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Otago Daily Times, Issue 619, 11 December 1863, Page 1

ompping JNotices. '.STEAM TO WAIKOUAITI. J|f&&-s||v T^H^l LADY OF THE Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. THE ENTERPRISE Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Returning from Waikouaiti the following morning at 9 o'clock. Freight 20s per ton. For freight or passage, apply to H. HOUGHTON and CO., Agents, Stafiord-street. FOR LONDON, VA^ mHE CELEBRATED C H I L E, With WOOL, GOLD AND PASSENGERS j This well-known and regu r trader, now discharging, will be ready to receive cargo in DECE M B E R And will sail in J A N U A R Y. For freight or passage, apply to CARGILL and 00. STEAM TO MELBOURNE DIRECT. :-' npHE Fast and powerful HER O , 765 Tons Register, T. Logan, Commander, (Late of the steamer "Citizen,") Will positively be despatched on SATURDAY, 12th DECEMBER, at.3 o'clock. Passengers to go on board by the GOLDEN AGE, at 2 o'clock, Free of Charge. For freight or passage apply to LANGLEY, HAY WARD, and CO., Agents, Telegraph. Chambers, Stafford street. NOTICE TO PASSENGERS TO MELBOURNE. j^^^^ mH E MAGNIFICENT and "^^^^^^^" WORLD-RENOWNED —-r- —-——---- OtIPFJEETSHIP ~~ ■""" CHAMPION OF THE SEAS. 2000 Tons Register, 3000 Tons Burthen. JB. M. Outridge, Commander, la now HOURLY EXPECTED and will be dispatched for I MELBOURNE DIRECT, On MONDAY NEXT, 14th INST. Carrying Saloon and Steerage Passengers. THE PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION . Of this splendid ship is much superior to that of any steamer coming to this Port, and offers a rare opportunity to intending passengeis. ■; ». HER SALOON 'Is replete with every luxury and convenience afforded by the latest improvements. A STEWARDESS , Accompanies this ship for the convenience of LADIES and FAMILIES. For Passage apply to ■ A. L. THOMSON and CO.. STEAM TO PORT CHALMERS. j||WjvJ| K "OETURN TICKETS Per BETSY DOUGLAS. [FREIGHT 15s. PER T ON. J. and R. BAIRD, Agents. martin's bat and west coast gold fields. TO SAIL ON MONDAY, THE 14th INST. a^Sv^k fTIHE A 1 clipper schoonei 4^Jr|s^|fsN. JL PRSTDE, ' BfililSlßgllse S. Sauhders, Master; Having been chartered by the Provincial Government to proceed to the above Port, is now preparec to receive passengers and freight for this, the nearest landing placs to the Wakatip and other golc fields. For freight or passage apply to . - • WM. H. MUMFORD, Provincial Hotel Buildings. &TEAM ON LAKE WAKATIPU. \ '.'" fTIHE Screw Steamer :VIC _ "^i^^pSM^V -*- TORI A having undergom T_ja|^C_B£^^^^ extensive alterations, is nov *<K^^S^^Si^^ in full trade on the *Lake steaming regularly 12 to 13 knots per hour, am offering very superior accommodation for passen gers. : Average time between Kingston and Queenstown two hours and a half. ; The Victoria is well known as the fastest aB wel , as the safest boat on the Lake, having since he arrival there run more trips than any other steamer and always landed her passengers and freight withou the,least accident or damage. The agent at Kingston, Mr R. Howarth, is pre pared to receive poods for transmission over th Lake, and advance the cartage, free of commission. Commodious Jetty and Stores. : Forfurther particulars apply to ■ : CLEVE and CO, High street. WOOL SHIP, ST. DUNSTAN. : WOOL shipped by this Vessel, will be put 0: board at the reduced rate of Two Shillings an ■ v 'Sixpence per Bale. • - r _ WM. L. LEGGATT, _, .. Landing and Shipping Agent. Moeraki, ° November 14.1863.