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Otago Daily Times, Issue 131, 17 April 1862, Page 1

biuppiug I; oUi.s;>. GOOD FRIDAY K>:Ol Tl!r.lON. MESSKS. BOSS & .0 INSTON, of the Melbourne Hotel, Mac.asisiin-street, rc.-peetiu Ij intimate to their friends, patrons, and the l;' 11'"-' generally, that they have chartered the RAIN 130 A\ steamer for a pleasure trip to the Otago Heads and adjacent localities on Good Friday. _ The prom-iutors* dosiun in originating this .iixenrsion, has for its immediate^ object the re-umon and enjoyment of resident colonists. _ The attractions of scenery, combined v-iti tht novelties incidental to a pleasure excursion, will, it is hoped, constitute an irresistible and gem me inducement to the community of Dunodin to avail it-self of so favorable iw opportunity for unalloyed social relaxation, converse, and enjoyment. A BAND WILL ACCOMPANY. Fare :—7s. Gd. theiik and back. N B —This Strainer will call at Port Chalmers for Tickets, apply Messrs. DOVJ2 and THOMSON. Refreshuie'its of recherche quality procurable on board at moderate rates. The Rainbow will got under way from the Staffordstreet Jetty at half-past 9 o'clock precisely. For tickets apply to ■ GUMMING, LUMB, & CO., 2, Flinders Lane, Dunedin. ~ STIiAM~TO THE TAIERI. irff^wv ~» nHHE favourite puddle steamer Jl -I^'^K i- " LYTTELTON," K<B^®£vs. will run regularly between g^gg|£§lg; Dunedin nuil the Taieri ferry, and defiver goods at the head of AVnihohi Lake, tor frcifflit or passage apply to & at R. B. Martin & Co.'s offices, High-street^^ (r-,^ rpHE "EXPERT" Steamer fiEwJSrriSf^v J_ will run with Passengers _jl^sp|^f™m DUNEDIN to PORT o"^™^ o'clock a.m., and o'clock p.m. ~,, , , ■ Port Chalmers, 12 o'clock noon, and U o clock p.m. Fares Moderate. FOR THE TAIERI FERRY AND WAIHOLA. ri^UE Fine Poweriul Steamer will trade regularly between ,=J|§|||3iß||S Dunedin and the Taieri Ferry, delivering'goods atWaihola. Forfreight »PPgto NRy . HOUQHTOM . & OQ> Stafford-street, Messrs. H. Cooke fc Co.'s stores. FOR THE TAIERI FERRY AND WAIHOLA. crgo y ~^ v mH E Fast end Powerful BT^'^n^l^^ -*- steamer TJ/^lSW^^ RAINBOW, ,J||?ggg^|g||gg -\Vill be despatched for the above places7on*Saturday next, the 19th inst. For freicht apply to HENRY HOUGHTON & CO., Agents. > ■■ ■ ■ Stafford street, ■-•-- S'rEAM TO MELBOURNE. SCREW STEAMER " CITY OF HOBART." r , f t3 -^ millS well known and favofiS^^^@^S. X rite steamer is permanently iiliMl^'4^^ ]"'id on between Otago and Mclbourne. She is expected to armefttt« viH%"ut' the lGth, and will be despatched ngnin with her usual punctuality two days alter her TofFreightor pas-sage^pnly to^r^CO.

jb'Olt LONDON DIRECT. 'a j^ mi HE mn«Tiificoiit Clipper blnp, jMfe^v L " CHARIOT OF FAME." «»r^^^^C> 1040 Tons Register, «Jfi|sftKs|y3S>3 Robert A. Keiui, Esq. sSgKiessSaassfc'*'- ; Commander.

One pf the clippers of the celebrated White Star Line of Packets, and so well known for her remarkable passages from Liverpool to .Melbourne m 67 '' The Saloon accommodations of the '■ Chariot of FaiTie" are unrivalled. They are spacious, and fully equal (o the requirements of families. The passengers will be provided with beds, bedding, Sec. A milch cow is placed on board. The Intermediate and Second-class accommodations are unsurpassed by. anything afloat. The dietary scales are most liberal, and great care will be taken that all articles to be supplied shall be of the best description. . ~ , . An experienced surgeon accompanies the ship. Tor freight ™<y— T <^ TTRAYj & CO . CABGILL & CO. • W. CARR YOUNG, And JOHN JONES & CO., Agents. ~~ ' cHXIiIOT""OF FAME. NOTICE TO PASSENGERS AND SHIPPERS OF GOLD. +*££>«4s^ rFIHIS Vessel will clear at the w^Rfi^^N -1 Custom House on MONDAY, ;?K?ffisJiEi>Vu the sth May, and proceed to sea t&gsSiS^Ss3&^ on Thursday morning, the Bth. Passengers must be on board on the 6th. 6 " JOHN JONES & CO.,Agents. 1 DONA ANITAS From London. a. Jt- k. npHIS vessel is entered at the \. Custom House., Consignees '®HHl^sv*^V? > will please pass Entries w}t'aout delay- ■Fl'eiSut must ke!..paid before deliver JOHN JONES & CO., Agents. — fTKST~S HIP~FOR~iIETi3O URN W. ' ■kJ^-^s. riTOE Al clipper ship CERES, «eJ^3^6sN\\ 3- J. Coehranfc, commander, to sail 19lh April. This superior gi|ilSlKl§a2s* 13 years ship, linyintr every convenience for carrying passengers, will ba despatched from Port Chalmers to Melbourne direct punctually on 19th April. i Passage money, £iPassengers conveyed on board fr«e. For passage *?F' y t0 DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO., Walker-street, Agents, or LLOYD, TAGGART, Sc CO., Jetty-street. " STEAM TO MELBOURNE. <rfr>>,o. ~k ONE OF M A C it E C X A N, m«M\ BLA CKWOOD, & C O.'S : STEAMERS/ •■ '"■ ' '""'■ OMEO, ALDINGA, or (JOI'TENBURG, Will Sail from Port Chalmers for Melbourne Direct, ON MONDAY, 21st APRIL. DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO., Walker-street. t*4s>-rfV npHE schooner MARY JANE .^gyK^t^v. X is now LOADING for the ISagSiiiiisiiisSS^ For freight or passage apply to A. MERCER, Princes-street. April 12,15G-3. FOR SALE, ■fe^><|^ mHE Schooner PROMPT, 160 ,^JEgdjiSp^\ JL tons burthen, oak built, and m is£gjjJy'T^r;^|as been newly goppered and had a g^jjy&x.^«K*a^fe't.!inrniicrii overhaul within the last ■tvo months. Admirably adairted to the timber trade. Apply to TICKIiE & CO. WATER TANK AND BALLAST LIGHTERS. CAREY, GOLDIE & CO. are prepared to supply Fresh Water by the "Emma" water-tank, and likewise Ballast by lighters. Qoasters running from Dunedin can be supplied with water and ballast in any weather, by coining to an anchor -by the Guard-ship, Port Chalmers, at a moderate charge and with despatch. N.B. Forty tons fresh water and 100 tons ballast can be delivered daily.