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Otago Daily Times, Issue 590, 7 November 1863, Page 1

Shipping Notices. FOR SYX>N_Y DIRJiCT. __<4s_<jif_. • TpHE fast and favorite clipper *-"»P^l§!^^Nv -*- schooner SUSANNAH BOOTH, f^_^^_%_^_____W John L. Clu.low, Commander, Will positively tail from Port Chalmers for the above Port on Monday next, the 9th instant. A few berths still disengaged, for which early application must be made. For freight or passage apply to FRANCK and CO., Agents," Man«e street. SUSANNAH BOOTH, For Sydney. _NOTICE"TO"CON_fIGKEBS. ALL Claims against the above Vessel must be renrleied in duplicate at the office of the uuder-igned, before 12 o'clock noon, This Day, cr they will not be recognised. FitAKCK and CO., Agents, Manse-street. h^r^i^ Ijl OR Freight or Charter, the «>r__-_^___^N, clipper barque 450 tons burthen* '. , Captain D. S. Rich. lhis vessel will be ready 'for tea in a few days, and is fitted to go to any put of the world. For further information apply to the undersigned, cr to the Captain on board at Port Chalmers." JeRITCHARD, FISHER and CO., Smfibrd-sireet. ENERGIE. FROM MELBOURNE. THIS Vtssel having reported at the Customs, Consignees are requested to pass entries and pay freulit at once to' M'LANDRESS, HEPBURN, and CO., Stafford street. LIGHTERAGE. LIGHTERAGE. -t^>_st<i\\ HpHE Undersigned begs to mti,a^^^_^^^___> mate to Masters and Agents i^_^^^^^^^ of vessels arriving in Port i;hal_E_^E_E^a__s_^ mers, Merchants and Importers, that he continues to act as Sole Agent for the owners of the 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 at current rates. - The following is a list of Lighters now engaged by him :— Tons. Tons. Wild Wave, Al 200 Bon Accord ....';.: 50 Galliott , 200 Governor-A-rthuT'.. 50 Henry Kdward...... 140 Pride. 50 United Brothers....l2o 5tar.......... 50 Sarahand Esther..... 100 Edward and ChrisLloyd's Herald §0 topher 50 j Defiance...... 80 H0pe...... 45 Alexandra 80 Midas 45 James Daly .'.'. ■ .75 William and MarEsther Ann 70 garet 40 Brothers... ;. 70 Annie ............ 40 C1utha........ 60 Tiger.............. 40 Lady Franklin....... 50 Canterbury ...... 50 10na................ 50 Hope of Dunedin... 50 'Ihreefßrothers 50 Pride 50 ■ Boat notes are filed each day at the oflice ofthe 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 ■ aturdays before 2 p.m., otherwise they will be stored at owner's risk and expense. HENRY WURM, Lighter s Agent, Jetty-street: ~YTr A.NTED TO CHARTER? V£SSELS From 500 to 700 Tons. HOUGHTON and CO., Stafford street. _—■_alit-a _i^i*p_____jb_bui_ ___ii!ti«___m_i—»___—_■____ For Sale. M^ ESSRS JOS. KOHN AND CO. bee to inform their friends and customers, that' they,have removed to their new premises in HIGH STKEET, adjoining Messrs Turnbull and Co.'s stores. J. S. KOHN AND CO. London 41 Threadneedle-strest 5ydney........... 13 Hunter-street Brisbane Mary=street Dunedin High-street GENERAL MERCHANTS and IMPORTERS. OF Cutlery Stationery Brushware Leather ware I Electro plated goods i Musical instruments , Perfumery of every description Engravings and prints i Papier Mache goods j Plate chimney, and.toilet glasses Clocks watches, and jewellery Cabinetware Crockery, Porcelain, and glassware Tobacconist goods of all description Wax and other matches Kerosene and moderator lamps Furniture - Paperhangings Calfskins Printing papers French nails Tinware, caropkettles, &c. Tumbler, nobbier, and wine glasses Variety ot merchandise especially suitable , for.gold fields I. HERMAN AND CO., Importers, have now # on Sale, ex Mallard:— Holloway's pills and ointment Wax vestas, plaids, 250's, 500's, 1000's Pocket books Wooden sliding mirrors Dwarf inks Ex Sir Ralph Abercrombie. Tab'e and pocket cutlery Gomel's, Piesse and Lubin's, and Rimmel's per- ' fumery Cleaver's bar soap Meerschaum pipes Stationery, assorted Swiss and Havannah cigars » Electro plated cruets, spoons, and forks Do Nickle silver do Concertinas, flutes, accordions, and flutinas Harmoniums and violins Ex Crimea. Paper collars Pictures Fancy soaps Cribbage and draft hoards To arrive per Persian. Hair brushes, metallic and:other hooks Concertinas, perfumery To arrive per Chili. Wax vestas Stationery, brushware Mu-ical instruments Clay pipes, boxinar gloves, clocks, &c. 5 J. HERMAN AND CO., Princes-street, Dunedin. GA.RRETT AND ROBIN, COACH BUILDERS, OCTAGON. Carmge« of every description built to order: jobbing promptly and neatly executed. N B.—G. and R. have on sale aud to arrive— : • Hickory, buggy and express wasreon shafts poles, ..spokes, rimy-springs, axles, bolts, lamps, knobbs, enamelled leather split hides, lining nails, and a general assortment of 1 ! ..material required.by the trade. ALE— Allsop's, Tennants"s, and Morice Cox's STOUT—Pints and quarts, Blood's, Dumpby's * '.•'. and Guiness' . . . BACON—Moffat's, Sinclair's, Cumberland and C; _y's ?;' s HAMS—Varey's, Sinclair's, Coey's; and i ■ Campbell'* Now landing px Plmebe Dunbar, and to arrive ea Cliilia, Persia, and General Winiham CURRIE and SMITH, - Next Cargill and Go _,- Prince*-tfeef.