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Otago Daily Times, Issue 211, 23 August 1862, Page 1

_ Shipping Notices. FOR THE NEW GOL "FIELDS Waikouaiti. ' 11A^D{i ' sM^i-^s HP* 11'-1 f:l*fc steamer LAD'S A «A.IIKLY, will leave the ■fe^:J-Ss^^i3iQ^- Jetty this day, at 11 o'clock *»£SEEMEsS&?.-7 sharp. Pare 15s For passage, apply to ■ X R. DYASON & CO., ■ Office: Jetty-street, or J. A. & R. BAIIiD, __ Princes-street. BTEAM~TCT AN D~ "FR'OjVT POIIT~CJIALtfERS. *^&s \ r|"IHE Fast Screw Steamer ?W^\ j-1" ZiW^St?^ loft Yes iialy as under, Sundays *g§^fgL%*:b&zf escepted:— J gunoOjji Jetty .. 10 a.m. and 2 v.m. Port Chalmers .. 12 noon and 4 p.m. FREDBRTC GREER, Agent. STEAM TO ENGLAND IN SIXTY DAYS. J3rjS%^V HP^E magnificent and un™ft^s'£vSsK -I rivalled steam ship < ;'Vf^-^^ RK A T BRITAIN, :^*v.. .^iricxzM* Is expected to arrive at Melbourne about the 25th August, and will be dispatched t t t e« return v°yaße for LIVERPOOL DIRECT, About the 20th September. Passages cm be seenml on'application to DALGIiTY, RATTRAY & CO., T,T,T^^mWalterstreefc' Duuedin: or BRIGHT, BROTHERS & CO., Flinders-street, Melbourne. STEAMER BETSY DOUGLAS w^SOk^v W IL,V leave the Rel»ance ■ S?fe^%v^\ * » Hotel "<■ half-past 0 a.m. ffi^^4lfe*a^r J^own trip: Clarendon Jetty at *^£&3S&gs& ; lZ.y 3 p.m., calling at intermediate ports, carrying fro: ht and passage at low rates. MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE, AND NEW ZEA LAND STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY. STEAM TO MELBOURNE. npHE Fast and Powerful :'i-s^ss. -3- Steamship, &&£iS:#2§^ A L D I N a A, {TOO tons, John M'Lean, E»n , Commander, will s;:il from Port ChaWrs for Melbourne tomorrow (Saturday) at 3 o'clock, p.m. The last steamer to convey pass-engera on board her (free) wiil leave the Jetty at -' oYlock sharp. For freight and passauri apply ro ROYS'.;, MUDIE k CO., Stafford-street. FIRST STEAMER FOR MELBOURNE. The Favorite and Fast S S. CITY O F II O B A R T, Captaix Darby. GS^.;^, mms fast and favorite :f;^JK -*- Stenuicp i» expected to £L*v2:'-- VC%^ arrive from Melbourne qu .^s^^^--?£r-j2? Friday next, 22ml August; and trill be despatched a!*.-iin on Tuealay, the 26th. The well known character of this steamer is sufficient guarantee f.jr the comforts of her passenger arrangemeiit?. For freight or passage ripply to the Agents. it B. MARTIN & CO., High-street; Or the Sub-ajronid, LLOYD, TAGGART & CO., Jetty-street. A Steamer will convey passengers on board, Free STEAM TO HIGIILAY DIGGINGS. NE Vr RUSH!! THIS DAY, THURSDAY, THE 21st INST., At 10 o'clock a.m. <sJ^ssJs3* s . r|l H E Powerful Steamer «^#s^v 1 SAMSON, J4^S^Bs^a "Will sail for Waikouaiti, This 7 Day, and following days of tie week, if inducement offers. Fare from Dunedin Jetty, 15s. For passage, apply to FREDERIC GREER, At Messrs. VT right, Robert sou an 1 Co.'s Manse-stree SMITH & MARSHALL, Princes street ; or to ROBERT KILGOUK, Rattray-etreet, opposite Bank of New South Wales If .B.—The Pride of the Yarra will ttike the pasceuyeis fioia Lhc Jetty, at 10 a.m. sharp. i n i "i ' ) ~ in iimn ii i i imiiiii ii iißiiiim hj'u ON SALE AT THE STORES OF THE UNbERSIGXED — WLNLS, SPIRIT**. AND LIQUEURS. Dawson's ale, in bulk

]Bass':i ale, in bottie ■ Byas^'s ale, in bottle Byn,-s's stout, in bottle Geneva, red and green cases Brandy, dark and pale, in bulk Brandy in cases, various brands Sherry iv cases and qr.-casks Port, in qr .-casks Eum, 10 and 30 O P, -West India "Win-Icy, Kirkliston, Greenock Distillery Co., in case and bulk Sparkling hock—sparkling Moselle Old torn, in case Claret, in ease Pale brandy in quarter-casks PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES. Eobiason 6c Coey'a hams and bacon, Warings' Smoked ■herrings—fresh herrings Lemon and orange peel, in tins "Whybrow's pickles— Column's starch, blue, mustard and cayenne pepper Sardines, halves and quarters—Whiting Candles, Brandon's, Rale's, and Kevas, fulllb. weights, and light weights Salad oil, A-piiits, pints, and quarts—Capers Feast's sauces —Cameron's vinegar Vesta?, in tu;s and plaid boxes—Currie powder Tobacco. tobacco, 10s. Arrowroot —Patna rice—castor oil—currants American brooms—alum —honey, in tins— nutmegs—Robertson's patent-groats j Cape raisins—Thins jams, in tins I Dunlop and Swiss cheese—lobsters Bottled, fruits salt, in jars Tea, in 'chests,' half-chests, and quarters, and orange pekoe . Irish and California oats—salmon • Mixed spice—cocoa—salt Hollo way's fills, and general assortment of drugs Honan's biitter, in cloth— confectionery Tartaric acid —carbonate of soda—split peas Bleached finger—Adelaide flour, silk dressed, and half-barrels Sugars, Java, China, Victoria, Company's, Mauritius, and Co^sipore Malt—Prunes in glass jars Day & Martin's blacking 40 Bales grey sheetings, 72 in. Swiss, Manilla, and Havanah cigars, toba«eo .■ &c ....-■ . ; - ■ - Gingerbeer and lemonade bottles. IRONMONGERY, &c. Douglas' pumps—buckets—Colza'o3 Bar iron, all shos—tiu plates-—zincs Black sheet iron Mail, axle, arm, lansewood shafts Spring and scrolls Quicksilver— picks- -hatchets—galvanized iron 6, 7, and 8 feet ! Ewb;uik's nails, all sizes—American nails Long and short handled shovels Red lead, white lead—boiled oil, raw oil Colza oil —paintbrushes—sash hooks—guttering Piping—zinc nails —galvanized iron—hinges Cart boxes—axle-trees-—horseshoes, nails—bass j brooms Iron columns, solid and hollow—bridle posts &c, &c TIMBER. Peals—cut and solid, 9x3 and 11 x 8. Joists—all sizes ~.,,.,,., Flooring boards, Scotcu, .j-mch, % -inch, 1-inch, I^-inch Dressed and undressed weather boards Quartering, 4x3,4x2 3x2,4x4 T. and Cr. American lumber Shelving boards BOOTS.. American kip grain Maequire'a nuggets c fc t Mam3e-Btreat._