First-class passengers are allowed 3361b. or 20 ' cubic-feet for luggage ; second-class, 1651b. or 15 cubic-feet — which must be delivered at the Com- pany's office twenty-four hours before the departure of the steamer, when it will be labelled, manifested, weighed, or measured. All excess to be paid for as measurement goods. H. B. BENSON, Genernl Manager. (J®» Passengers for the 'Rakaia will be booked by the branch steamer leaving Manukau on or about the 3rd April. H. M. JERVIS, Agent.
FOR MATAKANA. _K\ly X ' ENTERPRISE No. 2' Jgrefogß^. will leave the Qaeen-street Wharf THIS DAY, at 12 o'clock sharp. For freight or passage, apply to r 6 j g gj JAKINS) Agent. FOR WAIKATO HEADS. "I >* rfflHE Favourite p.s. IJ^ X' 'PRINCE ALFRED,' A. Fakquhab, 'Master will leave for VmmmmS* the above place on MONDAY next, the 11th instant, at midnight. For freight or passage, apply to S. HAGUE SMITH, Auckland Or to E. W. WALKER, Onehunga, Agent.
WADE FAIR, 18th MARCH. - "I at fTIHE Steamer I^%\ X ' ENTEBPRISE No. 2' will be laid on to call up the Wade wSSSmm^ River at noon on the 18th instant. "Boats will meet her to convey passengers to the Fair, and convey them after the races on the following day, when she will call at the Orewa Heads on her return from Mahurangi. REDUCED FARES TO RIVEjtHEAD. npHE Steamer ' GEMINI' will ■i_VvJ^ J leave Queen • street Wharf ?9WK£^ EVERY DAY, at 11 o'clock Fares to Biverhead, 3s. j Excursion Tickets, ss. These reductions are not made to meet the times, as shopkeepers call it, but to colonise the country. J. CASEY. March 5, 1867..
