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markable mental struggles, and the reformation and imprisonment of that extraordinary man form an admirable subject for a discourse, which will be of a very instructing nature. The Electric Telegraph. — Telegraphic communication is suspended with the other provinces, probably on account of the line being broken down between here and Picton. Band op Hope.—- The usual fortnightly meeting of this society, was held on Wednesday evening last, at the Temperance Hall. It was opened by singing and prayer. The hall was densely crowded, principally by children of both sexes. Mr. Joshua Johns ably delivered a very instructive Lecture on "The Pilgrims Progress," which was illustrated by the aid of the Magic Lantern, exhibited by Messrs. J. Crisp and J. Hill. All present were highly delighted with the entertainment. At the close of the meeting 42 children signed the pledge. ' Spring Grove Baptist Chapel. — On Sunday next (to-morow), two sermons will be preached in the Baptist chapel of this place, that in the morning, by Mr. Larson, and that in the evening, by Mr. J. Davis. On the following Tuesday, a tea and public meeting will be held. The object of the services is to obtain a fund in favor of the expense of painting | and repairing the chapel. The Guichen Bay correspondence of the Border Watch says, " There is considerable excitement prevailing here, in consequence of the discovery of two diflerent species of shale, or kerosine rock in this neighborhood. From the appearance of one of (he samples it "would appear that at no great depth from the surface, are oil springs such as are obtained in America, Kerosine claims have been taken out already. There have been rumors through the week of a new gold-field in the neighborhood of Tokomairiro, but nothing definite has yet transpired. — Otago News Letter, April 21. ADVERTISEMENTS. LOST, in tlie City, two KEYS, attached to a small broken ring. Any person bringing the same to the Mail Office, will be rewarded. 363 NOTICE. T7IOWLS found TRESPASSING upon the ProJj perty ofthe undersigned, in Washington Valley, will be DESTROYED, after this date. R. SIMPSON. J. SIMPSON. A. SIMPSON. | Nelson, April 28, 1866. 364 NOTICE. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. WE, the undersigned, acting as LAND and COMMISSION AGENTS, have THIS DAY DISSOLVED PARTNERSHIP, by mutual consent. (Signed) THOMAS HUBBARD, WILLIAM MARRIS. Nelson, April 26, 1866. 350 NOTICE. ON and AFTER THIS DATE, the Firm of HUBBARD and MARRIS is CHANGED to T. HUBBARD and Co. N.B.— All ACCOUNTS AGAINST the late Firm of Hubbard and Marris, will be PAID by T. Hubbard and Co. Nelson, April 26, 1866. 351 ~ NOTICE. J ROWLEY will start a Two-horse CAR fbr • RICHMOND, TO-MORROW MORNING, (Sunday), at half-past 10. Fare, 65., there and back. 144 ALBION HOUSE. QHEPHERD'S-PLAID long shawls, 175., 215., 27s O Fancy Tartan long shawls, 215., 275. Long shawls in Rob Roy TaTtan, 18s., 245. Gala-plaids, and Clan Tartans, piece goods for dress, ls. 6d., Is. 9d., 2s. 6d. Ladies' scarlet wool hose, and worsted, 25., 2s. 6d. Ladies' fancy stripe worsted hose, Is. 6d., 25., 2s. 6d. Girls' „ „ Is., ls. 3d., ls. 6d. Children's fancy stripe and scarlet worsted socks in all sizes, 6d. to ls. At ALBION HOUSE. CALICO'S DOWN. i Horrock's long-cloths, Is., ls. 2d., Is. 4d. j Good Wigan calicoes, ls. Inferior calico (dressed), 9d. 356 At ALBION HOUSE. PHAIiOAH'S SERPENTS, Chinese Crackers, and all kinds of Fireworks, on sale at W T . H. WEST'S, Bridge-street. 365 ARANAKL— PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS of the Streets and Buildings of New Plymouth, of the Rural Scenery of Taranaki, Military Stations, &c, on sale by W. M. STANTON, Trafalgar-street. 367