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Otago Daily Times, Issue 233, 18 September 1862, Page 1

Sinkingl Notices, v ' FOR SALE. - JS^f^^Sv fpiid faithfully built Clipper «^^^^\ X Schooner STAR OF TAS-' MA^ LA, built at Hobart Town, WGW^CSaltep^ et th Q ver y best blue gum, is copper ftstenal, tmrrtr* 60 tons at adrausht of fivefeet, Vor jwikulars apply to . • ' ' I - .THOSw PATERSON; j G. A. ROSS & CO.', Exchange Booms, _ Rattray-strcct. 2?»\V &KALAND MAIL STEAM SERVICE. m& CTTOLKTOX, WELLINGTON, NAPIEIi A.XD AUCKLAND. . ' mJJ3^s&£?\. npHEswiftandpowerfnlS.S.S. •*• QUEEN, .ji^3p«j&|ig«^ D. Pole, Commander, wSlsail for the above Ports on Tliursw^** ««& &*&., or within twelvo hours of the artt«.to£ «2*^e^bb Jlail. '£feis£k>Bfle£ is the Monthly Time Table :— NORTHWARDS ~» „ WSPAM, ARRIVE. Ftas i fcslxeis, ISth Sept. Lyttleton, 19th Sept. l*«fe<B». 3>th ~ Wellington, 21st „ "Rehtogica, 23rd „ Napier, 24th , papier, 25th „ Auckland, 27th „ SOUTHWARDS. Auckland, 7ln Oct I Napier, "9th Oct cr ' J? lOth » Wellington, 11th „ WeWon, 18th „ j Lyttieton, 14th , lyttleton, loth „ j Port Chalmers. lGth " ■ For freight or pussape apply to A. L. THOMSON & CO., Apeuts, Stafford-street. THIS BAY, " "^s^3. rfIHE last LADY nfiiypßwifc^v -*- BARKLY, will runbetweea Port Chalmers and Buuedin, *BaH I{Fv*:' i*7'!F" leaving Port Chalmers at 9 a.m, and 1 p,ra. Dujiedin, 11 a.m. and 3 p.m R. DYASON & CO., Office: Jetty-Street FOR THE >'BW GOLD FIgLDS, INYKHCAKGILL, VIA- THE BLUFF. IF SUFFICIENT INDUCEMENT OFFERS. a^J^,-^^- ril HK* Clipper Schooner, SJSBJ^fe: LOMBARD, ■Saiillili^SE^To Sail forthwith. Apply to HENRY DRIVER & CO.. Assents, Stafford-street. Or to, DYASON & CO., ___ Jetty-Street. BTEAM TO AND FROM PORT CHALMERS. *^c|K\ V fTVHE Past Screw Steamer iggxJKV X PRIDE of tub YAURa| leaves, daily as under, Sundays Dunedin Jetty .. 10 aan. and 2 p.m. Port Chalmers ~l2noon and 4 p.m. FREDERIC GREER, Agent. , STE AJEES BETSY DO UGLAS «*^^^S^V \^r^i leave the Reliance •^Kw^KU^^. Tf r Hotel at half-past 9 a.m. _*&|^^^^^^^ , Down trip: Clarendon Jetty at *3EKs^s£SE£3!sSss 2 p.m., calling at intermediate p«rfs, carryhigfrei lit"aiicl passageatlqwrates. --HARTLEY DIGGINGS. -^S^^. nPHE Steampr LYTTELTON ,&|PlSg^ T H IS DAY , teafee^^Gga THURSDAY. m „ At 10 o'clock; : Tlie favorite Steamer LYTTELTON will take ■rtL take Daily Trips tor Walkouaiti. Passage, 2te. Apply to - -. •.'•.-■■ '■ C. FREDERICK BEEBY, Jetty-street, or ASanse-street. THE POWERFUL fcI'JSAMKK SAMSON, 'gggjx^bT fTIOWS vessels into and out of *^^^^t!*>jss. -5- Port at modei-ate rates. _g^l4Si^ Office No. 4, Mercer's Buildiags, Princes-Street. ROBEIiT KILGOUR, 1 Ageut. NOTICE. : ~ rnHEAustralasianSteamNavi*T/s^^Hs^v -*- gition Company have made j^s^jya^sSiji^ arrangements for putting on a 'SgSiSisiSaliJseiE* Steamer from Sydney to the Southern- Ports of -New-Zealand, viz:— Nelson, Wellingtcr, Cfmterbary, and Otago, commencing' in SeptemiKh lextr Full particulars will appear in future advertisements. SAMUEL CLARK, r Manager. Sydney. 19th Juiy. - ; . ~ (IAME oat in the Ship Sussex in 1859, Samuel J Smith., late of Whetstone, Middlesex, if this should meet his eye lie is earnestly requested to communicate/with his brother Cowper. Address W. C. Smith, B. Ware.-CJiristchurcli, New Zealand. Y\ N S A L E by the Undersigned Lonjj-bandled shovels, Hunt's and Collins' D. H. shovels, 32 to 36 inch, Collins' picks American axes, half and quarter axes American pick, axe and adze handles Bossed gold washers, stamped do. Camp kettles, frying pans, torn plates, magnets Lyndon's sideways and American Jmades Avery's platform weighing machines, 3 to 12 ,cwt. .. - ■:; .'- - ; ..: , ";... Do. ; counterweighing do. : : Do. tripod gold scales to weigh2oo ounces Oni n's portable forges, smith's bellows Auvila, vyces, fire irons, tongs Sledge and hand hammers, stocks and dieß Horse shoes and nails, blister, shear, and cast ■ - ~:- .-.."steel-'.'; ■; '. ' ■;;..■;.-.■,' ..-...■... i: ■: ■- Torned and mail axles, sprinss and scroll Irons Lancewood shafts, coach scrfrvvs, bolts and nuts Back-chains, plough and cart traces, bullock chains . Register grates, Kent and gothic do. Anjeiiean cooking stoves, colonial ovens ; :- Oven and furnace doors and gratings Galvanised buckets, Am. tubs, broom* and ■; stacks., . • -.-. . . ... •■-.• ~-. .. Hair brooms, Wack lead and shoe brushes Bannister, scouring'and whife wash ■ Webbed horse and dandy brushes Plated gig harness in sets Hcgskin saddles, bridles, saddle cloths BitSj'spTirs, stirrup irons and leathers Girths, white, colored, harness buckles, brass and plated Halters, bullock and horse hobblrs, lock do. Watei proof litfrse covers, rugs, &c. Cross cut, pit, and hand saws Sorby's augers, adzes, bench axes, chisels, &c. Carpenters* tool baskets, plated and masons - elate naila squares Hammers> plnnes, bench screws Patent and cut nails, flooring boards, lath and Galvanized cone head nails, wrought clouts Rim locks, latches, T. and butt hinges Sash weights, iralleys and line Wood ana iron pulley blocks Manila i-ope,; Bengal and cotton lines Log and fishing lines, holloware Stacker's beer engines, ale and spirit measures Tumblers and ale glasses, japanned beer jugs Japanned water cans, jugs and basins, plate warmers and carriers. Dish cove's, coal vases, dinner bells Ivory table and dessert knives and forks Electro-plated cruets, vraitera, cake baskets Candlesticks and branches . Stamped pie and milk dishes, butter prints, puuding bowls Wilhams's butchers' knives, steels, choppers and cleavers Tinned meat hooks, stands and flour sieves ' Oakey's glasspaper and emery cloth, emery powder Galvanized wire rat traps Brown wrapping paper, colored and shop twine Brass pillar candlesticks, sad irons ' Tinmen's snip 3, soldering irops, solder and strip tin , * Iron wire, hoop iron, bed screws Candle cotton, sail twine, deck scrubbers Pitch ladles Also, r A large assortment building, furnishing and general ironmongery . ~ . D. MAKE, - J "Wholesale Ironmonger,' ' Sattrßy-etiee