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Otago Daily Times, Issue 112, 26 March 1862, Page 5

Shipping Notices*J£ffi\\ BOOKING OFFICE, fJ^^^va miIOMAS "NORTON &, CO. are THIS DAY I hooking Passengers iis under :— For MELBOURNE—Per ANNA KIMBALL. For BRITISH COLUMBIA GOLD DIGGINGS and SAN FKANCiSOO. — Per ALICE THOIINDYKII— to mil shortly, For lIOISART TOWN ami; LAUNCESTON.—, A V essf Ito sail soon. . ■ . ■ . . . For pasture apply Jo . ,'.'. •' . .' ' THUS. NORTON & CO., Booking Offices, Jetty. STEAM TO MELBOURNE UIRIfCT. Reduced Passage Money. S.S. "0 M JB 0," .Tas. M'Lachlan, Commander. PASSAGE MONEY, £6. «3^c^3^ fTMHIS mail steamer will return **?fx^iK\^^s> J- from Canterbury on SA- i tf'flE^JSSs^ TURDAY next, and will sail >Ssgssl£sSCT§»Sd«3E> for Melbourne direct positively; on MONDAY, 31st March. Passengers conveyed to the ship freu of charge, the last steamer leaving Duneuin Jetty at 2 o'Clock. The Undersigned are now booking passen<rers. DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO., Walker-street. FOll SYDNEY AND NEWCASTLE? 4-^t-iiSN. ri^HE 'clipper barque "DUNEr^F^Ei.^SN i- DIN" will sailabout SATURDAY, 29th iust. Superior acCS^firJffJSfißg'jsS^r gnimnndatiinn. As. she will only lake a limited number of passengers, early application to be mado to CAPTAIN WALKER, on board ; or, , THOMAS DUNCAN & CO., George-street, Agents. FOR BRITISH COLUMBIA GOLD-FIELDS, x A- v FIT HE Al extreme clipper-ship, l?^fesss^ X ALICE THORN DYKE, •^■-*TF<^_^_> 1,000 tons, W. H. Thorndyke, j_^__^r|_i_^_|^s_^pKs(l-» Commander, lor Victoria, Vancouver's Island, direct. , ' In consequence of the unexpected increase of passengers for Britis.ii Columbia, per Alice Thorndyke, this fine ship will be detained until MONDAY, MARCH , 31si\ lb&2, having splendid cabin and steerage accommodation, with a most liberal dietary scale. , Passengers booked through to San Francisco. Rates of passage for— Victoria, V. Island, (steerage).. £10 Cabin .. £30 Pan Francisco (steerage) .. £20 For further information, apply to HKNRY DRiVER & CO., Stafford-street : Orto CAPT. THORNDYKE, Port Chalmers. *^L~-^v THIRST ship for Melbourne. JyS^rej^jjS?^* Passengers for this vessel go on 3gßijsi|&!i§S§S3^ board on Thursday, the 27th hist. A. L; THOMSON & CO., Agents, Stnftbrd-street. FOR WELLINGTON, v^sixfev HPHE fast sailing schooner •a-fcl^iS^N. J- DUNEDIN, Ji_|___|S2lKgr__ i To sail on Monday, the 31st inst. BS^iifl^iisfe&g For freight or passage apply to WRIGHT, ROBERTSON & CO., Manse-street ; or to J. and R. BAIRD, . Jetty. THE ALMEDA, FOR SYDNEY. •K,ii—sfev TiV consequence of the above ,j^_lSjEi^|[NX\ JL -vessel having been unavoididSSftSjaSzi^T** ably delayed, eight additional pas<@3@s33s2!S§sS3!aS? scngers will be taken it booked before 4 o'clock this day. , ' E. CHALMER, Agent. Dunedin, 20th March, 18G2. FIRST SHIP FOR MELBOURNE. rjRHE Magnificent Blackwall "*y_!_|P_i_%>';.' ' A L C 'y^o'n E , jHJ|||g|||||jgg_g»-' W. Gray, Esq., Commander. This fast and comfortable clipper, having successfully completed her second voyage to this port, under the able, command,'of Captain Gray, offers great inducement to passengers proceeding to Melbourne. She is now readyto proceed to sea, having all her stores, fittings, kdl, . alreafly on board, and will have immediate despatch. " ■■ ' ■ • . The number of passengers being limited to 74, there will be no delay by this vessel; early application is, therefore, necessary to the undersigned. Ratks of Passage: .. Cabin ... ~ As per agreement. Second Cabin ~ £5 10 Intermediate^ including steward's attendance .... .. £i 10 A few steerage passengers will be taken at £i. M'KENZIE & POOLE,Agents, • . Jetty-street. +j^>^x^ npHE Magnificent Blackwall SSssatsSsSsisSi^ Has arrived, and being the first 1 vessel oh the berth for Melbourne, will have immediate despatch. . As the number of passengers is limited to 7i, early application is necessary, as she will sail punctually on the day named. . The Alcyone's accommodations are superior to those of any other vessel on the berth, and her fast-sailing qualities are well known. The provisional^ soale will bq, unlimited, and of the best quality. RATES OP PASSAGE: . Cabin .. ....■'■■ As per agreement. Second Cabin ■ ... ... ... £5 10 Intermediate, including steward's attendance .. ..... £4 10 A few steerage passengers will be taken at £4. M'KENZIE & POOLE, . . Agents, . , Jetty-street. N.B. —Wanted Six Stewards for the intermediate. % SHIP HYDRA, FROM MELBOURNE. ALL CLA. IMS against this vessel must be rendered to the imdcrsigned before Thursday, Ist, at noon, otherwise they will not be recognised. -_ 'It. B. MARTIN fc CO. HYDRA, FOR MELBOURNE. rjlWO Passenger Cooks wanted. Apply at once to JL A. L. Thomson & Co., Stafford-street. SHIP SOUTHERN CROSS FROM MELBOURNE. A LL CLAIMS against this vessel must be rendered XX in-duplicate to the undersigned before Friday first, at noon, otherwise they cannot be recognised. HENRY HOUGHTON, Agent. Stafford-street. Business Notice. EDWARD CASSON ROWNTREE, ARCHITECT ARD SURVEYOR, Tasmanian Timbrk Yards, ATHOL-PLACE AND LEITH-STREET, WILL furnish Drawings, Specifications, and Estimate.^ of any description of building, superintend the erection of buildings, or survey and value without any unnecessary loss of time, and at low charges. ET7LE.TT k BOBART, "~ General Commission A'oekts and Produce MERCHANTS, Next Victoria Butchers-Company, Stafford-street, N.B.—Seaman's Shipping Office. VICTORIA LABOR MART JS NOW OPEN in premises three doors abpye the Shakspcare Hotel, Rattray Street, for thesupply Mechanics, Feninle Domestics, &v., &c. ! Always on hand' a good selection of Books and Commerce S M o W ry. HUMFpiuTf .Manager. "V"EULETT AND BOBART, Registry Office, X and Labor Mart, next Victoria Butchers' Company, Stafford-street. npHOS. T. GLaSCOTT, Gold Assayerand Melter. JL Minerals examined and reported on. Gold bought. « __ - DUNEDIN GARRICK CLUB. A GENERAL MEETING will be held a.t the Provincial Hotql at 8 p.m.. this evening. Members are particularly requested to attend. Wat, Hi TJUMFORD, Hon. Secretary.r . 'SOCIETY VOJI ELEVATING THE MAORI RACE. nnEIE Committee of the above Society are requested X to meet in the Provincial Auditor's Office this ■ i aw Wednesday, 2Gth' March, at 2 p.m. *' - CHARLES H. KETTLE, Hon. Sec.