Shipping Notices. FOR LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON NAPIER, And AUCKLAND, <®^©,J3i. f pHE I.C. Royal Mail S. LORD ASHLEY, Thomas Randaj.li, Commander, Will leave Port Chalmers for the above Ports On MONDAY, the 20th JUNE. No shipping orders granted after Saturday, the 18th inst. Passengers conveyed on board Free For freight or passage apply to GEO. S. BRODRICK, Mercer's Buildings, Princes street. FOR P I C T O N DIRECT, .^K^ mHE FINE CUTTER CO Tons Burden, Roach, Master, Will sail for PIC TON,on or about SATURDAY NEXT. For Freight apply to H. HOUGHTON and CO., Agents, Stafford street. FOR NEWCASTLE, FORWARDING PASSENGERS TO SYDNEY. rpHE First ■ class Clipper "TO«l|«j§^ SETH SPrtAGfJE, wJlg|3StfcHaßp» Captain J. A. Tyson, 600 Tons Register, Will be despatched as above on TUESDAY, the 2lßt INST. For passage only, apply to ; F. COLEMAN, Stafford street. FOR WELLINGTON. mH E A.l Schooner, Captain Pallatit, Will Sail for the above port on Saturday first the 18th instant. The above favorite vessel has ample accommodation for passengers. For Freight or Passage, Apply to CARGILL and CO., Princes street. "NOTICE. ALTERATION OF RATEB PER STEAMER " GEELONG." THE Agents be£ to intimate to shippers and others that from this date the rate of freight to Oamaru will be thirty shillings per ton. For the iuture, the passage money will be exlusive of victualling. CARGILL and CO, Agents. Princes street, 2nd June, 1864. OTAGK) STEAMSHIP COMPANY (LIMITED). N.O T I C E . AL L Accounts against the Company's Steamers must be sent in, duly signed by the Captain, to the Company's Office, not later than 48 hours after the vessel's departure, otherwise they will not be recognised: CARGILL and CO. Tji O R S A L ETHE FINE NEW PADDLE STEAMER, CHARLES EDWARD, Naw on her way to Port Chalmers from the Clyde. The above Steamer is a Powerful Tug of 60 HP, Grasshopper Enefine, 42 in diameter and 4 feet stroke. Dimensions, 125 x 19 x 8. Has very large carrying capacity. Register Tonnage 141 toD3, nett ditto, 89 tons. Tonnage o.in. 218 tons. Speed about 10 knots. Further information cau be obtained on application to— CARGILL and CO. LADY MILTON, FROM LONDON. 8" S. ALDINGA, FROM MELBOURNE. " OAK, FRuM LAUNCEBTON. lord ashley, from the bluff, notice to consignees; T IGHTERS are This Day discharging from 1 j the above vessels. B. L., bearing agents' endorsement for freight must be presented, and lighterage paid to the undersigned. Boat Notes daily on view for Consignees' inspection. Goods landed and not removed by tour p.m., and on Saturday by 2 pm., will be stored at risk and expense of Consignees. WM. H. MUMFORD, Lighters' Agent, Stafford street. SILESIA, FROM LONDON. MARY FRANCIS, FROM GLASGOW T IGHTERS are this day Discharging from JLJ the above vessels. All goods not removed by 4 pan., and on Saturdays by 2 p.m., will be stored at consignees, risk and expense. Boat notes to be seen at our office. BEERILL and BOND, Jetty street.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 784, 18 June 1864, Page 1
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