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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2723, 9 April 1866, Page 1

SHIP 'SILVER FAGLK.'

Ay. ALL CLAIMS against the above KK^S. A Ship, on account of Inward Cargo, &&zi*%gss&Zttssz otherwise they cannot be recognised. CRUICKSH i-NK. SM \RT, & CO. FROM THE MANOKAY. POR PORT WAIKATO DIRECT. Hfe- f I MIE favourite p. s. _,„_,_, A •PRINOR ALFRED,' "ipl^ci^^A. FARQOHAR, Master, will sail for the above ports from the new GovernrnentWharf, at {6 a.m., THURSDAY next, the 12th instant. For freight or passage, apply to Shippers by this vessel will save the usual delay of lighterage, and shipping charges. THOS. MACKY 4 CO., Auckland ; Or to GEORGE HODGE, Agent, Onehunga.

FOR TAURANGA, NAPIER, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND OTAGO. « — fT*HE N.Z.S. Company's s.s. 1- ls_-v 1 •TARA.NAKI,' *JCT\f^>3so tons, G. F. 'i'homnow, Com"fSSmmm mander, will be despatched for tne above ports on FRIDAY next, the 13th instant, at 2 p.m. « For freight or passage apply to COMBES & DALT)Y, . Agents. April 7, 1866.

NEW ZEALAND MAIL STEAM SERVICE. _ <HPIME TABLE of the PANAMA, t!nA< 1 NEW ZEALAND, and AU«SffIKI^TRALIAN ROYAL MAIL COMIBBmmmm PANY'S First-class Steamships. INTERCOLONIAL. AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY. 'PRINCE ALFRED,' 900 tons, 180 h.p. Auckland Leav« 30. Sydney ... J^V 5.',5 .', .. Or immediately after srrival of English Mail. YDNEY, MELBOURNE, SOUTHERN PORTS, and HOKITIKA. 'OTAGO,' 800 tons, 150 h.p. ; and s.s. 'TARARU A. Melbourne,leaveaboutl2 .Sydney, leave about 15 Bluff „ 38 Nelson „ f Otago „ 22 Wellington „ 23 Lyttelton „ 24 Lyttelton „ f$ Wellington „ 27 Otago „ 29 Nelson for Sydney via Bluft for Melbourne 30 Hokitika 1 'RANGITOTO,' 700 tons, 150 h.p. MELBOURNE, HOKITIKa, and NELSON. Melbourne, leave about 21 j Nelson, leave about B Hokitika „ 29 | Hokilika „ » INTBRPBOVINO I At. •LORD ASHLEY,' 500 tons, 100 h.p. From AUCKLAND to PORT CHALMERS and back, via EAST CO \ST. Auckland, leave about 4 , Port Chalmers, leave X) Napier „ 7 j Lyttelton „ 22 Wellington „ 9 J Wellington , „ 24 Lyttelton „ 11 ' Napier ►„ -» « PHO3BE,' 600 tons, 120 h.p. ' From MANUKA* Q to the BLUFF and back, via COOK'.S -TR4ITS. Manukau, leave about 28 Bluff, , leave about 12 Taranaki „ 29 Port Chalmers,, 15 Nelson „ 2 Lyttelton -„ 17 Picton „ 3 Wellington „ 19 Wellington „ ' 4 Picton „ 20 Lyttelton „ 6 Nelson „ jPort Chalmers,, 9 Taranaki „ M Passengers booked to Sydney, via V*" Plymouth and Nelson, v ' « AIREDALE,' 500 tow, 100 h.p. (CIBRTIKO THB BUPPLEMENTXRT ENGLISH MAIL.) Passengers booked through to Mkujoubne, per Mail Steamer. Manukaur leave about 8 Bluff, leave ab.ou.t 22 *aranaki „ 9 Otasq „ 25 Kelson „ 12 Canterbury „ 27 Picton „ 13 Wellington „ 29 Wellington „ 14 Picton „ d« Canterbury „ 16 Nelson „ Otago „ 19 Taracaki „ * t JOHN VINE HALL, General Manager.

STEAM ON THE WAIKATO. GENUINE REDUCTION "ON THE WAIKATO RIVER. ON andTafter thit date, the SJnd m^^ Ap"l» 1866, the Steamers " ' «|W£fV, 'MAORI CHIEF 1 • GYMN.OTUS ' will run as heretofore from the Heads to all Stations on the River, but at a reduced rate of Contractors, Storekeepers, and Settlers should avail themselves of these Steamers, as they alone are to be relied upon. ' The 'Prince Alfred' leave 3 Onehunga for the Waikato weekly; and as she may be depended upin, being a good sea boat, go.idt can be deliver#d by this route withiu five d*ys from leaving Aucklaud at all Stations on the River. Rate of freight from Auckland to any Settlement on the River, £5 per ton measurement ; to Ngaruawahia, £4 per too measurement. Goods forwarded vi& the Creek at same rates, if required. Passengers booked from Bluff to Ngaruawahla at §s. ealh. • 'RftresKments to 'be had on board at equally low prices. A reduction on return freights. All goods forwarded to Mr. Gkobob Hot>G«, Onehung*, agent for • Prince Alfred, 1 will meet with immediate despatch. SIMPSON. Otahnhu, April 2, 1866. _____

|SOR CALLAO. /I i Tf AHE First-class Ship r_L>_fcv J ' 'LIVERPOOL,' f4lsf& 1,464 tons register, James MoEwitK, !iufjjjliff Master, -will sail for the above port with despatch „,,.*_■. „ To passengers for England she affords a favourable opportunity of proceeding via Panama, having spacious and comfortable cabin accommodation. Steamers ply Letween Callao and Panama, twipe a month:' 1 • • '"IHdr freight or passage, apply to HARRI3 & LAURIE, Agents.

FOR SYDNEY. •^HHE 'KATK' will sail as above on .{Jj-Av ' 1 WEDNESDAY, 11th insfe. _ajficf-g D^fvSON _ "^ACFARLANE.

IJOR ADELAIDE pIRECT. "V-IK <fIHE favourite Brig _jC_fk -• 'P A' XX H A,' ' "^^^^ will sail on TUESDAY, instant. JtßtSmm V For freight or passage, 'apply to • gBJfrDERSON fc MA6FARLANE.

' " FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTED, "TL__K rpHE Btig' RELIANCE.' Apply to A_ffk X Captajn Austin, on board at OneIjraf^ feunga ; qr fo j|gyM^« Mb WILLIAMS * CO., \ Auckland, Karch 27, 1880.