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NORTHWARD.

The names of the pari.tc.ilar steamers aoovemenlionod cannot always be relied upon, as the respective companies may substitute any of the authorised steamers. It will be observed that passengers from Napier by the steamer of the 6fch, and from Manukau and oilier ports by steamer ofthe Bth, can proceed to Mcl bourne from Otago by the English ma* I stei ncr on the 18th. Passengers by steamer of 15th from Sydney to Auckland can proceed South, via East Coast, on the 23rd, Passengers hy steamer of 25th from Sydney to Nelson can" proceed either North or South from Nelson ou tho 2nd. Passengers by steamer of 2nd from Bluff and other ports to Nelson can proceed to Sydney from Nelson on the 2nd. Passengers by steamer of 10th from Melbourne to Otago Vm proceed North on 20th via East Coast, or on 25th via Nelson to Manukau. Passengers by steamer of 20th from Otago to Auckland ria East Coast, can proceed from Auckland to Sydney ou the Ist. The steamers via East Coast, No.-th and South, meet, at Napier. Those leaving and arming at Manukau me?tafc Nelson. The East Coast steamers coming North meet the West Coast steamers going South at Wellington, and rica versa. The Chief Postmasters at fhe various ports are specially instructed to report any irregularities of arrival cr departure in the above services. THOMAS B. GILLIES. Postmast-.u- General. Auckland, 31st March, 100 1.

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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 9, 21 June 1864, Page 2

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NORTHWARD. Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 9, 21 June 1864, Page 2

NORTHWARD. Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 9, 21 June 1864, Page 2

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