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PANAMA, NEW ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIAN ROYAL MAIL COMPANY (Limitkd). * QTGAJVI TO ENGLAND & NEW YORK, VIA PANAMA, In coijyauiction with the steamships of the Rojjl||Mau Steam Packet Company. •' Ifiil °^ f jOllf l° n ' an(^ ' j PaciO^Hflail Steamship Company of New Tlio Screw Steamship M A T A U R A , 1786 tons register, 500 horse power, G. E. Bini), Commander, la appointed " To leave WELLINGTON for PANAMA, OJT SUNDAY, Bth SEPTEMBER, . At Three p.m., $ ■ . ,'.-•■■.- WITH HER MAJESTY'S MAILS. PASSENGERS, SPECIE, AND GOODS BOdKKD TO PANAMA, NEW YORK, AND SOUTHAMPTON Pirst-class passengers axe allowed 3361b5. , or 20 cubic feet for luggage ; second class, lGSlbs., or 15 cubic feet, which must be delivered at the Company's office twenty-four hours before the departure of the Bteamer, when it will be labelled, manifested, weighed or measured. All excess to be paid for as measurement goods, without primage. One of the Company's branch Steamers will leave Greymouth on MONDAY, 2nd SFPTEMBER, to connect with the MATAURA, at Wellington. Intending passengers are respectfully reminded that tho Island of St. Thomas is now avoided, both on the homeward and outward voyage, and the very healthy island called "Peter" is substituted for it as a port of transhipment. ■ For freight, passage, &c, apply to w ,^^ g. W. MOSS, Agent, >WN^ -»^^ Albert street. Greymouth, August 10, 1867 . "~ r ~~~~ : ' -**-?- v AUCKLAND GOLD FIELDS. STEAM TO NELSON, WELLINGTON, PICTON,. TARANAKI, MANUKAU (AUCKLAND) ; Also, to ' LYTTELTON, DUNEDIN AND . MELBOURNE. T I IHE Panama, .New Zealand, and A lls * X tralian Royal Mail - Co. 's steamship A I R E D A L'E, Archibald Kennedy, Goaunahder, _ . Will be despatched On MONDAY NEXT, 2nd SEPTEMBER. Passengers for Panama, New York and Southampton will require to proceed to Wellington, to" join the Mataura, by this the latest opportunity. Passengers conveyed on board free of charge. ' For freight or passage, apply to ; ' G. W.. MOSS, Agent, • Albert street. . STEAM-TUG PERSEVERE. nnHE above-named Steamer is prepared to Ay: carry Passengers and Cargo, and TOW VESSELS in and out of the River at the following rates : — ■ Vessels 40 tons or under, inwards £20. ;, 40 „ outwards £10. „ over 40 tons, inwards 10s per tou. „ »>" n outwards 5s per ton. The above rates refer only to vessels towed both in and out by this steamer. No passengers will be allowed to cro<»<3 the Ear in said Steamer without a tickei from the office of the undersigned. D. GIRDWOODandCO., Agents, Tainui street. STEAM-TUG LIONESS, . Capt. Whitford. rTIHE above Powerful .Double-Engine Tug -■- is prepared to tow vessels in and ouv of the river, as per agreement, to be arranged by the Captain, on board. ■j^TAWHERA EXPRESS COMPANY. INCEEASED ACCOMMODATION TO AENOLD JUNCTION, TWELVE-MILE, EED JACK'S, NELSON CEEEK, MOONLIGHT, AHAURA, &c, &c. The Mawhera Express Company will dispatch a commodious and safe horse Boat tri-weekly, at 7 a.m. v (weather permitting), from the Wharf, with goods and passengers. ; For freight or passage apply to . ; MONTGOMERY and CO, Mawhera Quay, . (Next to Cassius and Coiniskey). Greymouth, August 24, 1867. "PHOTOGRAPHY. NEW POETEAIT EOOMS, Now Open, at E. Shannon's, Bookseller, Mawhera Quay. J. LOW, Photographer, Late of Oaehunga. PHOTOGEAPHY. — The LONDON PORTEAIT EOOMS, conducted by A. S. LEVINSKI, Photographer, Boundary street (two doors from "GreyEiver Argus" office). Portraits can be taken in any weather for Carte de "Visites, Brooches, Lockets, Pins, Rings, Views, fee., on the shortest notice. N.B. — All orders punctually attended to, i* — —^r~