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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE.

MONEY ORDER OFFICES.
On the 1st July the following alterations will be
made, viz. :-
ENGLAND.

1. Money Order Offices will be opened in London
   and the Suburbs at-
   Postal District.
   Battersea Park
   S.W.
   Boundary Road, St. John's Wood
   N.W.
   Brixton Rise
   S.
   Castle Street, Liecester Square
   W.C.
   Stanley Bridge, Fulham.
   S.W.
   and in the Country at-
   Head Office. County.
   Aigburth Newport Monmouth
   Apperley Bridge Liverpool Lancaster
   Beeston Leeds. York
   Braithwaite Windermere. Cumberland
   Codnor Alfreton Derby
   Cromford Matlock Bath. Derby
   Fordham Soham. Cambridge
   Gildersome Street Leeds. York
   Golcar Huddersfield. York
   Great Waltham Chelmsford Essex
   Guiseley Leeds. York
   Hazel Grove Stockport Chester
   Horbury Wakefield York
   Hurst Green. Blackburn Lancaster
   Hylton Sunderland Durham
   Kirkgate, R.O. Wakefield York
   Lofthouse Wakefield York
   Milton Abbas Blandford Dorset
   Oxford Street, R.O. Liverpool Lancaster
   Oxton, R.O. Birkenhead Chester
   New Wortley, R.O. Leeds. York
   Pembroke Place, R.O. Liverpool Lancaster
   Price Street, R.O. Birkenhead Chester
   Regent Road, R.O. Manchester Lancaster
   Sandal Wakefield York
   Selley Oak Birmingham. Worcester
   Smarden Staplehurst Kent
   Treherbert Pontypridd Glamorgan
   Wingate Ferryhill Durham

2. The Money Order Office at "Rhosllanerchrugog"
   will, in future, be called "Pant."

SCOTLAND.
3. Money Order Offices will be opened at-
Head Office. County.
Broxburn Edinburgh Linlithgow
Crossgates Edinburgh Fife
Kilcreggan Greenock Argyle
Muthill Crieff. Perth

BY COMMAND OF THE POSTMASTER-GENERAL.
General Post Office, 25th June, 1864.

POSTAL.

Suspension of proposed increase of Postage on Letters
sent by Mail Packet from Great Britain.

General Post Office,
Auckland, 30th September, 1864.

THE following Despatch from the Secretary of the
General Post Office, London, is published for
general information.

THOMAS B. GILLIES,
Postmaster-General.

General Post Office,
London, 19th July, 1864.

SIR, - In a letter dated the 18th ultimo, I informed
you, with reference to a previous communication to

the Government of New Zealand, that, on the 1st
instant, the postage of letters sent by packet from
the United Kingdom to the Australian Colonies and
New Zealand, via Southampton, would be raised
from sixpence to one shilling—a corresponding in-
crease of charge being made on letters sent via
Marseilles.

Simultaneously it was intended to reduce, from
sixpence to fourpence, the postage of letters for-
warded to those Colonies by private ship.

I am now directed by the Postmaster-General to
acquaint you that, in consequence of the objectio...
which have been stronølv
Colonic
gou, on behalf of the
, to the proposed augmentation of the post-
age, it has been determined, until there has been
time for further communication on the subject with
the Australian Colonial Government, to suspend the
measure.

The old rates of postage will, therefore, continue
for the present to be collected in this country.

I am, &c.,
F. HILL.

The Postmaster-General, Auckland.

POSTAL.

Post Office at Raglan to be a Post Office of the
Second Class.

General Post Office,
Auckland, 30th September, 1864.

IT is notified for general information, that on and
after the 1st October next, the Post Office at
RAGLAN,
in the Province of Auckland, will be constituted a
Post Office of the Second Class for the exchange of
separate Mails, and other purposes, within the mean-
ing of the 4th Clause of the Postal Regulations of
the 1st April, 1862.

THOMAS B. GILLIES,
Postmaster-General.

MARINE BOARD.

General Post Office,
Auckland, 30th Sept., 1864.

THE following Notice, received from the Marine
Board, relative to a wreck or reef seen near Flat
Point, is published for general information.

THOMAS BANNATYNE GILLIES,
Postmaster General.

Notice to Mariners.

Captain Machin, of the Steam Ship "Claude
Hamilion," reports having seen a wreck or reef when
passing about five miles to the Eastward of Flat Point
during the night.

Masters of vessels are requested to keep a good
look out when navigating in that locality, and, in the
event of observing anything unusual, to report par-
ticulars to the Marine Board.

By order.
THOS. ROBERTSON,
Marine Board Office,
Port Chalmers, 7th Sept., 1864.
Secretary.

Notice under the "Joint Stock Companies' Act, 1860."

THE United "Gold Mining Company (limited),"
by special resolution passed on the 8th August,
1864, and confirmed on the 22nd September, 1864,
determined to wind up the Company's affairs volun-
tarily, and appointed John Waymouth, of Fraser's
Buildings, Auckland, Accountant, as liquidator.

ANDREW BEVERIDGE,
Chairman.

Auckland, 29th September, 1864.

Printed under the authority of the New Zealand Government, by JOSEPH L. WILSON, Government Printer, Auckland.