, s.s. (noon), Bernech, from Auckland gers: —Misses Currie, Ctu irt, Ayers, and G illies Hinton and child, Sine and infant, and Crok< Davidson, Lcomb, Jo; Armstrong, Jay, Caldw Erieson, Somerville, A tour, Barker, Austen; age.

SAILED.

SATURDAY, NO YE A

Victoria, s.s. (11 a.m.) Entwigtlc, for Aucklan nov. P; issengniriouation AG' ° - ""

—Post Office, jchoolbouse. oiling Place. Rust’s Woolshed. -Holden’s Woolshed. V alley—Hall. ..—Bruce’s Store. —Schoolhouse. m—Hair’s Creamery. —Schoolhouse. .eanae—Hindrup’s Woolshed. tutu—Hall, arau—Post Office. ;atu—Post Office. >w ..Crossing—Hill’s House. HbThf'Works’ Camp—Wailmka, The Wliave. ■Vhakarau—School house. 'i tali au roa—Schoolhou se. 1 Rakauroa—Korte’s Homes fcead. Matawai —Neill’s Store. Motu —Schoolhouse. NWharekopae—Bruce’s Store. Okitu—Factory Cottage. rWh a u ga r a—Sc hoolhouse. W,~ W.i ga n—Schoolhouse. ;fpTuaroa—Hutchinson's Woolshed. : d’ To log a Bay—Courthouse. Mangatokerau—The Homestead. N Arero—-O’Shea’s Store. Tokomaru —Public Scnoolhouse. Beckshaven —The Homestead. Puia—Schoolhouse. f Waipiro—Schoolhouse. ; Ibungia—The Homestead . Tup a roa—Schoolhouse. .1 Port Av/anui—Courthouse. Ivahukura —Schoolhouse. Te Araroa—Schoolhouse. Dated this 10th day of November, 1908

PERCIVAL THOM, . Returning Officer.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14

Victoria, s.s. (4 a.in.), 2239 tons, Entwistle, from iSoutli. Passengers: Misses Adams (2), Clare, Wallis (2). Campbell, Chrstophers, Ait ken, Alone, Syme, Hamilton, Stretch; Alesdaincr-; Morgan, Eure, Eraser, Thompson and child, Laufor, Beutsloy, Braver, Wallis, Colebrook, Sheridan, Harris, Dawes, Wren, and Williams; Messrs Morgan, Howard, Lyon, Mitchell, (.fully, Lanier, Morn, 1, ndergreen, Lo Grove, Cramp, Wallis, Tomoana, Cathie, Colebrook, Stall, Ryan, Christopheis,, Karris, Bradshaw, Mather, Oaoke, iSharpin, Robbie, Foul-ham, Gold.-nm-h, HI iek, Drummond, Clark, Player, Douglas, Sutherland, Finch. Latehfurd, Taylor, Galbraith, Clark, Hadfield, Tait, Young, Walters (2), Griffin, Thompson, Hogg, irony, Gilbert, Adams, Wren, Wall, McKenzie, Voting, Bussell, Nelson, Duncan, oWodpine, Clarke, G.roth, Aston, and Lcnaro; Rev. Hamilton ; and Muster Morgan.

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2003 tons, PassenMossman, ® Mesdames | AND THEN, for „ air, Clarke £ :r; Messrs I NAILED SHOOTERS-. uenrasrir «otuu uu iuiacai.incrio.ii. encouraged by the electors' confidence. It -would enable willing settlers to obtain freehold farms of limited ureas by the land finance system ; provide a universal annuity scheme, based on sound financial lines; help workers wives with medical aid and skilled nursing in maternity oases; push on with the settlement or the surplus native land, and put administrative measures on the statute, book for the pro- ; motion of progress, and the udvancei merit of every class of the community, j Sir Joseph Ward concludes: “The i vital importance to all classes in the Dominion' of having our country s business prosecuted so as to assistin the maintenance of that prosperity •it has enjoved, must be self evident, and a strong and courageous Government is no unimportant factoi in helping this on. I feel that the active employment of our peop.e and the opening up of additional avenues for work, and the investment and tne extension of our commercial boundaries is a goal that is worthy ol our best efforts. It is to be legretted that while the Government has steadfastly pursued such a policy tnere have been so many sinister efforts made to damage the country’s financial fabric. I would again repeat for vour assurance that all our public financial engagements have been provided for for many months ahead, anu the moneys required for carrying on our public works have terms. What we require is fctitli iu ourselves vine* our country, and having this J am certain that our future is bright with hope.”