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NEW ZEALAND EXHIBITION AT DUNEDIN. RETURN TICKETS FOR SINGLE FARES. fIIHE New 7-— Steam Navigation Company X wffl take intending visitors to and from Dunedin in their steamers, as also goods for Exhibition, to and from Fort Chabners at single rates. J. D. MaCPHXBSON, 12-15 Lyttelton and Christchurch. FOB THE GREY RIVER, WEST COAST DIGGINGS. fTIHB CLIPPER SCHOONER WILD WAVE Will be despatched from the river in a few days. For freight or passage apply to MnxTOir & Co., 22-28 Tuam street. FIRST WOOL SHTP FOR LONDON. TO SAIL JANUARY 14,1865, fpHE FINE FAST-SAILING SHIP PARISIAN, Al at Lloyds, 1200 tons register, Jotmr D'Otxit, Eso, Commander. Freight of wool three farthings per pound, with the usual 5 per cent, primage added. This vessel is rapidly filling up, and will be despatched punctually as above. Having made her passage to this port in 87 days, (80 days from land to land) she may be expected to take her passengers borne quickly, and land her cargo in time for the May sales. Games an experienced Surgeon. A Cow wfll be put on board for the convenience of passengers. For freight or passage apply to J. Dkuxmovd Macphsbsoit, 12-20 Lyttelton and Christchurch. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. BARQUE DONA ANITA FROM LONDON, Davis, Master. Finns Vessel having reported at the Custom House JL Consignees are requested to pass entries, present Bills of Lading and bay Freight to the undersigned, without whose order no cargo will be delivered. Arrangements have been made for lightering the oargoat current rates, at the risk and expense of conAny consignee objecting to this arrangement mus eve written notice to the undersigned, and have . Hghter alongside to take delivery as the goods com to band, or in default they will be landed and store in terms of Bill of Lading. AD Custom's entries must be passed on or before Friday next, the 6th inst, on which day the manifest trill be cleared up by the agent J. T. Peacock, Lyttelton and Christchurch. January 2,1865. 1-4 SHIP EASTERN EMPTraa, J. C. FmcTOBOV, Master, from London. fIIHIH ship having this day reported at the JL Custom House Consignees are requested to pass entries, present BiUs of Lading, and pay freight to the undersigned, without whose order no goods wfll be dehvered. AH Customs entries must be passed on or before Thursday, the 12th instant, on which date the manifest will be cleared op by a Customs Agent J. Dbotoiord Magphxbsox, Lyttelton and Christchurch. January 6, 1866. 1-6 FIRST WOOL SHIP FOB. LONDON. WHITE STAR LINE OF LONDON AND NEW ZEALAND PACKETS. fTfHS Celebrated Well-known Clipper Ship BLUE JACKET, 1448 ton* register, 2500 tons burthen, Jugb Whixb, Commander, Is rapidly filling with wool and passengers, and wfll ■tilfar London direct about JANUARY 14. Her saloon cabins are furnished with bedding, linen, and every requisite for die comfort and convenience of passengers, for whose convenience a cow wffl be placed on board. She also carries an experienced surgeon and stewFor freight or passage apply to Mnjs & Cα, Lyttelton and Christchurch; BXBWIOJC 4 BIBCH, Kaiapoi; H. J. LxCuk * Cα, 12-11 Timaru. &ndxmszks. FIREWOOD FOE SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION o* FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1865. TLCEBSBS. BUBNELL, BENNETT & SPROT JLuL haw received instarnetions to sell by public ■notion a* the paddock next the reaidence of the Bey Br Lißie, Papaani, 450 GOBD3 OF HBSWOOD. Sale ail o'clock. sfce hw&mmn urgently impress on large eonaanecs of fuel th» opportunity of laying in a stock atawnmtlpriee, wopk time being given for removal, sadlots oLaay number of corda.being allowed Hereford street, Chriatchurch, Jamry4, 1865. 1-5