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Otago Daily Times, Issue 302, 8 December 1862, Page 1

Shipping, Notices. A^f OLA jC'K'B->J AND CO., Kj ; - - (From Newcastle. N. 8.-W-> . . , . SHIPCHANDLERS, . BAILMAKERS, PROT I lON ME RCHANTS, Port Chambers. Temporary Premises, Nqxt Commercial Hotel. THE : WAIKOUAITI STEAMER. . _Slß&fe^£k;'"DO BERT DYASON aria* I^M^^fS^s: XV W.Adams'iavorite steamer fi'ij>^^^a®<^^ - .... 4 jA-I'^ JoAKJvLY, '^^PS^g^^^s' W'H leave 'Iliis Day, at 10 a.m., for Waikouaiti, beiug the nearest,and beet road to the Dunstan diggings, conveying passengers "and freight at the lowest Tates. Freights must be on the Jetty, and paid for before 9 a.m. r For freight or passage apply to S. SYMMS, Agent, k London. Auction Mart,. . . .... •, ■:'■■ ■ Jetty-street. \, «i T> DYASON AND W. ADAM'S <*JWl^l^- XX. Steam Tug, ' • ■ 383IJs^ '■■■■'•■IiAI)Y BAR^LY> Tows Vessels to and from Port Chalmers ; Arrangements can also be made for towing vessels to and from the Heads. - ■ ' Apply on board, or to ... S. SYMMS, Agent, "Jetty-street, """ FOR WAIKOUAITI. *$fc*4>>J<k^ fTIHE Steamer UNDINE, f^WM^^^s. ■ X will sail on Monday," WedMii^^^^^ days» ? n<* Fridays, delivering 3' cargo inside the Sandspifc. Re-, turning "from Waikouaiti early on the following mornings. : For freight or passage, apply to •■—■-,—~. H. HOUGHTON h CO., Stafford-street; Or " LUMB & CO., . Jetty-street. ~ TO THE DUNSTAN. . . A ' STEAMER BETSY DOUGLAS.: €j^yxJSb> T>LIE3 Dailyi Sundays ex *^JBf*7sWsb&j'''■*-■ Twenty-two^ miles 15j^|^^^^^ along the main route to the digv^^^^^M^^^l pinf^j calliiig at all intermediate Jetoies, leaving Seragg's Creek, 7 o'clock, a.m.: ClareniJon, 1 p.m. CPJCHTON, DALRYMPLE & CO., . "' Agents, Dunedin;'1: STJiAM 'XO, AND FIIOM PORT CHALMERS. J >v x i THHE Fast: Screw Steamer, I^\J^is X PRIDE op the YARRA, p^j^^s^^, leaves daily as under, Sundays Dimedin Jetty .. 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Port Chalmers , .. 12 noon and.4 p.m." FREDERIC GREER, Agent. _ MELBOURNE ADELAIDE AND NEW ZEALAND STEAM SHTPPINa COMPANY. f-I^ H!5- GOTHKNBURG -a is shortly expected from ■^MW&^^^' Melbourne, aud will have imve^^s&sEm mediate dispatch., . ROYSE, MUDIE & CO., StoffimJ-street. MELBOURNE ADKLA.IDE AND M3W ZEALAND STEAM: SHIPPING COMPANY. i JsTEAM TO MELBOURNE. ' %a J&-. riIHE Favorite Steam Ship *^SB^S>v -*- ALDINGA, ■ 500 Tons, . ; , John M'Lean, Commander, f will.V dispatched for Melbourne on Tuesday, the, 16th iiist., at 3.o'clock. F«r freight or bn's^'age. apply to ROYSE, MUDIE & CO., StafTortl-street. The Inststeniner will leave the Jetty at 2 o'clock, to carry, passengers on board. ; , ' ~~- notioTto consignees." steamships aldin&a, gothenburg, AND OMEO. ' A REANnEMENTS have been made with Mr _Ol W. H. Miunford, to Lighter cargo from the above stfamors, as under 2 tons and over at 12s 6d Under 2 tons at lS.s per ton' ••■■- - ROYSE, MUDIE and CO. "" FOR HOEAiIT TOWN, Should sufScient inducement oifer, i?^fe^\. rpHE fine fast-sailing brigan- ■^^^^^^ JMARY ANN, \ 200 tons burden, James Valentine, Commaudcr, will sail for the above Port (should sufficient inducement offer) on or about-Btb inst. \ '■ For freight or pa^ajre apply to the Master onboard Or FiSHEII BROS., Agents, ■ Walker-street. FOR SYDNEY AND NEWCASTLE. ; av^* • riIHE fast sailing A 1 clipper «^^^^^^> V. STAI? OF TASMANIA,, j^^^^^^^^^^s . Captain Cul hert, . , "Will he despatched for above ports on Tuesday first, 9lh instant.' ' " ' , Tins vessel is eminently adapted for the passenger trade ; her cabin and saloon accommodation being unrivalled ;'ihe 'tween decks are lofty *>rid well aiced, and fitted up with enclosed berths. Her sailing qua- . lities. are well known,''having lately made a splendid run from. England. Will be dispatched punctually to Jttated time.' ~ , : ' " Apply to CARGILL & CO, Agents, ' Princes-street. Duncdin, 4th Dec, 1862. . . TO INTENDING. PASSENGERS .FOR I LONDON. JK^-K QHIP WITCH OF THE ••T^T^^N. TEES,. 300 tons register, "will sail for London; from Port •^^^cpEj^g^g? Chalmers, on the 15th day of i^^S^i^st^ January, 1863. ■ ' ;: / Sl.ip ABOUKIR, 948 tons register, veil! follow on the -20.il.day of March. •/ ;' , For passage aoply to ... • r • ••. D ALGETY, RATTRAY & CO, , Rattray-street. . THE'VIItB T'W OO L SH IP FOR LONDON, .^a TS the Well-known and Favorite *a^^^^^e>" CHILE, ' • 1,000 Tons Register, v • ~-...-.;■; ..- - Thomas Turnbull, Esq., Commander. This finft ycEsel so .well known for her rapid pas* . sages, i& expected to aiTive during the month, aM, will commence loading (itnnjediately after the discharge of her inward cargo) for. her Fourth Voyage from this1 Port, to London. ■ : Has accommodations for ;both first and second class passengers are "unrivalled. The cabins are spacious. Jolty, and thoroughly veiitilrit&l, and are calculatedto meet the requirements pffimilies in all paiticulars. A niilch cow will be placed on board. . For fi-eight or pas-sage apply to • CARGILL y GO.: or to , ; " JOHN; JONES & CO., 'Hi Agents for the Chile,: V: .." ... ,';-." r .'■-"•-', :..':■ Jetty-fctreet.; Dunerlinl 4th November, 1862. ~' ;" _^ ■ ;.; ; " ;FlhBT WOOL SHIP. ■" The Clipper Ship, A! for Twelve Years, feTAR OF TASMANIA, . 632 Tons Register, 1 William Culbert, Commander, WILL Load for London Direct, immediately upon ■ discharge of lut inward cargo. - Firtt-cliits accommodation for about twenty cabin . passengers1 in the poop; I The Stnr of Tasmania made her last passage from Otapo fo London in eighty-one days. ■ ' | Por fi eight or passage, - Apply to CARGILL and CO., , Or to « < ' i JOHN JONES and CO. MALLACH, KENNEDY and CO., Ship Chan- , dlera and Gcncrnl Storekeepers, George-Street, ~ and Alouut-stree;t,.P l oxt Chalmers. - -" ~ > M^LLACH. KENNijD^.and^lOßTqN, Vie . torian Butcher*' Company, opposite ,th« Jetty, Port Chalmers. Shipping supplied*