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Otago Daily Times, Issue 784, 22 June 1864, Page 1

Shxppmg iMoticts FOB LYTTELTOxY, WELLINGTON, FICTON, NELSON, TARANaKI AND AUCKLAND- VIA MANUKAU. rpHE I.C. Royal Mail S.P. Company's Steamship A I X , E D A L E, B. H. Fehgd3ON, Commander, Will l?ave Port Chalmers for the above Torts, ON SATURDAY, 25th MAY, at Noon. No Shippiag Orders granted after Friday, the 24 th instant. Passengers conveyed on board free per steamer Peninsula, leaving the oid Jetty; at 11 a.m. For freight or passage, pply to GSO. S. BRODRICK, Mercer's Buildings, Princes-street. STEAM TO PICTON, OAMABU, TIMARU, AKATLOA, AND LYTTELTON. .^jL ril H E Favorite PaddleCI T V OF DUNEDIN, 327 tons Kegi3ter, J. P. BOYD, COHMATCDER, Will sail as above on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd instant. Cargo taken on board at the New Jetty, till two p.m. on Tuesday. Passengers will be taken on board, free of charge, by the Betsy Douglas, at 9 a.m., on Wednesday. For freight or passage, apply to CARGILL and CO., Agents, Princes street. NOTICE. ALTERATION OF RATES PER STEAMEE " GEELONG." TEE Agents beg to intimate to shippers and others that from this dite the rate of freight to Oamaru will be thirty shillings per ton. For the iuture, the passage money will be exlusive of victualling. CAEGTLL and CO, Agents. Princes street, 2nd June, 1864. OTAGO STEAMSHIP COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE. 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: CABGILL and CO. ~O OB S A L . E— | TEE FINE NEW PADDLE STEAMEB, CHARLES EDWARD, Now on her way to Port Chalmers from the Clyde. The above Steamer is a. Powerful Tug of 60 HP, Grasshopper Engine, 42 in diameter end 4 feefc si>ro!x6« Dimensions, 125 x 19 x 8. Has very large carrying capacity. Register Tonnage 141 torn, nett ditto, 89 tons. Tonnage o.m. 218 tons. Speed about 10 knots. Further information can bs obtained on application to— CARGILL and CO. MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE, AND NEW ZEALAND STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY. STEAM TO MELBOURNE, 3v HP HE Favorite Steamship Moo%ok&> ALHAMBRA, 1,000 tons, John M'Lean, Commander, Will be dispatched for Melbourne, ON SATURDAY NEXT, the 23th instant, at Two p.m. Passengers will be conveyed on board—free of expense—by steamer Golden Age, leaving the Jetty at one o'clock, punctually. EOYSfi, MUDIE, and CO., High-street. FOR WELLINGTON, DIRECT. t*^N^v rV H E FSne Cutter 60 tons burthen, Will have immediate despatch for Wellington. For freight, apply to H. HOUGHTON and CO., Agents, Stafford-street. FOR HATELOCK DIRECT. *.^&~-fcv HP H E A 1 Clipper .^^^^N. JL Schooner, Captain D. Joyce, Will be despatched for Havelock Direct on Wednesday next the 22nd inst. For fre'ght apply to H. HOUGHSON and CO , Agents, Stafford str?et. PUK ROCAHAMPToA, QUEENSLAND, UIfiSCT. fv^|^k\ FFIHE Al Clipper Barque sf^^^^^ > "PRIDE OF THE WEST, 1000 Tons Burthen, Captain Wm, CintWES, ON SATURDAY, 25th INSTANT. For passage, apply to TICKLE and CO., Stafford street. I BOTTOMRY. - Wanted, by the Master of the barque Vectis, of the "ort <>f Glasgow, 591 I tons register, ar:d Al at Lloyd's, now riding at | anchor at Port Chalmers, and bound on a voyage to Manila, to take up Five Hundred Pounds upon Bottomry of the said vessel, to procu/e i;ecessaries to enable her to prosecute her said voyage. Written tenders, stating rate of premium, to be sent to ihe undersigned, at Proviuc'al Chambers, Stafford street, Dunedin, on or bafore Fiiday next, the 2ith instant, at 2 o'clock p.in, JAMES SMITH, Notary Public.