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POSTAL. aence of the loss of the mail contract steamer White )nT"ti aad *^ e following Time Tables are published in iieu thereof for general information. « , CROSBIE WARD. General Post Office, Uth July, 1862. I. SYDNEY AND AUCKLAND. I. C. R M. Steamer Loud Ashley. (Without alteration.) Auckland. leave August 1 September 1 bydney, arrive " 8 " 8 " leave " 15 " 15 Auckland, arrive ... " 22 " 22 3. SYDNEY, NELSON & INTER-PROVINCIAL. I. C. R. M. s.s. Loud Wobsley. Port Chalmers, leave July 27 Lyttelton " " 29 Wellington, " « 31 Picton, " Nelson. «• Taranaki, " Manukau, arrive Manukau, leave Taranaki, " Wellington, arrive .... Wellington, leave .... Picton, " Nelson, " Taranaki, " Manukau, arrive Manukau, leave Taranaki, " Wellington, arrive.... Wellington, leave .... Nelson, arrive... Nelson, " Sydney, an-ive Sydney, leavo Nelson, arrive . July 27 . " 29 " 31 . Aug. 1 " 4 " 5 " 6 «« 9 " 10 " 11 «' 13 " 14 " 17 " 18 4 " 19 " 24 " 25 " 26 " 28 " 29 Sept. 1 Nelson, arrive " 22 Nelson, leave " 24 Picton, " " 25 Wellington " ... " 27 Lyttelton, " « 30 This boat will proceed to Port Chalmers and the Bluff.

I.C.R.M. s.B. Airedale, or other boat to leaveSydney, _ Aug. 1 Nelson, arrive " 8 Nelson, leave <« n Picton, " « 12 Wellington " " 14 Lyttclton " " 16 Fort Chalmers, leave " 19 Bluff, arrive " 20 Bluff, loave « 21 Port Chalmers, leave " 24 Lyttclton, " " 26 Wellington, arrive " 27 Wellington, leave " 29 Lyttelton, " , " 31 Port Chalmers," ... Sept. 3 Bluff, arrive " 4 Bluff, leave " 5 Port Chalmers, leave " 8 Lyttelton, leave " 10 Wellington, " " 12 Picton, " , " 13 Nelson, " " 17 Taranaki, " " 18 Mannkau, arrive " 19 Manukau, leave " 24 Taranaki, " " 25 Wellington, arrive " 26 Wellington, leave " 28 Nelson, arrive " 29 N.B.—This boat will leave Nelson for Sydney on the Ist October. The Sydney, Nelson, and Interprovincial Services will be performed regularly by two boats interchanging at Wellington on the 26th of each month. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. LECTURES. THE COMMITTEE have much pleasure in announcing the Annual Course of Lectures for the present year, which will be delivered in the New Music Hall, Brunswiok Buildings, on the following FRIDAY EVENINGS. Aug. 15—Freedom of Opinion and its expression Rev. T. Haracr. Sept. s—The "Essays and Reviews," or what are we to think of the Bible? Mr. P. H. Cornford. Tickets, 2s. 6d. each, (admitting a Lady and Gentleman) can be had at the Newspaper Offices, of Messrs. Wayte, Vabty, and Chapman, Queen-street; and at the Rooms, Durham-street. Kg" Admission to single lecture, 6d.

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