Auckland, December 1; Tbe following q notation* were jpened by the Auckland Stock Exchange »t noon — SAbTS—

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Electoral.
THE PREMIER AT PATEA.
PATEA, Dec. 1. The Premier addressed a large meeting here last night, pad received a vote of thanks and confidence in the Government}

OHINEMURI ELECTORATE.
Mr. MoCullough returned to the Thames this morning after an extend ed visit to Tairua, Whangamata, the Wentworth mine and Maratoto. . He addressed the electors at each place, and with very favorable results, re ceiving votes of thanks and offers of support.
The Tararu schoolroom was well a led last evening, when Mr McGowsn placed his political views before the electors of that district Mr John Wilson occupied the chair. The can didate spoke for an hour and a half and at the close of his address he wag accorded a vote of thanks and confi dence,

Mr Mom addresses the electors of Ohinemun m the Central Hall this evening at 8 o'clock.
Mr H. J. Oreenslade's general conn mittee are requested to meet at the Miners Union Hall at 8 o'clock to night.
In an announcement eleewheie Mr McGowan wishes bis lady supporters to meet him at St. George's Hull at 8 o'clock this evening.
Mr. Jackson Palmer will address the electors of Parawai in the Sunday school room this evening. On Saturday night Mr. Palmer will speak m St. George's Sunday-school room in Rolleston street.
Mr. E. H. Taylor will address the rhames electors in the Central Hall on Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
SEAHORSE SCRATCHED.
