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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 894, 25 September 1866, Page 1

SHIP 'PEGASUS,' @ LONDON, HAS REPORTED INWARDS. <"i<fi nONSIGNBES will please pay Freights, pass entries, and take delivery of Goods in terms of Bills of '• mtmaimSr Lading. All goods impeding the Ship's discharge will bo landed and stored at consignee's risk I. and expense. e All ±Wls of Lading to order must be presented for endorsement at the Agent's Office, or the goods will not be delivered. COMBES & DALDY, Agents. September 21,186 G. L IgS" N. B.—The above ship will be ready to discharge on Monday morning. Consignees are requested to send lighters alongside without delay. FIRST SHIP FOR LONDON DIRECT. Carrying Passengers and Cargo. ' -*x-j rTIHE well-known favourite clippor ship •s|flsk 1 'SIAM,* Mr. Ashut, Commander. This line ship, under charter to H.M. Government for the conveyance of troops to Hobart Town, will, immediately on har return from that port, load for London, to leave in December. In the meantimo pnssnges and froight can be engaged on application to the undersigned. Any goods coming forward for shipment prior to the ship's return from Hobart Town, can be stored free of expense to the shipper. For particulars of freight or passage, apply to CRUIOKBHANK, SMART, & CO. Auckland, September 18, 186 G. FOR SYDNEY, NEWCASTLE, AND HOBART TOWN. /"1~ niHE Favourite Clipper Barque JlrJaScK -L ' FREE TKADEB,?- !]£&&£& 300 tons, H. Robinson, iraster, will sail i&cima&r on SATURDAY next. For freight or passage, having superior accommodation npplv to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE, Or to the Captain on Board. ' FOR NEWCASTLE. Forwarding Passengers to any Australian Port. rpHE Favourite Barque, •SaSk A. 'ANNE MKLHUISH.' jßagS> will sail on THURSDAY, 27th inApply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE Agents. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. ji%A. THE favourite regular trader »M&\ JL 'CONSTANCE' JygSSXg will sail THIS DAY, 25th instant. *B"OsiraS freight or paesage immediate application is necessary to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. September 11, 1866. FOR BRISBANE. _-!_. fPHE Barque 1 'HELEN S. PAGE* will sail for the above Fort on WED«oaiw NiSDAY, the 26th inet., and will tako a limited number of passengers. Apply to HUNTER & CO., Durham-street. FOR SALE, al4 or Two CARGO BOATS, well J|3|s§&s. yJ found, coppered and copper-fastened. PP J. CASEY, Red Office, Queen-street Wharf. FEATON & ROBINSON, NAUTICAL, MATHEMATICAL, & OPTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKERS, 38, Queen-gibbet Whabf, Aucklasd, (Corner of Fort-street.) Ships* Compasses cleaned and adjusted. Sewing Machines repaired, &c, and every description of light mechanlsal work executed with despatch and accuracy. t. peacock:, OPTICIAN, MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, 52, Shortland-streot. SPECTACLES of every description fitted with accuracy. Surveying, Nautical, and all kinds of Scientific Instruments on Sale and efficiently Repaired and ■ Adjusted, on the premises, Immediately above Canning's Buildings. A. G-. BAETLETT, (22 years with Messrs. Brockbank & Atkins, Chronometer makers, of No. 7, Cowper's Court, Cornhill, London.) CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, [ CORNER OF SHORTLAND CRESCENT \ AND HIGH-STOEET. 1 — —— Chronometers Repaired and Accurately Rated by Transit Observation and Astronomical Clocks. CAMEO PHOTOGRAPHY. I Tl/TESSRS. BARTLETT & CO., Photographic IVJL Artists, having received the necessary Apparatus, tre prepared to execute LikenesEes in CAMEO PHOTOGRAPHY at their Studio, Corner of Queen and Wellesley Streets. These likenesses are suitable for mounting in Brooches, and though never before taken in this r Colony, are very j FASHIONABLE AT HOME. j BAETLETT & CO. COBHER OF QUEEN AND WELLESLEY BTBSETiL