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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXIII, Issue 1361, 18 February 1865, Page 1

Hallway STotloes. LYTTEIiTON AND CHRISTCHURCH H RAILWAY. B A LTERATIONS of TRAINS for the SUMMER j\ TRAFFIC. H On and after September 26,1864. ■ WEEK DAYS. ■ from Christchurch —Ba.m; 9 a.m.; loa.ni ;11 a.m; 2 p.m; 4 p.m; 5 p.m; 6 p.m. From Heathcote—B.3o a.m; 9.30 a.m; 10.80 a.m; 12.30 p.nt; 2.30 p.m; 4.30 p.m.; 5.30 p.m; GtfO p.m. JH SUNDAYS. From Christchurch—9 a.m; 10 a.m.; 2 p.m; 3p.m; ■ From Heathcote—9.3o a.m ; 10.20 a.m; 2.30 p.m; 4.30 p.m; 6.30 p.m. ■ Trains stop at the Opawa and Hillsborough stations. Passengers must be on the platform five H minutes before the arrival of each train. H Fares—First-class, each way, is 6d; return tickets ss 6d. Second class, Is 3d; return tickets, 2s. l 0 G. HOLMES & CO. ■ LYTTELTON AND CHRISTCHURCH H RAILWAY. ■ NOTICE. mHE Charge for Carriage to the Heathcote on H X Grain of all kinds for the ensuing season will H be at the rate of 2d per bushel, which will include weighing, marking, &c., and one month's storage. H G. HOLMES & CO. ■ Christchurch Station, Feb. 10, 1865. c 3350 H " Shipping Notloes. H FOR LONDON DIRECT. ■ TO FOLLOW THE BLUE JACKET. I Ltfcfu T HE MAGNIFICENT SHIP I BRITISH EMPIRE, 5000 Tons Burthen, B| Thomas B. Callenan, Commander, B|- Will be ready to receive wool in December, and will follow the Blue Jacket, sailing in all February. |B This ship is the largest that has visited New Zealand, and possesses jpacious accommodation for Hf saloon and second-cabin passengers. 1 Bf Arrangements have $een made at the various out- ■ ports to receive wool, and to convey through to ■ London at the lowest rate of freight. For freight or passage apply to 3 B GOULD & MILES, B Christchurch. B MILES & CO., | B Lyttelton and Christchurch. B BESWICK & BIRCH, ■ H. J. LeCREN & CO., ■ Timaru; K ° r t0 J. T. PEACOCK & CO., Lyttelton and Christchurch. . - BL Oct. 27. 1864. : C 1486 WOOL SHIP. 1 K TO FOLLOW THE PARISIAN. B jfek T™ BRmsH * BUI]C,T BARQUE B DONA ANITA, Hp 500 tons Register, p ■ W. C. Davis, Master, 4 m Is now receiving wool and will sail in all FebruB The Dona Anita will take about 1300 bales, and ■ an effort will be made to load her sufficiently early B to allow of her dispatch as a second vessel to the B|: May sales. Bl She has good accommodation for a few first and Bl second cabin passengers. B Freight of wool three farthings per pound, and the B usual 5 per cent primage 1 B For freight or passage apply to B' HALL, RITCHIE & CO., B Lyttelton; B E. S. DALGETY & CO., m Lyttelton and Christchurch; B Or to P B J. DRUMMOND MACPHERSON, * B Lyttelton and Christchurch. B Jan. 23,1865. C 2547 p B WOOL SHIP FOR LONDON. n I TO FOLLOW THE DONA ANITA. g I SAILING CLIPPER I GLENMARK, B 953 tons register, K 3. Thomson, Commander. j B This splendid vessel having just accomplished the K passage from Gravesend in 82 days, will be discharged K as quickly as possible, and having already a large y B portion of her return cargo engaged, will be m dispatched hence the first week in April. B . Her accommodation for all classes of passengers K is most complete. R Q K Foj- freight or passage apply to K HALL, RITCHIE & CO., K Lyttelton. ■ E. S. DALGETY & CO., K Lyttelton and Christchurch. I R J. D. MACPHERSON, ■ 3040 c Lyttelton and Christchurch. { SUMMER PLEASURE EXCURSIONS I THE PENINSULA. J B , fJIHE fast and comfortable m paddle steamer. ■ BETSY DOUGLAS, B| Captain Thomas Boyd, Hp Leaves Peacock's Wharf, for Pigeon Bay, K EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, ■ ' At 9 a.m., and * M SATURDAY, c B At 1 p.m.; ® B Returning from Pigeon Bay at 3 p.m., on Tuesdays , HI and Thursdays, and at 5 p.m. on Saturdays, Bf _ Special arrangements will be made with large par- s B ties, families, fcc. Bi Return tickets issued on Saturdays for ss; ordi- r B| »ary fare, 7s 6d. Wm Apply to I mm. ■ CAPTAIN BOYD, 1 Bl 3256 c On board. i