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Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 206, 6 September 1870, Page 1

_, . CITEAM between AUCKsQj^||s. fe LAND and THAMES.— ■jTTTir^r"*-^ WILLIAMS' will leave punctually at the advertised time, as follows :— Auckland : Wednesday, September 7th, laid up for inspection. Gbahamstown : Tuesday, 6th Septeinberi.at 3.30 o'clock p.m. Wednesday, ■ anajambfefe; 7th. laid up for Return tickets flvc^e week at reduced rates. I heirtaflffljfisfflyde' will tender the ' Williams.'—WMHEHVlS, Agent. —i r^ qTEJBRo the THAMES. llpillS^' DUKE OF EDINBURGH.' TIME T A TILE. From Auciv.lan:d: Wednesday, 7th September, 11 o'clock morn. Thursday, Bth September, 11 o'clock morn. From Gbah.vmstown : Wednesday, 7th September, 4.30 o'clock afternoon Thursday, Bth September, 4.30 o'clock afternoon. From Tarabtt : Tuesday, 6th September, 10.30 o'clock morning OR GRAHAMSTOWN and SHORTLAND. — Jsliigll^ 'LADY BOWEN,' Captain Adams, will receive cargo for both places, and will sail as under : Tuesday, 6th September, 8 o'clock night Thursday, Bth September, 9 o'clock night. —For freight or passage apply to J. CLAYTON, Agent, High-street. Please Is otice. —Mr. J. Clayton begs respectfully to thank the shipping community of Auckland for the liberal support awarded to him for the last two years, and respectfully solicits a continuation of their favours for the 'Lady Bowen,' he having undertaken the duty of agent, with a view of a better system for the transit of goods to and from the I hames. Mr. Clayton will continue to travel by the steam er, thus insuring the safe delivery of goods placed under his especial care. Drays, expresses, or trucks sent for goods on receipt of orders at the office. Free storage for late goods, either in Auckland or at the Thames. ~l v QTEAM TO WANGAREI. g)b|^s||£v £} —The fast and favorite JbhSSmuw 'SAMSON,' Captain Mttndie, will leave Auckland for Wangarei on THURSDAY, Bth inst., at 5 p.m.-For Freight or Passage apply to GEORGE THORNE, Jun., Agent, ShortlandBtreet. ~l a. QTEAM 10 THE BAY OF SjiM^gllN. O ISLANDS (instead of the IWiaK^s.i. ' Tauranga')—The ss. *^^^**™^M^^ ' GO-AHEAD Captain A. Farquiiab, will leave the Queenetreet Wharf, TO-MORROW (Wednesday), 7th instant, afc 2 o'clock p.m. Shippers are respectfully solicited to send All goods ordered per 'Tauranga,' by this opportunity.—W. J. HURST & CO., Agents, Auckland ; A. VILCOQ, Agent, Bussell. FOR TAURANGA DIRECT. -%,-, fT^HE Clipper Schooner '^Jlffl^' 'TAURANGA,' Captain Mollbb, will sail as above on MONDAY next, sth instant. For freight or passage apply to the Master, on board. 2>l T? 0R SYJ)N£Y, forwarding a$WX\ Jb Passengers to all Australian MWdKk- Ports.— CIRCULAR SAW LINE. —The Regular Trader •KATE' on WEDNESDAY, Feptember 7. — For fr?ight or passaoe apply to HENDERSON AND MACFARLANE. STEAM TO THE FIJI ISLANDS. fV^fe A USTRALASIANSTRAM wMrfp^v J\_ NAVIGATION CO.'S o£&B|l^>>line of steamers. Melbourne, sydney, auckland, ANJ) THE FIJIS.— The steamship 'AUCKLAND,' 850 tons, 150 horse power, F. Mooojie, Cmmandcr, is daily expected from Sydney, and will be despatched for the Fijis, landing .passengers at the principal Islands of the Groupj allowing time for tourists to enjoy the trip, and for business men to negotiate transactions for extension of our trade with Hiead Islands. On or about From To pW* Sept. Auckland Fijis ~ Jlsfcl> Sjpfc. Fijis Auckland * fld* 22' Se P t- Auckiund Sydney and ™" ' Melbourne. Return Tickets to Sydney during the Metropolitan Show, will be issued at one fare and a-half. Fueights.--All certified unsold exhibits conveyed to the Metropolitan Show will be returned freight free. For Freight or Passage apply to H. M. JKRVIS, Agent.