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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXVII, Issue 4199, 28 January 1871, Page 1

Shipping.

SPECIAL EXCURSION TRIP FROM AUCKLAND TO THE THAMES, ON MONDAY, JANUARY 30.

I Tho p.s, 'GOLDEN CROWN ' will leave the Queen-street Wharf at 6.30 o'clock morning, and leave Tararu Wharf jit 7 o'clock evening Members of tho Friendly Societies at the Thames, receive Return Tickets at Cs each. J. S. MACFARLANE, Agent.

imOR GRAHAMSTOWN ANDTARAEU. The p.s. 'GOLDEN CROWN' Will leave the Queen-street AVharf, Auckland, This (Saturday) morning, the 28th, at 10 30 o'clock sharp; and leave the Thames at 4 o'clock afteruoon for Auckland, and will continue to run every day at the same hours till further notice, except Monday, January 30th, which is a special holiday, and on thut day the 'Gulden Crown' will leave the Queen-street Wharf at 6.30 a m. Pares : cabin, 7s. Cd. ; steerage, 4s. Keturn tickets : cabin, 12s. J. S. MACFARLANE. Agent.

■OEGATTA! REGATTA! HOLIDAY EXCURSION.

FARES, Is. P.S. 'ROYAL ALFRED' Will cruise about the harbour during tlie Regatta on Monday next, calling at ihe Wharf each hour. f irst tiip at 10 o'clock sharp. Fares, Is S. HAGUE SMITH. The ' ROYAL ALFRED' will leave for the Thames at 7 o'clock on Monday evening

MTEAM BETWEEN AUCKLAND AND k5 THAMES. The p s, ' ROYAL ALFRED ' will sail asunder:— From Auckland to Grahamstowu. Saturday, January <?8, 4 30 o'clock afternoon Monday, Jitnuary 30, 7 o'clock evening Fiom Oraliamstown to Auckland. Saturday, Jnnu<uy 28, 11 o'clock morning and 9 o'clock night ; twice this day Tuesday, Janunry 31, 12 o'clock noon S. HAGUE SMITH.

FOR MAHURANGI AND HOT SPRINGS. The p s. 'LADY BO WEN,' Captain Adams, will leave Queen-street Wlurf This D.vr, January 28, at 9 o'clock a.m , and leaving M ilmrnngi on Sunday, January 29, »it 10 o'clock a ra. For freight or passage apply lo J. CASEY.

WAIKATO STEAM NAVIGATION AND COALMINING COMPANY (LIMITED).

NOTICE TO WAIKATO SETTLERS.

The Company have fitted up a barge capable of cuiyiug 50 he<wl of fat cattle or 400 to 500 sheep, and He pi'opai'ud to convoy Stock from any shipping pl.ice on tho W.i)liatooi vsa\pa twets to Mercer in oue day Teims according to number of stock shipped.— Apply to RICHARD R. HUNT, Manager. Ngaruawahia January 15, '871.

MACQU ABIE'S PATENT SLIP, WE A CASTLE. N.S/VV.

Ships of Hip largest class taken up for Repair, tte-cla-sin.', Siuvt^y, Arc Iron Ships Cleaned. Slnpwrinhts' and Smitiis' woik performed. Spars and other ship;.' nidteriul in stock. Experienced Diver with Diving Apparatus, on hand D. MACCJUARIE, Proprietor.

Millers, &c

LOW & MOTION'S PRICES CURRENT. kuuerane Flour Silk-drossed, per ton of 2,0001b £15 0 0 New Mills Brand, Silk-dressed .. .. UOO Cantei bury Flour 12 0 0 econrts 10 0 0 Wheat Meal 13 0 0 Shaips COO Brm, per bushel of 201b 0 10 M.uze, per bushel of dOlb 0 5 0 Oats, pei bushel of 401b 0 4 0

Railways.

QUICK TIME AND CHEAP .FARES FROM AUSTRALASIA, CHINA, AND JAPAN, TO NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL ! The Gie.u Ti ans-contmental all -rail route, via Central and Union Pacific Railroad Line, is now m complete running order from 3\N Frakcisco to tho ATLANTIC SEVCOA.RD. Through Express Trains leave SAN FRANCISCO Daily, making prompt connection with the several railway lines in the EASTERN STATES, For all the Cities of the UNITED STATES AND CANADA, NEW YORK With the sevur.il steamer lines to ENGLAND, FRANCE, and au. EUROPEAN PORTS.

Through Time Going E\st : From San Francisco to Omaha, 4 days and 6 hours ; to Chicago, 5 days and b hours ; to New York, 6 days and 20 hours. SILVERJPALACE SLEEPING COACHES second to none in the world, are run Daily, from Sun Francisco to New York, aud intermediate points. TheSe DRAWING ROOM CARS By Day, and SLEEPING CARS by Nieht are unex-celled for comfort and convenience to the passenger while en route — combining the excellence of a private parlour, and all accommodations pertaining to a well-furnished chamber, with comfortable Couches, Clean Bedding, &c A competent porter accompanies each car to attend to tho wants of our patrons. Children not over Twelve (12) yean of age, 1IAL1?FARB ; under Five (5) years of age, FREE. 1001b of B*gßage per full passenger, Free ; 501b. of Baggage per half passenger, Free. Through Ticket Office, 422, California-street, San Through Freights from San Francisco to New York, cttl-x «"«iM^ed through at Low Kates. 3larti gODfls caio C.P.R.R. T. E. SICKLES, General Superintended!; U.P.TI.K. A N. TOWNTC, General luperinfcendent C.r R.Jv. FR VS. COLTON General Passenger Agent, Omaha Nebraska; T. 11. GOODMAN, General Passenger Aeent, ! Sacramento, California : B 1{ J. T.PREDDEY, Pacific Travelling Afcent.

Merchandise.

HS. MEYERS & CO, HAVE ON SALE: 100 cases Johnson Brother*' lib. tint Jam. Also, to arrive per '£e»» M«ry ' 800 case* Knight's Celebrated Jams, in tin* and i%n.

jTiTsTR ALI AN WINE'S. The undersigned are now landing a consignment of he above in « P lendid co^itio^^ & ' Qneen-stmt.

POVERTY BAY RYE GRASS SEEU O (\C\C\ Bashels to arrive per return trip of Z, UU U schooner « Colonist.' For sale by MUST fe CQ. FOR |S A L$ E 200 boxes Atjplci (hourly expected per *T»wera, 1 from Poverty Bay) 2,000 bushels Poverty Bay Gran Seed. J. S. MA.CFA&I*ANE & CO. I January 23, 1871.