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Patea Mail, Volume V, Issue 478, 22 November 1879, Page 3

There has been a great deal of talking in the House about the Government printing. In the first place, a return has been laid on the table of the amounts paid to each paper in the colony for advertising duiing last year. The late Government claim that the return completely clears them of the charges made against them of showing favour to their own supporters. In the next place, a long discussion took place on Hansard. This publication costs the colony, in all, about £6,000 per annum, and has a circulation of 220 copies besides those that arc given away. One conscienceless member proposed that each M.H.R, should receive, twenty copies instead of eight, as at present. We cannot see that there is any end served by giving Hansard away in this manner. Those who value it will not grudge 10s a year. There is a growing feeling against allowing members to correct, alter, and improve their speeches after they are printed. Tin's is not only costly but it robs the work of the only redeeming quality it is supposed to possess.

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POSTPONED Sale of Timber. OWING to the inclement state of the •weather on Wednesday last, the Sale of Timber for MALCOLM* RUSSELL & CO., had to be Postponed. The Sale will now take place on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, At 2 p.m. W. COWERN, 1170 Auctioneer.

New Zealand Constabulary. TENDERS, in duplicate, will be received by the undersigned up to 12 noon of the 6th December, 1879, for the supply of Ironmongery, Timber, &c., required by the above Force at Waihi, Opunake, and New Plymouth, for the period ending 31st December, 1880. List of Articles to be tendered for can be obtained at the District Office, Waihi-, and the A.C. Office, New Plymouth. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. J. M. ROBERTS, Lieut.-CoL, Commanding Taranaki P.D. Waihi, 19th Nov., 1879. 1172n29 P 0 R S A L E , ANEW Six Roomed House, together with an Acre of Land, situated in the Town of Carlyle, and facing Taranaki Road. Terms easy. Apply at once to J. & H. CHADWICK, 1175d3 Agents* Carlyle. N O T I C E. NO Horses will be admitted to the Show Ground except those entered for Exhibition, or used for driving stock into yards. In the latter case* they must leave the Show Ground after stock is yarded. Horses for Leaping Match Will be admitted at 3.30 p.m. By order. T. EYTON, 1880 Secretary.