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Otago Daily Times, Issue 912, 22 November 1864, Page 1

Shipping Notues. STKAM TC TIMARU, LYriELTOiV, PIGTON, AND HAVELOCK. On THURSDAY, the 24th INSTANT. JSL FFIHE Steam Ship the "CITY OF DUNEDIN Will receive Cargo at the Wharf, On MONDAY NEXT, the 21st INST., And will leave the Wharf, positively, on Wednesday, at 11 o'clock. Passengers and mails will embark, per' Bruce, at 11 o'clock, on THURSDAY MORNING. Offices: 3& 4 Harbour Chambers, Crawford street, near the Whaif. NOTICE. NELSON WEST COAST GOLD FIELDS. STEAM TO HAVELOCK *$& _ili^ mHE CITY OF DUNEDIN Takes passengers for the West Coast Gold Fields, as far as Havelock, on THURSrAY, THE 24th NOV. From that place they can proceed to Nelson, either by land or water. JOHN JONES and Co., Owners, Harbor Chambers, Crawford street. TO LOAD AT OAMARU, fe^^v maE Al BRITISH SHIP STAR OF TASMANIA, W. Culbkrt, Commander, Will be at Oaraaru to take a full load of Wool about 25th November. Freight, J of a penny, and 5 per cent primage par lb of greasy wool. ~ A ppnny and -J. and 5 per cent primage perlb. of washed wool. Has superior accommodation for a few cabin passengers, f»r whom she 'will call at Otago Heads, about sth January. DALGBTY, RATTRAY and CO. Dunedin and Oamaru, Agents. TO LOAD AT MOERAKI. wK^. qiHK Al BRITISH SHIP "«^^^^^^> COMMODORE, 6Sll|slslili3&^ 518 Tons Register. W. ColviMiE, Commander, Will be at Moeraki, to load Wool, about 25th November. Freight, J of a penny, and 5 per cent primage per lb of greasy wool. „ One penny, and 6 per cent primage per lb. of washed wool. DALGETX, RATTRAY, and CO., Dunedin and Moeraki, Agents. ♦.^dfc-.rffe. "O'TANTRD to CHARTER. *S«S^^^>s ' a Vessel of about 60J iJiSliS&wll'r tons, to load Wool at Port $53i§illilli§ils!£@^ Chalmers for London. Apply to DALGETY, RATTRAY and CO. INSURANCE ON WOOL. *~^>"«dbv "VSTE request advice from •ailcSi&iS^x^, YV Settlers, prior to ship- | jS|3|3Kpir ment, of the particulars of [ SB^lsiliiilsiS&S5' Wool consigned to our ships which it is desired we should insure against dangers of the sea. D£LGETY, RATTRAY and CO. jglgj^ A N T E D , CHAEIE R.— A Vessel of about 300 tons, to load wool in the New River, Southland, for London. DALGETY, RATTRAY and CO. WHITE STAR LINE OP LONDON AND NEW ZEALAND PACKETS. FIRST SHIP FOR LONDON. fV3ra_~_2jj. nnilE ce'eb'ated well?"??r^SwS^V -*- known clipptr ship ti^^^^^^ BLUE JACKET, 1442 Tona Register, 2500 Tons Burthen, James Whits, Esq, Commander, Is now loading wool for London direct, at Lyttelton, and WILL SAIL ABOUT THE FIRST WEEK IN JANUARY. The Saloon Cabins of this really fine vessel are furnished with bedding, linen, and every requisite f«r the comfort and convenience of passengers, for whose accommodation a cow will be placed on board. She also carries an experienced Surgeon. For plans of cabins and further information Apply to JOHN JONES and CO., Crawford Ftreet, Dunedin ; Or ti MILES and CO, Lyttelion and Christcburch. HATS, BONNETS,