NTER-COLONIAL AND INTER-PROVINCIAL STEAM MAIL SERVICE FOR 1863.
The following will we '^understand be the Time Table of the Mail steamera on the different lines of service for the ensuing year. Tliis time table will be adhered to except where Sundays interfere. The figures represent the days of arrival or departure for each month, throughout the year :— Boat No. 1. Auckland and Sydney as at present. Boat No. 2.—8.5. Queen. Carrying the Mail for England: to Port Chalmers via East Coast, and returning to Auckland. Auckland, leave 8 Napier, leave 11 Wellington, arrive ........... 12 Wellington, leave.... 13 Lyttleton, leave ........ 15 Port .Chalmers, arrive .. 16 Port/ Chalmers, leave. 18 Lyttelton, leave. • 20 Wellington, arrive 21 Welling ton, leave. 23 Napier, leave • • 25 Auckland, arrive. .'...._ 27 Boat No; 3.— S.S. Prince Alfbed. From. Sydney to Lyttelton and back, via Nelson, Pic ton, and Wellington. Sydney,.'.leave '. .25 leave .. 4 Pictou. leave- 5 WeHiiii-ton,. leave. 7 Lytt'iion, leave 10 Nehcn'i, leave. 13 Sydney, arrive 20 Boat No. 4.--S.S. Aiiujdale. From Manukiiu to Hie Bluft and back, via Taranaki, Nelson, Pic'ton, Wellington, Lyttelton, and Port Chalincr Manukaii, leave... .23 Bluff, leave .......... 4 Taranaki, leave 2-4 Otfigo, leave ~.., 7 Nelson, leave, ........20 Lyttelton, leave 9 Picton.Jeave 27 Welling ton, leave ....11 \VelJfrigtonV jeave. ... .2*3 piotpn,, leave .....-, ,-...n Lyttelton,'leave ..... .30, - ' Nelson^'leaye ,'.,..,.*.... 1§ Otago, 1eave.."........ 2 TaranakCleav'e •'. .....10 Plun, aiTive 3 Manukau, amve ~,. 17
Boat No. S.—S.S. Aloinga. ' 1 Melbourne, leaye'.. i.* .-.■■;-.-.:;,.. .i.Vi..' .0- = • Port Ohalraefs, amve^..v.;v.v.;..!.. 15 r^ i Port.CJbalm.ei's, leave. i."i..".' '18 ' „Me1b0uvne,..amve,.....».............. 25 ■ ; Note.—lt will be observed that the Prince Alfred j vx I not come farther south than Lyttelton, where she will arrive qnjhe 10th. of each month. We believe tnat an arrangement will be made for getting the Otago mails forwarded at once instead of keepingthem until the 15th for the Queen • '
t The Echunga, from London via Timaru, arrived-in Lyttelton- on-Saaday last. 'Arrived at Timaru on 'S morning, the 16fch inst, after a fair passage ot IU-2 days from Gravesend. " Lostsix days atstartmg, having to beat down Channel. Lett Start Point astern on- the-lObh September, and sighted Stewart's Island on the 12th December. On the 14th inst, encountered a-heavy gale from the north-west, and had to lay toTiiider close reefed topsails. The passengers speak in the highest terras of the kindness and attention experienced at the han^s both' of the captain and doctor. The Echungalanded about 130 of the immigrants at Timaru. Several of the others who were intended to-have been landed there declined to do so, as they did not consider themselves bound to land where no sufficient provision had been made for their reception.— Lyttelton Times, Dec 24. ■ \\ ■■ ■■ ■
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 321, 30 December 1862, Page 4
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438NTER-COLONIAL AND INTER-PROVINCIAL STEAM MAIL SERVICE FOR 1863. Otago Daily Times, Issue 321, 30 December 1862, Page 4
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