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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 892, 22 September 1866, Page 1

SHIP ' PEGASUfc,' @ LONDON, HAS REPORTED INWARDS. VTi,* ON SIGNE ES will please pay JfcSjSKKs. Freights, pass entries, and take delivery of Goods in terms of Bills of leading. All goods impeding the Ship's discharge will be landed and stored at consignee's risk and expcnße. All Bills of Lading to order must be presented for endorsement at the Agent's Office, or the goods will not be delirered. COMBES & DALDY, Agents. September 21, 1866. B. —Tlio above ship will be ready to discharge on Monday morning. Consignees ure requested to send lighters alongside without delay. FOR TAURANGA, NAPIER, WELLINGTON LYTTELTON, AND OTAGO. — fTIHE N. Z.S.N. Company's s.B. J. ' WELLINGTON," 300 tons, F. Revnkh, Commander, '■■SS.'W' will be despatched for tho abovo Ports on WEDNESDAY next, the 26th instant, at 2 p.m For freight or passage, apply to COMBES AND DALDY, Agents. FOR SYDNEY. Hp HE Panama, New Zealand, and X Australian Royal Mail Company's 858 tons, 160 horse-power, ST. Ha.bkis, R.N.T!., Commander, will be despatched with -Her Majesty's Mailß on TUESDAY, the 2nd October, at noon. For freight or passage, apply at the Company's office. H. M. JERYIS, Agent. PANAMA MAIL SERVICE. rpHE P.N.Z. & A.R.M. Co.'s e.s. 'EAIKOUEA,' 1,501 tons register, 400 horse-power, H. S. Machut, Commander, is appointed to leave WELLINGTON for PANAMA, OS OS AH OUT MONDAY, THE STH OCTOBER NEXT, WITH her MAJESTY'S MAILS FROM AUSTRALIA t £ AND NEW ZEALAND. PASSENGERS, SPECIE, AND GOODS BOOKED THROUGH TO SOUTHAMPTON ?BOH MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY AND NEW ZEALAND PORTS. F A R "K S: AUCKLAND AND SOUTHAMPTON— Chief Cabin .... £94 and £104 gepond „ . PANAMA— Chief Cabin .... £54 and £o9 Seeond „ .... £34 LUGGAGE— 20 feet allowed First Class; 15 feet Second Class. AU luggage must be delivered at the Company b Office, twenty-four hours before the departure of the steamer, when it will be labelled, manifested, weighed #r measured. All excess to be paid for as measurement goode. O.S. ' EGMONT' will leave this on or about TUESDAY, the 2nd prox., with Passengers and Cargo for the f Kaikoura. 9 For further particulars apply at the Company's Office. H. M. JERYIS, Agent TRANSPORT ON THE WAIKATO. IN FUTURE the Steamers * MAORI CHIEF* and ' GYMNOTUS' will run to and from the Waikato Heads to all stations on the River, in £!Kon with the ' PRINCE ALFRED,' from Onehunga. . For rate* of freight, passage, and further information, apply to | Ms. W. J. HURST, Queen-street, Auckland; Me. G. HODGE, Onehunga ; or Mb. H. BHELLITO, Port Waikato; Who are empowered to issue Bills of Lading for all goods entrusted io them, and whose receipt will bo Zaksowledgbd by the undersigned. R. SIMPSON. BTEAM TRANSPORT ON THE WAIKATO RIVER. mHE Steamer ' BLUENOSE' ia JL now plying regularly between Port Waikato and the different Stations on the River. The ' Bluenose ' being the fastest boat on the river and making her trips with a regularity hitherto anpreoedented, is giving complete satisfaction to both Passengers and Shippers of Goods. Freight and Passengers conveyed at current rates. Apply to E. GIBBONS, Onehnnga; FRANZ SCHERFF, Auckland.