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Pbovoking.—"He provoked me into loving him!" was a pretty girl's excuse for engaging herself to a man whom she had always professed to hate.

Auctions TO-MOKEOW, JANUARY 23bd. 12 o'clock, At the Shortland Wharf, T will sell 3 tons of SPLENDID POTATOES, Grown on the Ellerslie grounds, near Auckland. TOHN LEYDON, AUOTIONEEB. Tenders TENDERS. mENDEBS will be received afc the PresbyX tery up to THURSDAY next, the 25tb, for ENLARGEMENT to the CONVENT. Specifications can be seen, and full particulars obtained each day before 10 a.m., on application at the Presbytery. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 102 Volunteer Notices THAMES SCOTTISH BAND. ALL Members are requested to ATTEND at the u«ual time THIS (Monday) EVENING-, for Practice, and Monthly Meeting. H. A. CLERY, 98 Sec.T.S.B. Electoral THAMES HARBOUR BOARD ELECTION. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,-I J-^ wish to announce that lam a CANDIDATE for a SEAT at the Board ; if you do me the honour to Elect me I pledge myself to serve you diligently, and do my utmost to advance the interests of the Thames District generally. James Milne Mennie. I GO TO THE POLL! January 10th, 1877. . 9 X TO THE ELECTORS OF HARBOUR BOAED. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN — •*-^ Having resolved to stand for one o the vacancies in the Harbour Board, I respectfully solicit your votes. If elected I will use my experience in administering the affairs of the Harbour Board economically and honestly for the good of the j district. 99 W. SotJXER. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE THAMES HARBOUR BOAED. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN —I JLi respectfully solicit your Votes and Interest for a Seat at the above Board. I ana, yours respectfully, 101 Alfred Pbice. ~ PUBLIC CRUSHING. miE "Unclerrigned h prepared to CRUSH J_ L«r ? c or Small PARCELS of QUARTZ at Lowest Rates. -J.--W.Wai.keb, Manager. Kurauui Hi fUniied Company, . January 19, 1877.