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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 271, 31 May 1866, Page 2

f)UARTER'S SUBSCRIPTION to the i SOUTHLAND (Daily) TTIWES, 10s. A MEEICAjS" PAEEES are requested to ex ..-£*■ change with the SOBTHLAiro Tz&ees. The Mail leaves Panama on the 24th of every month for JSew Zealand. REYNOLDS & CO., Proprietors. Invercargill, May 29th, 1866. pOBEESPONDENTS and AGENTS are required for the following places : — Panama, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, New Orleans, Montreal, Quebec, Correspondents will please communicate with he undersigned. REYNOLDS & CO., Proprietors. . Invercargill, May 29th, 1866. %k~&iaMsttk. Cima o o THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1866. A petition is about to be presented to his Honor the Superintendent, to take steps to have the North Road rendered passable. It points out the serious injury which is likely to result to the trade of Invercargill, unless some steps are at once taken" to render the roadrsucb. as carriers may pass over, being the only road to\the Lake district. The petition ig already signed by most of the leading merchants, and, rfo' doubt, will be supported by all classes ; as to the necessity for something being done to the road, no one can question. LATEST TELEGRAMS. « ; - : (BY-ELECTRIC TJELEGBAPK.J SOUTHLAND. Blttff, 30th May. Arrived — Rangitira, from Dunedin. OTA^O. Duked'et, 30th May, Arrived— The Aboriginal, from Adelaide, with 1800 bags flour. Sailed — Tararua. CANTERBURY. Ckbibtcbtjech, 30th May. Arrived— Taraniki, from Dunedin; J. B. RuBBeU and Isabella Jackson from Hokitika; Florence from Nekon, The Spay aadMying Buck off Steven's Island,