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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIX, Issue 1955, 22 October 1863, Page 1

stZr^xXO>~*A LL ACCOUNTS against the ■£*• B.s. 'RANGATIKA 1 must be rendered before FRIDAY firet, * Tl K;''rv-"^r i^"r r to the uudersigued, or otharwUe they will not be recognised. RATTHAY ft MATHESOK

-Or*. A LLACCOUNTSagainsUheschooner kJ^^^. J\_ 'BEE,' must be rendored to tlio 3yw3il§i^' Undersigned, on or beforo tho 25th MeSßSer iustant, otherwise they will not be recognUed. WILLIAM BRUCE, At Messrs. Webster and Patterson.

FOR NAPIER AND WELLINGTON, CALLING AT CASTLE POINT, WEATHER PERMITTING. _ fTPHE fi" e screw steamer ,-Vjy>v A ' LADY BIRD,' SaKsOx^. 220 tons, F. Renneh, master, will jygjgggjg!, leave the Queen-street wliarf for the above ports, THIS DAY (Thursday), 22ud iust., at lta.ni. For freight or passage apply to COMBES & DALDY. October 12, 1863.

FOR NAPIER AND DUNE DIN. ivl^L FTIIIE fine new screw steamer 'I^^CK 5^ J- 'RANGATIRA,' 220 tons, G. t \WM\ W>yf*r "»nt k Master, will leave for the above ports on SATURDAY, 24th inst., at 10 a. in. For freight or passage, apply to COMBES & DALDY. Agents.

FOR NEW PLYMOUTH, KELSON, PICTON, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, OTAGO, AND BLUFF HARBOUR. c, nnHE Inter-Colonial Royal Mail JL Company's Poweiful Steam-ship £130^. ' PHCEBE, 1 sSGisKaRsSSir 700 tons, A. Kennedy, Commander, will be despatched from the Manukau, on SATURDAY next, the 24th instant, at 10 a.m., carrying Her Majesty's Mails, &c. No cargo will bo received after noon of Fiulay. In consequeuce of the tide, passengers are requited to be on board punctually at the above hour. For freight or passage, apply at the Company's Office. H. M. JERVIS, Local Manager.

-*k =*. rpHE Steam Canoe ' GYMNOTUS «fcaJ^%^ X will run daily from the QOEEN \3§^l\fS%. STREET WHARF to STORKS' •tH^BfM&>- POINT and the FLAG STAFF, leaving the Wharf, Queen-street, at 9 a.m.* and 5 p. m. to Stokes' Point, returning at 9.30 a.m. and 530 p.m. ; and to Flagstaff, at 10 am. and 4 p.m., returning at 10*30 a.ra. and 4 - 30 p.m. (weather permitting.) Sundays excepted. Fares : — Sixpence each. way.

FOR LONDON DIRECT. j/J-Xi fTIHE splendid clipper Barque isp£&\.' JL 'ALWYNTOV 900 tons iffijtr^aKa burthen, J. Hole, Commander. This JeSßs=iS"» fine vessel was launched in October, 1859, built entirely of teak, thoroughly copper fastened, and classed Al 13 years, special survey. She is well known for her unvarying fast passages, and splendid condition in which she dehvei s her cargo. Having the greater part of her cargo already engaged, will be despatched eai ly in November, to be in time for the February wool sales. Her passenger accommodation is unsurpassed, having a full poop and spacious stern cabins. For freight or passage early application is necessary, to the Captain, on board, or to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. October 14, ISC3.

FOR LYTTELTON AND LONDON. ,/i\l npHE Fine Al Clipper Ship Jsk<f\ ± 'ANNIE WILSON,' j^t^^Pf^ John Dcckett, Em}., commander. nffV ""Til fine Ship, on the discharge of her in ward cargo, will propeed to Port Lyttelton, and offers a rare opportunity for shippers and intending passengers to Lyttelton or Christchurch. On her arrival at Lyttelton she will be at once laid on for London, and having all her cargo engaged, will meet with pimediate dispatch. Her cabin accommodatioiib foi all classes of passengers are unequalled, her commander well and favourably known, and altogether such an opportunity for passengeisto London seldom offers here. For freight or passage apply to CRUICKSIIANK, SMART & CO.

FOR TARANAKI. ,»-\. FTIHE Clipper Schooner 'NEVA.'fIO v*ffiK|Ns^ JL tons, Marshall Master, will sail VSpin'Si^' as ahove in a few days — Apply to sSsSSKar HENDERSON & MAOFAIiLANE. October 13th, 1863.

FOR NAPIER DIRECT. ,-v,^ npHE new Schooner 'SUCCESS,' W^^&j. X 60 tons, AVILLIAM MKIKJiEJOHN, ISnirtiS}^' Master, will leave for fc]ie above port, on wSsSsS&^OIifDAY ijexl, tlje 26th ii)ste\tf, 3?or freight or passage apply to b COMBES & DALDY, Agents.

TOR WANGAREI AND MAKGAPAI. M. rpHB Clipper Cutter 'BONETA,' Jmotl JL Pktebsoit, Master, will sail for MfflK the above ports, on FJLUDAY EVENi^S^^! ING, the 23rd instaut. She has just *&gEtßs&" had a thorough overhaul and is iv first rate sailing condition. • For freight or passage Queen-street.

BEGULA3I TRADER TO COROMANDEL. Jjk mHE favorite cutter 'WANDERER,' ISfSw -L T. Fakrrll, Master. /Mflß^k For freight or passage, apply to JlPBgl^. WEBSTER & PATTERSON, 4wjßpjp(pfc. Queen-street Wharf.

WANTEP TO CHARTER. V«w A VESSEL from 40 to 150 tons Jfe^E^ -£*- register, to PROCEED to SSmJK^KAIPARA, to load for Auckland. PI RATTRAY A; MATHESON.

WANTED TO CHARTER. 4-V. CIMALL VESSELS to PROCEED to wVj«|*. (o KENNEDY'S BAY, to bring up Vs2K§l^ Sawn Timber. ScSnEcmr For particulars apply to CRUICKSHANK, SMART & CO.

MESSRS. WII<MS GANN, & COS LINE OF PACKETS BETWEEN LONDON AND NEW ZEALAND, r^Ogs. rfIHE following first-class Ships are fSMpSjRvV JL intended to be continued as JWTI Begular Traders :- •Egmont,' Gibson 1100 Tonß. ♦Caduceus,' Cass 1500 „ 'ClonUrf,' Allen 1500 „ ♦Maori,' Petherbridge 1000 „ 'Cresswell '- Barnett 1000 „ 'Maryann,' Aahby .'. 1000 „ •Harwood,' Forsayth 1000 „ The Undersigned, Agents for the above splendid line of Vessels, are authorized to make arrangements with settlers who may ,be desirous of bringing out their friends to this colony. # # , The Passage mpney can either be paid in advance, or satisfactory security will bo taken for its payment upon arrival of the, vessel. BROWN, CAMPBELL, & CO.