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Otago Daily Times, Issue 56, 20 January 1862, Page 1

Shipping Notices. c2l§&S^3v QTEAMER "EXPERT': $jfM^i||S|2K kJ will leave Port Chalmers _Mwfcs!2osßsSii^>- at J past 8 a.m., and will leave Dunedin at 12, noon. Will leave Port Chalmers at J past 2, p.m., and will leave Dunedin at i past 4, p.m. SCREW STEAMER ' RUBY.' NOTICE. e^fe>fe'sii^v A -kL CLAIMS against J\_ this Ship must be rendered t^JEeisJlllßsa^'- in duplicate up to the Bth inst., gg^sHa^Js^sSsfasg as nothing will be recognised afterdate. R. B. MARTIN & CO. FOR THE TAIERI FERRY AND WAIHOLA. =L *a rfflPIE Fine Powerful Steamer <siW^f^ -*- "RAINBOW" trade regularly between s®£^*!a' Dunedin and the Taieri Ferry, delivering Goods at Waihola. For freight or passage apply to HE2nRY HOUGHTON, Walker-street, Messrs. H.Cooke & Co.'s stores. NOTICE. nnHE Harbour Steamer *ra£S||§|^. A " VICTORIA," having ■Wd&**sssssz&&?* undergone a thorough repair, .^^^^^Saaaa^ will run between Port Chalmers and Dunedin as formerly, leaving Port Chalmers at 8-30 a.m., and Dunedin at 3-30 p.m. Cargo and passengers at reasonable rates. ~r CJ S. PHCENIX, for PasscnjaSi^&^lpsSv J^s # gers, from Dunedin iO^S^^^ Jeti 7> at 10 °'clock» a-m-' ,^^^^^^^ from Port Chalmers, at 3-30. p.m. • STEAM TO THE TAIERI. ~~ r . „. nnHE favorite paddle steamer rajllfesjrfSfSx J. LYTTELTON, will run 'OfellllSii^^. regularly between Dunedin, and the'Taieri ferry, and deliver goods at the head of Waihola Lake. For freight or passage apply to & R BEEBYj at R. B. Martin & Co.'s offices, High-street. FIRST SHIP FOR LONDON, - To Sail 25th January. -T-v npi-IE Celebrated Al clipper ship /f\/K\ J- "STAR OF TASMANIA," «fife»«^\ 652 tons Register, 4sMj!M&r S. TuIIOCH, Commander, «SpilSs» jYoxo Loading with Wool at Port Chalmers, Will be despatched with Passengers, Wool, and Gold, on 25th JANUARY, and may be relied on to arrive in London not later than 15th April. This fine Vessel was built by Messrs. Hall, of Aberdeen, at srreater expense than any other out of their Yard, and is fitted up for Passengers more handsomely and commodiously than a steamer. Her last two voyages from Launceston to London were done in 74 days. She will carry Cabin and intermediate, or steerage passengers. DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO., Agents. FOR HOBART TOWN DIRECT. x-A^-K THHE fast-sailing schooner -teftgfP^v^ I. SCOTIA, Capt. C. H. Bart*s^*||g|r<^> lett, having accommodation for gggjgggjgjjgjjpES* a limited number of passengers, will Sail positsvely on SATURDAY, 18th Jan. For freight or passage apply to W. W. DUNBAR, Agent, 15, Princes-street. TO SHIPOWNERS, CAPTAINS, &c. /K^ HP SWALLOAV and CO., Steam ra\>f\ JL • Biscuit Bakers, Sandridge, /«iS3fe\Vv beg to state that they have appointed ifcllEnllsß Messrs. Thomas Norton and Co. "SszzsxzssE- t]ieir jv. GE jr TS at Dunedin and PortChalmers for the sale of their Ship and Cabin Bread, who will always have a supply on hand. Mr. J. W. Allen,' Stafford-street, Dunedin, is also their Agent for Fancy Mixed and all other lands of Biscuits. ■ t SWAIiOW & co^ "JACOB'S RIVER VIA INVERCARGILL. 1-JK QCHOONER "SPAR," is now _^A, O laid on for Invercargill and Jacob's 2&|j|!||£ For' freight apply early to Captain ffl* I™™ Davidson, on board; or to WEBB, AANTLIN; & CO., Reynolds' Bond. ' COBB & CO.'S BOOKING OFFICE. For Melbourne Direct. 4wk nnHE fine clipper 'ship ma jrgi|^ -L MOUNTAIN WAVE, Hardy, master, will sail on IBJj||ggg|liig^ SATURDAY,2Sth JANUARY next. Her accommodations are first-class, and the dietary scale most liberal. Intending passengers will do well to inspect her. Applyt° COBB & CO., Booking Office, Provincial Hotel Yard. NOTICE TO PASSENGERS. lyK^jk A T the request of a large -fen^SsK^N*. J\_ number of Merchants and "^S&lljSlljslg* Shipmasters, we have made Egg^teySpgSjSsljS' arrangements for booking passengers'to all parts of New Zealand and the Australian Colonies. Passengers can secure tickets by hrstrClass sailing ships or steamers, at our offices, at Tuapeka Wetherstone's Waitahuna Waipori COBB & CO., Booking Office, Provincial Hotel, Dunedin. "~ FOR MELBOURNE DffiECT. •v.^l>^vx HP HE A 1 clipper ship 1 "MOUNTAIN WAVE,' l3oß||3sp > 1000 tons, Joseph Hardy, com%ffi3SjiSaS3ji^& mander. This fine vessel will be despatched for the above port on SATURDAY, the 25t1) January next . She has splendid accommodation, and her dietary allowance (which can be seen at our office by intending passengers) will be found most liberal. HENRY DRIVER & CO., Agents, Stafford-street. 7JkZ±7 1?OR AUCKLAND. ■gjllPsV- JJ ROBERT & BETSY, sdifeltiisli&'. MONDAY NEXT, 20th inst. FOR THE COROMANDEL GOLD FIELDS AND AUCKLAND. lA^^+s. 'JVHE Al Brig "RITA," 300 ■tefSlf^-. X tons burden, will sail for "*£fg§S|i^|^ the above port on Tuesday, the idff^il-agjg-^-' 21st instant. She has excellent cabin and steerage accommodation, and is the fastest vessel upon the coast. A liberal dietary scale will be allowed. ALSO, FOR SALE, TWO KAURI SPARS, 50 and 52 feet long, and 15 inches at the lower diameter. Price, 2s 3d per For freight or passage apply to E. CHALMER, over Commercial Sales Room, Princes-street, or to the Captain on board. ~ J. &E. BAIRD, Licensed Lightermen, Custom House, and Ship Agents, ARE prepared to contrat for the lightering of vessels at Port Chalmers, or in the Bay, at current rates, with the undermentiond lighters : — Ca niot Coraki Bon Accord Sisters j ona Matilda Hayes Governor Arthur ' Lloyd's Herald ■ Christina Falls " "-■ " Margeret. " Oi'l'ices: Jetty & I'riMQS.-street^^