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Otago Daily Times, Issue 557, 30 September 1863, Page 1

Skipping Notices REGULAR STEAM COMMDNICATION ON THE MOLYNKUX RIVER TO THE ! TUAPEKA JUNCTION. Bsf^i^'^Plv HP sw^ stem wheel! A. S. Murray, Master, Now running on the Molyneux River, will make regular trips to the Tuape-lca Junction and Molyneux Ferry, - carrying. cargo awl passengers at contract rates. For freight or passage apply to ROYSE, MUDIE and CO., Agents, Q r to Molyneux Ferry. MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE & NEW ZEALAND STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY. STEAM TO MELBOURNE. <g» « j^[k m H E Favorite Steamship Js,;.f^g||^> ALHAMBRA, ""■'■■" Jttl- 1000 Tons, John M'Lban, Commander, Will be despatched for Melbourne To-morrow, WEDNESDAY, 30th INSTANT. For freight or passage, apply to ROYSE, MUDIE and CO, Stafford-street. STEAM TO INVERCARGILL. nnHE Steamship ALHAMiilliliw#liK -*- BRA' will call at the • Bl uff 44^^p^^^^ t0 an^ passengers, leaving ?sM!fa^MMssi& here on Wednesday. ROISE, MUDIE and CO, Staflord-street. TIME TABLE. , ' "^^WiK Tjl IR S T TRIP of the s.s. TOS^Ktv E RANGATIRA, ■ J. Matheson, Commander, from AUCKLAND TO OTAGO AND BACK, Calling- at- the following Intermediate Ports : 1 " ■ -.Leaves ' ' Auckland, Saturday, September 26th Napier, Wednesday, September 80th Dunedin Wharf, Wednesday, October 7th Lyttleton, Saturday, October 10th Wellington, Tuesday, October 13th Napier," Saturday, October 17th. , Akrites at Napier, Monday, September 28th Dunedin Wharf, Saturday, October 3rd Lyttleton, Thursday, October. Bth Wellington, Sunday, October 11th | ' Napier, Wednesday, Octoher 14th. Auckland, Monday, October 19th. Agents at Auckland : RATTRAY and MATHESON. Agents at Napier : ■ WATT, KENNEDY, and WATT. . . LIGHTERAGE. LIGHTERAGE. jb^^^v nriHE Undersigned beg« to inti•^SFsigSyL^N. JL mate to Masters and Agents _^^^^^^r of vessels arriving in Port Chair S^^S^S^^P' mers, Merchants and Importers, that he continues to act as Sole Agent for the owners of she undermentioned vessels engaged in Lightering between the Port and Dunedin, and that he is prepared upon the shortest notice to undertake the discharge or loading of vessels nt current rates. The following is a list of Lighters now engaged bY "tiinr?-' — ; " ' : —fT Tons. Tons. Wild Wave, A 1.;..... 200 Bon Accord 50 Galliott 200 Governor Arthur... 50 Henry Udward,.;... 140 Pride. 50 United Brothers.... 120 Star 50 Sarah and Esther..... 100 Edward and ChrisLloyd's H eraid. ...... -90 topher 50 Defiance...... 80 H0pe.......,..;... 45 Alexandra 80 Midas. 45 Jam es Da1y......... 75 William and MarEsther Ann 70 garetv 40 Brothers 70 Annie 40 Clutha „. 60 Fiying Squirrel.... 40 Lady Franklin 50 Tiger 40 Iona;. 50 Challenge.... 40 Three Brothers 50 Boat notes are Sled each day at the office of the un dersigned for the information of Consignees, who will receive orders for delivery of their goods upon presentation of Bills of Lading duly endorsed by the agents of the vessels. ' All goods landed must be removed before 4 p.m., and on Saturdays before 2 p.m., otherwise they will be stored at owner's risk and expense. HENRY WURM, Lighter's Agent, Jetty-street. FOR SALE. tJb*^ nnHE Brig VARIANT, j -|oS|wv X 147 tons, admirably adapted for the cattle trade, in which gg*||j||3||||j|s§p> she is now profitably, employed. Apply to ....,',, TICKLE and CO. Stafford-street. NEW GREAT BRITAIN, FROM LONDONNOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. ■fTIHIS. vessel is reported at the Customs, and conJL signees ■will please pass entries forthwith. Arrangements have been made with Mr. W. H. MumfonJ, to lighter the cargo at current rates. Freight must be paid to and bills of lading endorsed by the undersigned, before delivery of goods. All-goods not removed from the Wharf by 4 o'clock on day of landing will be stored at consiguee's risk and expense, TICKLE and CO., Stafford-street. For SaleCHEAP ROOFING.-Cheap Roonng.-Coramon black, ditto painted, aud corrugated iron, 6, 7, and 8 feet, very cheap. Carron Warehouse. JA ■M E 8 COLE MA N , 1 Wholesale and Retail Grocer. Wine and Spirit Merchant, Stafford street, corner of Hope street, having completed extensive a Editions to his premises, can offer to the trade, boardinjr-house keepers, restaurants, hotels, and private families, all articles m the above trade, of guaranteed quality, and («s J. C. buys only for cash) at the most reasonable rates. ~ B§F Orders called for, and goods promptly delievered, by his own carts, in any part of Dunedin or suburbs. PUNTMEN, Lightermen, and sea-going vessels _ supplied with Mooring ar.d Anchor Chain, g&asg' w^ R a^ teh 'aad oi]s >ia varie * QN SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNEDO N H~A N D, 10 tons plantation coffee 10 do Barry's chicory i 3do Taylor's do 3.d0 black and white pepper—whole. A large variety of Spices, consisting of - Mace, cinnamon, ginger, carraway seeds, cloves, nutmegs—whole and groundincluding Cayenne pepper, curry powder, mixed spice, &c, &c. T O ARRI YE, 2 tons Mocha roffee, per Dud brook 9do Java do, do sdo Barry's chicory, per Crimea 3 do black and white pepper—whole And an assortment of spices • N.B.—Prepared coffees, peppers, and spices sup plied according to order, in various qualities, and tins and packages, most convenient for the country and town trade. P. W. HUTTON, City Coffee Works, Princes-street, South, Near Junotion, Anderson's Bay Rofrf.