The editor of the Cynthiana News, in making an appeal to those owing him who are in arrear to pay up, says :- "We hope they will settle without de lay. Not that we want the money-- oh, no ! Our ink is given to us, we steal our paper, and Me win our prin ters' wages at ' seven up.' So it us nothing to carry on business. .Never theless, as a matter of accommodation, and to ease their conscience, we will take what they owe us, if they will send it immediately."

We extract the following from ft Nelson contemporary : creased expenditure on one hand, and * falling revenue on the other, the Colony is burning its candle at both ends, and clever as Mr Vogel may be, we doubt his ability to retain the confidence ot men who, although captivated by fe

THE HAWKBS BAY TIMES,

March 7, 1871.
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IHE HAWKE'S BAY TIMES . has, by order of Mr Justice Johnston, been constituted a Gazette or Newspaper iu which Notices required by the Bankruptcy Act 18G7, § 8 and the Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act 1868, § 3 to be published in the Gazette may be published iii and for the Province of Hawke's Bay..
