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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 594, 12 April 1851, Page 2

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[From the Nelson Examiner, Aprfl 5 j The long expected arrival of the Bi M ]j New Zealand took place on Lordship having been detained by S u c . . gales of wind at the southward in attea* B, l to reach the Chatham Islands. Uhl } ship holds a confirmation here to morrow 1 will then, we believe, return with as lay as possible to Auckland. A Tea p j was held in the School-room last 1 which the Bishop presided, and by a numerous body of Church members Til subject of Church government was introfaj by the Rev. F. H. Butt, and the opi n i ol J| the Bishop was asked on the scheme hJ submitted to the members for signature, Bishop was also asked by the Rev, Tif Tudor to clear up a charge which had J made against him relating to matters ofcr4 The late period of the week must be our jt cuse for not noticing the proceedings I greater length in our present number. I Markets.—The failure ot the cropj neighbouring colonies is already prices here. Wheat is bringing ss. 6jl 6s. a-bushel, and meets with ready J There is also a good demand for barleyd exportation at 3s. fid., while our brerj continue to give 4s. Oats may be quotedr] 3s. to 45.; flour £l5 a ton; 10s, Sawn timber 7s. 6d. to 10s. v 100 feet, according to quality.