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Press, Volume VIII, Issue 929, 30 October 1865, Page 1

Shipping. PANAMA, NEW ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIAN ROYAL MAIL COMPANY. ■pASSENGrEBS Booked from Canterbury X for all New Zealand Porta. Sydney, via Nelson. Sydney, via Auckland (either East or West Coast routes). Sydney, via jVrelbourne. Melbourne, via Otagoand Bluff. ■ Melbourne, via Sydney. Arrangements hare also been made with other companies to book through to Launceston, Hobart Town, Adelaide, Warrnambool, Port Fairy, and Portland. Return tickets issued for all ports at a reduction from the double fares, available by any of the Company's steamers, and may be granted either to return by the same or a different route. The Company's first-class steamships are appointed to sail at noon on the following dates :— SOUTHWARD Phoebe —For Otago and Bluff, on or about the 6th. Lord Ashley—For Otago, on or about the 11th. Auckland—For Otago, Bluff, and Melbourne, on or about the 16th. Tararua—For Otago, Bluff, and Melbourne, on or about the 25th. XOBTHWABD. Egmont—For Nelson and Hokitika, on or about the sth. Phoebe—For Wellington, Picton, Nelson, Taranaki, and Manukau, on or about the 17th. Lord Ashley—For Wellington, Napier, and Auckland, on or about the 22nd. Otago—For Wellington, Nelson, and Sydney, on or about the 25th. Auckland —For Wellington, Picton, Nelson, Taranaki, and Manukau, on or about the 27th. For freight or passage apply to Miles & Co., 10-18 Lyttelton and Christchurch. SPECIAL NOTICE. TO SHIPPERS FROM VICTORIA. AS it is the intention of the Otago Steamship Company, as hitherto, to trade ! regularly at stated fixed dates, say, on the first and miiidle of each month, notwithstanding the inducement at present held out for running between Dunedin and Hokitika, the underto intimate to them, for the information of the Melbourne Agent of the Company, by each steamer, how much room to retain for them, so that no disappointment may occur; and they may rely upon their instructions being strictly attended to. With two first-class stenmere as the South Australian and Albion, and the facilities effered, the Otago Steamship Company looks to the steady support of this community. J. T. Peacock & Co., 10-24 Lyltelton and Christchurch. FOR LONDON DIRECT. TO SAIL IN JANUARY NEXT. mHE SPLENDID Al. CUPPEB SHIP INDIAN EMPIRE, Andeew Black, Commander, 1314 Tone Register, Will load "wool and sail aa above. This vessel has been employed in the New Zealand passenger trade for come time, and offers very superior accommodation for first and second-class passengers. She has invariably made quick passages to the colonies. For freight or passage apply to Mixes & Co., Geo. Gottld, E. S. Daiobxt & Co., J. T. Pbacook & Co., Bibch & Co., Kaiapoi; or 10-23 J. D- Macphbhsow. THE PIONEER LINE. FOB HOKITIKA DIRECT. mHE FAST FAVORITE SCHOONER WILD "WAVE, P. O'Beibk, Master, WDI sail for Hokitika on or about WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25. This vessel always lands her cargo in good order and condition, and makes the Cutest passages of any on the coast. For freight or passage apply to 10-20 Bbownmx & Co NEW ZEALAND STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY (LIMITED). THE New Zealand Steam Navigation Company's Boats, under contract with the Government, will leave Lyttelton, until further notice, as under: — For Dunedin only, on the Ist and 21st, at noon. For Dunedin and the Bluff, on the 26th, at noon. • For Wellington, Napier, Tauranga, and Auckland, on the Ist and 12th, at noon. l; For Wellington, Picton, Nelson, Taranaki, and Manukau, on the 7th, at noon. J. Dbuhmond Macphsbsott, Agent, 7-15 * Xyttdtan and Chriitdrarrfi-