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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1056, 24 December 1862, Page 1

FIRST WOOL SHIP FOR LONDON DIRECT. Under Guarantee to Sail on the 15th of January. Js. mH E fine A .1 Clipper Ship 1 QUEEN OF THE MERSEY, . JHSX ; 1227 tons register, JamepAitken, commander, is now receiving wool, and having the greater portion of her cargo engaged, will be despatched as above. The ship has very superior accommodation for • cabin passengers. Cabins provided with bedding aud linen. A milch cow will be placed On board.. \ A For freight Or passage apply to J. DRUMMOND MACPHERSON, MILES & CO., DALGETY, BUCKLEY & CO., Lyttelton arid Christchurch; or to Gt)ULD & MILES,. 4632 Christchurch. QUEEN OF THE MERSEY. ; For London. JHj- "VTOTICE TO SHIPPERS.—No Wool or other freight will be received on board without an order, and arrangements can be made by intending shippers with either of the undersigned, for forwarding Wool,from any. of the shipping places on the coast to the ship. Wool for this vessel, sent by way of Christchurch will be dumped at the Steam Wharf, Heathcote, free of expense to the shippers. J. DRUMMOND MACPHERSON, MILES & CO. DALGETY, BUCKLEY, & CO. Lyttelton & Christchurch. Or to GOULD & MILES, 4631 Christchurch. OTAGO GOLD FIELDS. FOR AKAROA, TIMARU, ,OAMARU, MOERAKI, WAIKOUAITI & DUNEDIN. n fTI HE powerful Paddle Steamer 1 GEELONG is appointed to sail for the above ports on Friday, the 26th of. December, For freight or passage, apply to MILES & CO., Lyttelton and Christchurch. Freight oil all cargo for the intermediate ports must .be pre-paid; as also cartage .and wharfage on goods sent to the agents for shipment. 5048 OTAGO GOLD FIELDS. 1-r T?O R OTAGO AND THE BLUFF. I X; —The Intercolonial Royal Mail steam ship, JMmmm* prince alfred, Wheeler, Commander, is appointed to sail for the above ports, on Wednesday, the 31st, December, at noon. : - For freight or passage, apply to . miles &. Co., . Lyttelton and Christchurch. Passengers by the steamers of this; compimy are provisioned free on board to the port of destination, including time of detention at intermediate, ports. 5049 7~7 riOR NELSON AND SYDNEY.— Jl jLJfti I The Intercolonial Royal Mail x steam ship, MMmm. ' PRINCE; ALFRED,.. Wheeler, Commander, is appointed to sail for the above ports, on Saturday, the 10th January, at noon. For freight or apply to MILES & CO., ~ Lyttelton and Christchurch. Passengers by the steamers of this company are provisipned free on board to the port of. destination, including time of detention at intermediate ports. : 5050 ~~~1 T?OR WELLINGTON, PICTON, »11 J? NELSON, TARANAKI, and 4|kKjjv|c MANUKAU.-The Intercolonial Royal JMEm&ymi. Mail .steam ship, " AIREDALE, is appointed to sail for the above ports, on Friday, the 9th January, at noon. For freight or passage, apply to MILES & CO., Lyttelton and Christchurch. Passengers by the steamers of this company are provisioned free on board to the port of destination, including time of , detention at intermediate ports. 5051 NNUAL HORSE RACES AT THE HEAD OF THE BAY, AKAROA. ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 18S2. OPEN TO ALL COMERS; COMMITTEE: Messrs. H. Piper I Messrs. J. Pawson J.Hodgson | J.Stevenson Treasurer—B. Shadbolt. Secretary—L. Parsons. Racing to be run in heats, according to the Rules of the Course. Trotting Match—Pony Race. All . horses under fourteen hands to be considered as ponies. RURAL SPORTS. Yi . Foot Racing—Jumping in Sacks—Greasy Jig Hunt, &c. LEWIS PARSONS, Hon. Sec. Any horse can be entered up to the last, hour, but no person can enter a horse without being a subgenber Head of the Bay, Dec, 9,1862. 4920 " free"masons! ~~~T The New Zealand Lodge of Unanimity, No. 879, will celebrate the Festival of St, John, at the Masonic Hall, Lyttelton, On FRIDAY, the 26th inst., The attendance of visiting brethren is invited. Banquet at G o'clock precisely- , By command of the W.M., 4938 R RENSHAW, Hon. Sec, ■ ~~ _ 1.0.0.F.M.U. Loyal Good Intent Lodge, No. 4829. THE Members of the above Lodge will celebrate their FOURTH ANNIVERSARY by a Public Ball, on January Ist, 1863, at Bro, Host Scarbrough s, Bruce's Hotel, Akaroa. _ Tickets to be obtained of the Stewards, Bros. P. David, Akatoa; W. Green, German Bay; F. Vanstone, Head of Bay, and ; HY. HAYLOCK, N.G., 4031 RICIID. HILL, Secy,