The Elections—Tho Result of the PolUnn-The Straight Tips. Soo To-morrow'a Observer."

Political Pot Pourbi—Tit-bits from tho Hustings. Sea To-morrow's " Observer."

Horrors of a l.unatio Asylum— Srartliiig Revelations by a Saoo Man, too Tomorrow's "Observer.
A lecture will be delivered this evening at St. Luke's Chnrch, Romuora. by tho Key. T. MoKenzle Frszer, on "Mozart," with vocal and musical Illustrations. The proceedings will bo commencod at 8 o'clock precisely by tho choir.
T HE PROPHET MOTU'S MEETING.
(Fbom Our Owh Correspondent.)

PUNGAREHU, this day. YOUR correspondent has just returned from Motu's meeting at To Punohu. There were the usual number present, and tho food was served in the general manner. When it was placed on the ground ia the meeting-house the master of ceremonies proclaimed that it was for tho people of both races of this land, and was presented by Motu from his love to all irrespective of raco. The pipes of those smoking were then taken away, and the food was dis tributed ; a special dish being apportioned ito your correspondent. Atcr all was con sumed and the mats swept, Motu made his | appearance; and, after sitting silent at tbo ' toble, commenced speaking. It was thought | that something might be eaid at this meeting of more importance than usual, ia consequence of tho takjn# of their jfguns and the survey of the land. The whole of an hour's speech may bo summed up ia these words: " Through tho evil dene us, good baa come. Be resigned ; all will yet be well." Wete I to write all he spoke it would not amount to mare than this.
