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Press, Volume XX, Issue 2303, 18 December 1872, Page 1

Shipping. FOR LONDON DIRECT, To follow the St Leonaids, fTIHE SPLENDID PASajE&v X SENGER SHIP JSBBmi LADY JOCELYN, Al at Lloyds, 2138 tons, G. Jenkins, Commander, Having discharged her inward cargo in excellent condition will load for London at current rates; as the bulk of her cargo is already engaged she will have quick dispatch, and should be ready for sea the FIRST WEEK IN FEBRUARY. The Lady Jocelyn is constructed with six watertight bulkheads, and is fitted op in every respect as a FIRST-CLASS PASSENGER SHIP. The saloon is lofty and spacious. Inspection is invited. For freight or passage apply to GEORGE GOULD, " MATHESON'S AGENCY, ; DALGETY, NICHOLS, & CO.; or to MILES & CO. 12-11 3608 FOR LONDON DIRECT. ffIHE SPLENDID CLIPX PER SHIP JfiSßße ST. LEONARDS, 999 Tons Register, Double Al at Lloyd's, Captain Pethbebriode, 8 now taking in cargo, and will sail for ' London on or about DECEMBER 24. The St. Leonards will carry a limited number of second-cabin passengers in the saloon. Cargo received, stored, and delivered free of all charges to shippers in Lyttelton. For freight and passage, apply to GEO. GOULD, MATHESON'S AGENCY ; MILES & CO.; or to DALGETY, NICHOLS, fc CO. 3683 12-13 Lyttelton and Christchurch. ROYAL MAIL STEAMER HALCYON. THE QUICKEST xsn CHEAPEST ROUTE TO AKAROA, Via PIGEON BAY. - fIIHB Favorite s.s. "Leaves the Wharf, Lyttelton, on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS At half-past 9 a.m. sharp, FOB PI GE ON B AY, Returning the same day at half-past one p.m. Fares —Single, 10s; Return, 15s ; available *■■:(.' "'"■ ftff"fourteen■^deysi"'* Special arrangements made with families travelling- to and from the Bay. The Halcyon can be chartered for Pic-nic parties, &c, on reasonable terms. JOSEPH M'LEAN, 9-20 1602 Master, s.s. Halcyon. fTiHE NEW ZEALAND igSSfcv. J. LOAN, MERCANTILE IPSJ»AGENCY COMPANY, ■eefifiaSi LIMITED, will dispatch the following high-class Clipper Ships for LONDON direct, carrying the first of the Season's Wool. BHEP, CLASS. COMMANDER TO SAIL. Asterope Al 13yrs E. Homer 20 Dec. Celestial Queen Al Hyrs W. Watt 10 Jan. Helen Denny Dble. Al D. Peters 31 Jan. ■ • R. COBB, 6145 Agent. EXCURSION TRIPS TO MELBOURNE. "OETURN TICKETS available by any of McMECKAN, BLACKWOOD k CO.'S ; STEAMERS, Returning from. Melbourne to the end of February, At the, following SEDUCED BATES :— Saloon (return) «. ...£l7 0 Steerage do . ... ...... 810 Children under 12 years, half-price. '- DALGETY, NICHOLS & CO., 12-10 3583. Lyttelton and Christchurch. « BETTJBN TICKETS &m SINGLE PARES, AVAILABLE TO 31st JANUARY. mHE N.Z.S.S. CoB X STEAMERS are appointed to leave LytHelton as under, subject toiebeseary alterations:— ... ~ J SOUTH—For Dunedin direct :— Phoebe I Friday I Dec. 20 I at 1 p.m. Wellington | Saturday J Dec. 28 |at 1 p.m. HPRTH—For Wellington, Picton, Nelson, : Taranaki, and Manakau, transhipping at c JNelson for West Coast Porte:— Tiraniaki 1 Thursday j Dec 19 (at 4 p.m. Phgebie } Monday J Dec. 30 }at 4 p.m. Par Wellington, Napier, Poverty Bay, Tau~»nga and Auckland :— Bangatira | Monday | Dec 23 |at 4 p.m. Pffldengere booking on board will be charged ten per cent, extra. Shipping orders must be obtained the day before, and cargo alongside three hours before departure, ' . MATHESON'S AGENCY, 13-3 4323 LTttelton and Christchnrch. li/T C M E C KA N, jyi BLACKWOOD, CO.'S LINE OF Dates of Sailing as under :— Alhambra— -Captain Pearce—For Wellington, Nelson, Greymoutb, Hokitika, and -' Melbourne—On or about Wednesday, 18th December, at i p.m. Bangitoto— Captain Mackie—For Dunedin, Bluff, and Melbourne—On or about 25th December. Albion—Captain McLean for Wellington, Nelson, Greymouth, Hokitika and Melbourne, on or about December 28th. DALGETY, NICHOLS & Co., Agents, 13-113602 LyttclWa aaa Chxifitcliuicli