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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 16, Issue 812, 11 August 1870, Page 2

sTew A<iys?tisements. '~ " kstesK.-" • ' HTTS E favorite B*. above port f IIS DAY. { For Freight, or Passage, apply to - KINROSS & Co., k Agents. t Ahuriri, August 11,1870. " 341 f ; 0 $ WELJiI N 0T 0 jr.. IHE .Circular Saw Steam Naviga"o~ tion Co.'s powerful . ...... , gcrew steamer ''Lord Ashley," sapiain wJU steam for the above Port IMMEDIATELY AFTER ARRIVAL For Freight or Passage, apply to EOIJTLEDGE, KENNEDY & CO., .Agents. fort Ahu.riri, August 11,1870. 34? Order of Rechabites, NEW ZEALAND DISTRICT. CANDIDATES for the above Order in J the new Tent likely to be opened phortly after the arrival of "the next steamer jfrotn Auckland, are hereby informed thnt Dr. HiTCijiNas has kindly undertaken the Inspection of such Candidates. Brother M. TROY, I O.R. $39 Deputy for the District. AMES of DEFAULTERS who are -» indebted to the Provincial Govern pient for Assisted Passages from I/ondon $o Napier: — Name of Immigrapt. Sureties. Barry, Danjel...... Thos. Murray, Thos Murray parry, Catherine.. ~ „ Barry, Patrick ... „ „ Barry, David ...... „ } , Bun-y, Ann » » batham, Cornelius Samuel Oatham, Joseph Gill Bee, George ...... Francis Bee, F. E. Hamlin Bee, Mr 5............ » » Bee, Ellen „ » pee, Frank » » Bee, Betsey ...... ~ » }\ce t Mary ~. „ > ? Bee, Ann ,» » C«regory,Elizabeth F. E. Hamlin Gregory, FVank ',„■ „ Gregory, Henry... „ j'qttinger, "EJ. ...... Francis Bee, F. E. Hamlin Goldsmith, Ri c hd. G. S. WMtmore Mantel, Benjamin „ Grey, George „ Q'Donnell, Francis John Mulhern, James Boherty Q'Donnell, Sarah.. » » o'Donnell,Wm... „ „ O'Donnell, Qwen. „ „ (Doljery, Ann Massey Hqtchisop Mayers, John \l. R. Russell 0-lackjn, Patrick .. John Mulhern, William Reardon Woodfield.Stephen William Woodflejd, F Sutton 340

The Evening Post says;— <f The Hall Vogel steam postal route seems to be the reverse of satisfactory to the people of Melbourne, to judge by some correspondence which appears in the The writer of one letter says t —• Q-ordon and Crotch, for about 20 newspapers, were requested to pay £22 lis., and 1 can mention four others that would exceed £oQ. 1 should like to ascertain the entire amount pharged against the colony for newspapers that will not be redeemed, for if five per sons can make up the above amount, what will the entire population do ? ' Anpther pays ,—f J received by the San Franciseo route yesterday a packet containing two [Honolulu newspapers, sent no doubt b,\ some friend on his homeward voyage. The newspapers were enclosed in a cover, open at both ends, and were duly stamped with Hawaiian stamps. The letter-carrier de pianded 7s postage on same, and on examining the cover I found that the Poet office authorities had stamped on it' Mis-sent to New Zealand, 7s. more to pay.'' " All the recent American settlements which have adopted abstinence as one of their foundation stones are flourishing We read of Vineland, which was started With a constitution of " no alcohol," that jq seven years 10,000 persons (no richer than the average) have built homes on §O,OQO acres, reclaimed a wilderness, made gardens, worked avenues, and planted prchards, and there is not a single town pauper on the tract, Every person is in pome way self-supporting. This should tell distressed wives and' ruined mothers wUst can he, done. The streets of Jerusalem were kept plean by each man sweepjog before lps own door ; and if ever the pplony is punned from drunkenness, it wijrh'e with ea/eii district dealing with its