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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 82, 18 August 1863, Page 2

ARRIVAL i OP THE "ALDINC| "WITH TDE % JUNE MAILS! FROM |ffi bxjkope| - ll LATEST FROM AMES INVASION OF THE NOtf ; EARTHQUAKE 1 , Through our agent at the liS c have received (per " Aldinga,")B q Victorian papers to the 11th iMM Steamship " Wonga Wonga" ife> 6 i South Australian portion of thei|| $„ June Mails, reached Glenelg on t^' a , of the 9th. The "Aldinga"i| the Bluff on the 16th insf., « passengers, and 7 boxes of Mai: m Ul vercargill. The following isißsc graphic Sammary takea fi f r Adelaide, Aug W Cj The Wonga Wonga arrived at I m P c six p.m., after a ninety-seven hoc |f w< from the Sound. She beat the I || n the upward passage by twenty-i g se The Peninsular and Oriental i K nii steamer Northam, Captain Skott If 65 Galle 21st July, arrived at lunf M sei Sound at eleven a.in. on the sth in M?P Passengers. — For Melbourne:' ll Second class — Mrs Hewitt, Mrs lit Wt G Chard, Gertsberg, and Johnson. $mlf > First class— Bey. W.J. Gore andl^P J lll Second class, Mr and Mrs Gfc|||| lm Burke. Tillett, ColUs, Graham,|f|| su l and Key D. Griffiths. §|F? GENERAL SUMMaS^ LondoftW^r The Australian April mails we^W in London on the 12th and 17th J|^^*na Her Majesty .continues in good* 4* as i now appears often in public. '\^ in On June 10th, the inaguratioG|£<"! tru: of the late- Prince Consort took fe|J.j , the greatest eclat.' $ff na ' £ The -Prince arid Princess °^^o*'' ie every where received with unbou||| h ay siasm. \'l '■[.''. i^w j " On- the; 24th<>f June, a banquets at Willis's ;" "rooms, by Australia" v f| ST ' ri3 in London to the new Governor v '^