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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 59, 15 October 1864, Page 2

The names of the particular steamers abovementioned cannot always be relied upon, as the respective companies may substitute any ofthe authorised steamers. It will be observed thafc passengers from Napier by the steamer of the 6th, and from Manukau and other ports by steamer of the Bth, can, proceed to Melbourne from Otago by the English mail steamer brithe}lßth. y V :'VV ; /V ; V .•• v Passengers by steatrier of 15th from Sydney to Aucklarid can proceed South, via East Coast, .on tbe 23:* d. -'. '■■>/*- -'■■>■ V .■ .... .? - >-„. :.rA *i , -: Passengers by steamer of 2sth froni Sydney to Nelson can either North or South from Nelson on the 2nd. Ax r.ix A. 'Passengers by: steamer .'of 2nd from. Bluff "and other ports to Nelson can proceed to Sydney from Nelson on the 2iKLV y V V- - Passengers , by steamer of lOfch frbih Melbourne to Ofcago can proceed, North ph 20fch wo East Coast; yor on 25fchpia .Nelsohcfco, Manukau.*! V Passengers bj etewrier of -20th from Otago to

Auckland via E.ict Corst can proceed from Auckland to Sydney on the Ist. Tho steamers via East Coast, North and South, meet at Napier. Tliose leaving and arriving at Manukau meet at Nelson. . The East Coast steamers coming North meet the West Coast steamers going South at Wellington, and vica versa. ' ; The Chief Postmasters at the yarious ports are specially instructed to report any irregularities of arrival or departure in the above services. THOMAS B. GILLIES. V Postmaster- General. Auckland, 31st March, 1864.