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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume II, Issue 74, 27 November 1862, Page 1 (Supplement)

Lancashire Relief Fund. —We are glad to find that the subscriptions towards the fund for the relief of the suffering operatives in the north of England are still coming in. The Auckland committee have already remitted £1,250 and they are sanguine that a further sum of £SOO will be forthcoming for remittance next mail. This is as it ought to be. Nothing that we can write could pourtray, in their true colors, the miseries to which our fellow-countrymen are subject owing the want of employment from the scarcity of cotton. Our fellowsettlers in Auckland have nobly responded to the appeal made to them and those in the out-settlements have not been slow to exhibit their sympathy with the distressed. — Southern Cross.

To all whom it may concern. SINCE my Nephew, John Wriglcy Atkinson (a minor), left this Province, my Prof iler, William Atkinson, Father to the said J. W. Atkinson, has become my Partner: the business of Sheep and Cattle Farming will be carried on in future by Wm. Atkinson, and Thos. Atkinson, Wm. Atkinson residing at Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England, and Thos. Atkinson, residing on the station at Petane. THOS. ATKINSON. To the Electors and Non-Electors of the Napier Country District. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. GENTLEMEN, —I take the earliest opportunity of informing yon that it is my intention to solicit your vote and interest to represent you in the Provincial Council at the general election, which is expected to come off early next year. I will publish my political opinions in due time. Yours respectfully, THOMAS ATKINSON. Rokeby, near Petane, (late Cockburn). JUNCTION STORES, Spit and Shakespeare Road. PRESERVED LOBSTERS in 1 lb. tins, only Is; 3d., usually charged 2s. fid. JOHN ROBOTTOM.