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Otago Daily Times, Issue 76, 12 February 1862, Page 1

Shipping Notices. TELEGRAPH LINE OF PACKETS. NOTICE TO PASSENGERS. ■kJii-.dK m HE favorite clipper ship ■aJKKf^N^ J "EUREKA," 13£l>3t$S>!r 1250 tons register, 2000 tons «gllllSililSS8? burthen, B. F. . Cutler, Esq., commander, now hourly expected from Port Phillip, will be again despatched for Melbourne Avith the usual punctuality of the line, seven days after her arrival. The very flattering testimonials that have been presented'to Captain Cutler, on each of his voyages, to and from this port, are a sufficient guarantee that the well earned reputation of this splendid vessel will be maintained on her return to Melbourne. Fares .. Steerage..£4 10s. „ 5a100n.... £10 10s. HENRY HOUGHTON, ■ Agent, Walker-street. /~-1 EORGE KINGSTON, Shipping and General \JT Commission Agents, Port Chalmers, agent for D. Carey. Ballast and Water. JDARWENT Se CO., Ship Brokers, Corn . Factors, and General Commission Agents, Importers direct of Adelaide Flour, Wheat, Bran, Sec Stafford Street, Dunedin, opposite Messrs. Campbell and Co.'s. CAPTAINS DOVE & THOMPSON, Marine Surveyors, (appointed by Lloyd's Agent), Port Chalmers, Dunedin. Keferonce :—William Reynolds, Esq. Lloyd's Agent. LLOYD, TAGGART & CO., Ship Brokers Customs, Lighter, and General Commission Agents, Jetty-street. CAPTAIN D. FLIGHT, WYSE & CO., Commission Agents, Stevedores, and Shipping Masters, Port Chalmers. Ballasting carefully attended to Merchandise. - ■ : M'CALLUM & MURRAY, IMPORTERS, Maclaggan-street, opposite " Abbeylcix House," HAVE RECEIVED ex ss " Aldinga,'* a.splendid assortment of DRAPERY", easting ef— • Paisley shawls and scarfs '- Llama shawls Cashmere shawls Mantles and jackets Black glace silks Plain and fancy silk dresses Flounced silk dresses Poplin dresses Embossed mohair robes Teresita robes _ --■', Super broche mohairs " ' French and organdie muslin dreises: French flounced muslin dreses Earlston ginghams ' - Printed cambrics aud hair cords Winsey and rip skirts Crinolines, from 16 to 30 steels ltoyal and Aberdeen winseys Checked winheys "and all wool plaids Girls' white-cotton hpse Women's white cotton aud merino hone ■ -Women's white, grey, and brown I*,W hpse Women's and. girls' blaffik,CashlAev<i ho3e " White and black lace falls '• Worked mitslin and linen collars and setts Victorian setts and black crape collars and setta Chenille aiidßusma braid nets Invisible ah(l fancy nets Head-dresses mid coronets Infanta' robes and frocks .'. Infants?.flannels and bands lafents*- slips and linen shirts Infants'holland dresses Infants' satin hoods- and hats Boys' Knickerbockers ■ - Ladies' French and. Pecco staya Ladies' uuderolothing Plain and fancy ribbons Black ribbon velvets, all Avidths French flowers Black, slate and drab moreens Pale book and jaconet muslins Lappet, spring arid spot muslins Sacherille, check and stripe do India twills and long cloths Black silk patent aud cotton velvet 7-8-and 4-1 uuion and linen diaper 8-1 damask for tablecloths White v'd brown do 6-1 colored damaskß White, blue and scarie-t blankets Welsh and Saxony flannels 8-4 Bath coating for petticoats Colored Saxony flannels New magenta and black do Black slate and drab roll'd j aeonct Scotch Holland and duck Black and gold carpet covers nnd rugs Black and scarlet do do 4-4 and 8-4 gray calicoes Gents white shirts Regatta and Scotch twill shirts Crimean aud Melton cloth do Blue and grey serge shirts Spotted guernseys do Piccadilly, Avest end, aud volunteer collars Gents black and fancy neck ties Lamb wool pants and shirts Grey and Shetland do Gents merino and lamb wool, half-hose Military and Aberdeen half hose Gents riding and driving gloves Tweed and doe suits Tweed coats, trousers, and.vests , '. Bedford aud cotton cord trousers Moleskin and patent Angola trousers Super-Bedford cord riding pants Felt hats and Tweed caps A general assortment of haberdashery. i and § cauibric aud laAvn handkerchiefs WITTKOWSKI BROTHERS, WHOLESALE TOBACCONISTS, AND IMPORTERS. (Of Melbourne, Ballarat, and Dunedin) BEG to call the attention of the .Tobacconists, Store and Hotel Keepers of Dunedin and the Province generally, to their Wholesale Establishment in Stafford Street, first right-of-way aboA-e the Provincial Hotel. J. WANDELS, Manager. WITTKOWSKI BROTHERS, HAVE on Sale Tobacco—los, half-pounds, and Twists, Cavendish, Honey Dew, and Aromatic. / WITTKOWSKI BROTHERS, HAVE on Sale—Pipes—Clay, Wood, and Meerschaum, plain and mounted. WITTKOWSKI BROTHERS, HAVE on Sale—Matches, Wood and Wax Vestas, and General Stock of Tobacconist's Ware. ; WITTKOWSKI BROTHERS, HAVE on Sale—Cigars—Manilla, Swisi, and Habana. Regalias, Media Resjalias, Londres, Trabuco's, Prenaados, Queens, Cabanas, &c, &c. COUNTRY AND TOWN ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. First Right of Way above Provincial Hotel, Stafford Street. • ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED,—A large STORE, .0 x 20, eight "s.^ fc — " Princes-street. JAMES FINCH & CO., WINE, SPIRIT & GENERAL MERCHANTS, ■ - . RATTRAY STREKT, , .' ■ i ) ■■ ■ HAVE always'on": Sale"a'large stock of. •"-Wines'afid Spirits, iri>ip-:-riasks- afuj' &£«, o£ JfePtfk Cheese; Preserves abater; vypver, tisimoa,, fee,**. • '- -