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aro not satisfied with this, that the natives bo at once given up, • I believe that Titokowaru has . written to Captain Wilson telling him this, and excusing himself /from any participation in the crimes committed by the young men of Manngaporna. SPECIAL SETTLEMENT. The following extracts are from the ‘Taranaki Herald V report of. the meeting of the Taranaki Waste Lands Board on Monday, 29th October —“ Another Special Settlement. —The'following telegram, received on 27th October, from Mr 11. F. Christie, was read “ I hereby apply for 5,000 acres of land at Patea river, Mountain Road, on South side, one mile and a-half frontage to road, on the same terms as Air Fookcs’, and for the same purpose. If land cannot be-granted at river, wouldprefera site nearer Normanby. If Board is agreeable would take land on both sides pf road, with three miles and a-half frontage, in which case would ask Board to name price per acre. Terms, in other respects, to be same as if land was only one side of road.--H. F. Christie.”—Mr Halse was in attendance on behalf of Mr Christie. He stated that Mr (JBfctie was a man of large means, having in Scotland, and it was with a that the settlement was proposed to ..arted he believed. After some discussion it was resolved, “ That the Board is prepared 'to receive and consider applications from Mr Christie; for a special settlement in terms somewhat similar to those of Mr Fookes’. Bona fide occupation, or improvements on the land will be required, it being further understood that the price, as well as terras, shall be an open question to be decided when the site has been determined upon.” A Protest. —A letter was read from S. B, Corrigan, protesting against the application of Messrs Cano for land between Otoki River and Taumaha Native Reserves being acceded to,—-No action was taken in the matter, ~ Holloioay's Weakness and Debility.—Unless the blood be kept in a pure state, constitution must be weakened and disease supervene. Those wonderful Pills possess the power of removing- or neutralising- all contaminations of the blood and system generally. The3 r quietly but certainly overcome all obstructions tending to produce ill health, and institute regular action in organa that are faulty from irritation or debility. They improve the appetite and 'thoroughly invigorate the digestive apparatus. Holloway’s Pills have long been known to be the surest preventives of liver complaints, dreadful dropsies, spasms, colic, constipation, and many other diseases always hovering round the feeblo and infirm.

Election of a Member for tbe Patea County Council. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. IN pursuance of the authority Tested in me by Avriting- under the Seal of the Patca County Council, I hereby notify that an Election will take place at the Native Office, at Hawera, on MONDAY, the 26th day November, for the purpose of electing a member for the Hawera Riding, in place of T. Middlemas, Esq., resigned. Nomination of. candidates will take place at the aforesaid office, on Saturday, the 17th day of November, at noon. Nomination papers will be received by ‘the Returning Officer, at the office of the Patea County Council, Carlyle, from the date of publication hereof until 4 p.m. 'of "Friday, the 16th November, and at Hawera, from 10 a.m. till noon of Saturday, the 17th of November. Forms of nomination can be had on application to the office- of the Patea County Council, Carlyle, or to J. S. Greig, Esq., HaAvera. J. BLACK, Returning Officer. Carlyle, November 6, 1877. G57n17 IMPOUNDING NOTICE. *T aIPOUNDED from the land of Mr J. P. Wilson, on the sth November—--1 Chestnut Mare, branded like anchor AA'ith half circle 1 Bay Gelding, with grass lump on jaw, no visible brand Unless the above are released, and all expenses paid within twenty-one days from this date, they will he - sold in accordance Avith the" Taranaki Impounding Ordinance. H. I. DAVIS, Poundkeeper. November 5, 1877., 654 The Board of the Education District of Patea. NOTICE.— Parents, Guardians, and others will please take notice, that Proceedings will be taken to recover all School Fees unpaid after Wednesday, the 21st day of November instant. Note.—The Masters of the various Schools throughout the District will receive any foes owing for their respective Schools, up to the above date. W. COWERN, Secretary and Treasurer,' The Board of the Education District of Patea. 656n21 rvlidliirst Special Settlement FACILITIES are offered for the acquiring of Land in this Settlement by the Working Man, beyond anything ever before attempted. Applications will close at the office of the undersigned, on 15th November. W. COW EJBIV, 642u14 Auctioneer, Carlyle.