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Otago Daily Times, Issue 68, 3 February 1862, Page 1

Shipping1 Notices. FIRST PASSENGEII SHIP FOU MELBOURNE. £*f-«#x rj-U-IK magnificent A 1 Clipper _1_ ship EslliiiSaiilsliii!*^ 2000 Tons Burthen, Holmes, Muster. This ship having her berths already fitted up to accommodate 400 passengers, and having no cargo ou board, is now ready to'proceed to sea. Passengers can go on board at once. For p;issa<re apply to THOMAS NORTON & CO., Agents. The agents would refer intending' passengers by this ship io the flattering1 testimonial presented/to Captain Holmes by tile passengers on his arrival in port, and published'in the Otiu/o JDrtih/ Times. J. & R. BAiKD, L censed Lightermen, Custom House, anil Sliip Agents ARE prepared to con* rat for the lightering of vessels at Port Chalmers, or in the Bay, at current rates, with the undermentiond lighters :— Caliiot Coraki Bon Accord Sisters lona Matilda Hayes Governor Arthur Lloyd's Herald Christina Falls Margerct. Offices : Jetty & Princes-street. OBE R T SON ST CO., Stevedores, Port Chalmers. Vessels discharged with despatch. Ballast and Water supplied. "D. 11. BA KN E S, Licensed Custom House Agent, PASSES Entries of Bills of Lading, and is prepared to transact all Custom House business for parties entrusting him wi the same with despatch and on moderate terms. Ofh'ee—Staiibrd-street, opposite the store of Messrs; J. C. Campbell & Co. I). 11. UARNiiS, LICEKSKI) LIGHTEKMAN, iS prepared-to receive orders for Lighterage of Goods from Port Chalmers to Dunediu Jetty. Ofh'ee —Duuediu Jetty. " t6~~MEROHANTS, CONSIGNEES, stori;ki:ei'lu:s, and commission* agents, Settlers in the Country, .and others. CR I G 11 T O N, DALRYMI'LE AND CO., Carriers, Receiving and forwarding agents, Carters, Shipping, and Custom House agents. Ori'iciiS: Princes-street, and Cumber!nud-strect C" "aptain d. FllaiTTr"wY"si'rircoT, Commission Agents, Stevedores, and Shipping Masters, Port Chalmers. Ballasting- carefully attended to Merchandise. OATS. ON SALE by the undersigned, 1000 Bushels Oats, superior quality. THOMAS DICK & CO.. Princes street. pX •' CLioIOE," now landing aud on sale fl J by the undersigned— Wooden stores, 50 feet x 25 feet „ „ 00 „ x3O „ Also, — Paper-hangings Wrapping: paper White lead Oils and colors Galvanized iron Chaff machines HENRY COOXE & CO., AVsilkPr-sfroet. r§\EA—Chests, Halt-Chests, and Boxes. _J FISHER & GREEN. \tf ANILLA and MAURITIUS SUGARS. IV.I FISHER & GREEN. T>OTTLED FRUITS,SALAD OIL, SAUCES, 1> CURRY, &c. FISHER & JSREEN^ BELMONT, NEVA and MOULD CANDLES. FISHER fcJi-liEE^i.-BEST S SOAP—SYDNEY. FJSHER & GREEK. AREVY'S WEIGHING MACHINES. FISHER & GREEN. LONG and SHORT HANDLED SHOVELS. ___^__ FISKL'R fc GREKN. GAL IRON BUCKETS. FISHER & GREEN. JTVUAiNOK & CO. !>ave on Sale at their New Store, Manse street, ex '• Rifleman" awl "Jane Loekhart," from Sydney :— Mai-tell'* Brandy, in quarter-casks, pale and dark Hennessey's do. do. do. Kartell's do. ; in cases Pierre Chanlier, do. do. Stewart's Whiskey, in quarter-casks Kirkliston do., in cases Hunt's Purt Wine, quarter-casks and cases Pale Sherry, do. do. Champagnes Manilla, Java, and Mauritius Sugar Patna and Java Rice Tea, in chests, half-chests, and boxes Feast's Jams aud Jellies, Cape Raisins, Walnuts Colman's Mustard, in tins and half-pound bottles Half-pint Salad Oil, Castor Oil, pint Pickles Assorted Sauces, Vinegar, Table Salt Preserved Oysters, Lobsters, Salmon Sardines, North Wilts Cheese Sinclair's New Ham and Bacon Sperm Caudles, Sydney and London Soap Hollov/ay's Pills and Ointment Patent Groats, Tumblers Manilla Cigars, Havanuah shape Plaid Box and Japan-tin Vestas, Pipes Collins's American Axes Do. H.11.R.P. and L.H. Shovels Galvanized Iron Buckets Gilpiu's best miners' Picks, Fickhandles Camp Kettles, Prospecting Pans, Dipper's &c. American wood and cane-.seat Chairs Do. Clocks, Platform Scales, Peg Boots White and drab Mole Trousers Bedford and worsted-cord Trousers Crimean Siiirts, Scotch twilled Shirts Ready-made Clothing. FRANCK & CO. I^DW. MOELLER & CO. beg to inform the Ll inhabitants of Dunedin that they have OPENED a LARGE ASSORTMENT of FURNITURE, BEDDING, AND CARPETS, And that the following Articles are always on hand— Mahogany and cedar dining tables Mahogany 100 Tables, cedar dressing do. Cedar washstands, American do. Toilet glasses of all sizes, gilt frame mirrors of all dimensions, cedar and mahogany chests of drawers, do. eheffoniers, do. sideboards Drawing-room furniture, in suites—in rosewood, and walnut; vahmt cheffoniers, plate-glass backs and marble-tops ; eheffonier what-nots Mahogany and cedar chairs, covered in haircloth or morocco Sofas and couches in do. ; easy chairs in do. Cane and wood-bottomed chairs of all descriptions Rocking chairs, stools Iron bedsteads, of all shapes and sizes Iron and wooden stretchers, wattrass.es, bolsters, and pillows, of all kinds—as horsehair, coir, and cotton ; feather pillows Cedar rail soafas, with and without backs —the first to form a double bedstead Brussels and Kidderminster carpets Hearth rugs, and various other articles too numerous to particularize. E. M. k, Co. receive constant supplies from their Melbourne business, and their charges are not more thau MELBOURNE PRICES, with freight and expenses added, E. M. & Co., with the view of doing an ex^aisive business in New Zealand, offer to the public every facility to furnish their houses comfortably, at a very small expense ; and expect that the public, in consideration of the great boon so conferred upon it, will give to their Establishment the fullest patrodage. ■8S- Tho Warehouse is in THE ARCADE, fronting Maclaajau-sti-eet. A Branch will be Opened in GEORGE-STREET, opposite the Rev. Mr. Stewart's residence, in a few days.