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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume 2, Issue 147, 14 December 1877, Page 2

LATEST TELEGRAMS. o [Special to thk Mail.] (From thk Press Agency.) Auckland, Dec. 13. Working men at a meeting agreed to give Sir G. Grey a reception, and to cooperate with the Committee formed yesterday. At a meeting of the Reception („Opmmittee, held to-day, it was agreed |«K«rect a triumphal arch, present an 'mmtiinated address,, and request Sir George to address a public meeting in the M the Theatre Royal. Wellington, Dec. 13. Arrangements are completed for changing dates of sailing of the San Francisco mail boats, whereby from January next the service will, in so far as practicable, be fortnightly with the Suez mail boats. j Over 37,000 acres of land has been sold within the last fortnight. Market quotations—Flour, £15 10s to £15 15s, guaranteed brands ; £14 10s no guarantee ; hams, 9£d ; bacon, 8d ; cheese, 7d ; potatoes, new, 8s per cwt ; butter, fresh, (Id. Taupo, Dec. 13. The Hauhau's of Rotoriri have seized the horses, equipments, baggage, &c... of Connelly, artist, who has just returned from sketching on Tongariro iand Ruapehu Mountains. WANTED, TWO MEN, accustomed to mill work. E. C. LATTER, Barry's Bay Mills. Dec. 10, 1877. TO CHEESEMAKERS. W "ANTED, a First-class CHEESEMAKER. None other need apply. Address—R. Fleming, Port Levy ; or Joseph H. Bennett, Chamber of Commerce Buildings, Cashel-street, Christchurib. ; Dec 7, 1877. WANTED, a General SERVANT Apply to MRS. H. PIPER,