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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 8, Issue 409, 6 September 1866, Page 2

Mb Edwaud Lyndon will hold his quarterly sale of Town, Country, and Hush Lands, at his new Land Auction Mart, Bhakespearo-road, this day, at 2 p.m. To the Public.—Parties wishing to write via Panama are reminded that they caa do so this morning by the Taranaki, —the mail closing at the Chief Post Office at ii a.m. Telegbap n peom Wellington to Napiee.— Now that the laying of the submarine cable baa been successfully completed, it is proposed to connect this town with Wellington ; ana Uie General Government arc in hopes mat the desired object will he completed during ttio present huancial year. Depaetuee op the 14th Regiment.—At noon on Tuesday, 4th inst., the detachment of the 14tu Regiment, which have for so long a period been stationed in this Province, took their departure for Auckland in the s.s. Lord Ashley. THe men were marched down from Gore iirown .barracks at 8 a.m., and were shipped in boats, —the operations being superintended by Mr Kentledge, and the Caplain; and occupied only one hour and tea minutes. The men of the I4th were greatly respected in this town, where they have passed so many happy days, and although there were, as a matter oi course some “ black sneep" among their number, we feel sure the good wishes of the people of Hawke’s Hay will follow them wherever they may be stationed. The 14th will proceed to Otahuhu on disembarkation at Auckland, prior to tliexr departure lor Australia,