IN a business letter to the office, Brother Edward Hare, of Auckland, New Zealand, writes as follows:— “Our meetings are still kept up with interest; several since we commenced have come out on the Sabbath question and are now good and earnest workers. I find it more and more that there is a power in the truth, that will save men. All the children take great pleasure in our Sabbath-school; at first we found it very strange, as the little ones were much attached to their former Sunday-school. I found that my best plan was not to play ball with both hands, and accordingly we have made a complete sweep from our old church. Our minister is very angry, but this I cannot help; I have found more real happiness in consequence, and we are all more than ever determined to go on to know more of the law of God which maketh wise the simple. “We have a Tuesday evening Bible-class, and also one on Friday evening; we have not had occasion to let one evening drop through since Elder Haskell left us. Truly God is with us to help us in the work. The Sabbath-school and service is held in my own house, and we have indeed some refreshing seasons from the presence554of the Most High. My dear people in Kaeo are all so energetic and united in the work that in no distant future there will be a strong influence that must be felt far and near. “We read with great interest in your papers of the progress of our brethren in other parts, and very naturally we long for the time when, in our beautiful New Zealand, the Lord’s holy day will be hallowed by the people, and the nation learn righteousness.”