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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1123, 26 July 1865, Page 1

Sfcippisg Notices. HTKAM TO MKLBOUKNK. •n^- <*>„ mHB ROYAL MAIL 4; - Ss^!£> STBA m ship HRE O , 763 Tons Register, Tuos. Looas, Comttanfier, Will be despatched from Port Chalmers ON SATCKDAY, tLc 29th JULY. Tbc steamer Golden Age will leave the Jett)'at 2 o'clock to convey passengers on board free. Ft.r Freight or pss<a;»e, • Apply to BRIGHT BttOTHKES and CO, Station! street. NOTICE TO SHIPPKKS PER HEBO, F./K MELBOURNE. te4>^xN. mHE LIGHTER Is njw receiving Cargo at the New Jetty. BRIGHT, BEOS, and CO., Aneuls. STEAM TO LYTI'KLTOK. WELLINGTON, A'APIEB, AND AUCKLAND. Under Mail Contract. ■■■:•■..'' ,-?K fpHE N. Z. S. N. Co.'s ■viH~%'£sss£>. Powerful Steamer RANGHTIRA, Q. Musdle, Commacder, Will be despatched from Port Chalmers on SATURDAY, 29:h INST., vAt Neon. The Lighter Hope is now receiving Cargo at New Jetty. For freight or passege, Apply to LLOYD, TAG3ART and CO., Apcnt«, Stafford sireet. SIR FRANCIS DRAKE. SHIPPERS by this vt.v-c-3, lately v.-rrckori at Hokitikn, are rtqpc.-red to call at the office of the undersigned, for llie I'urposf: "f ir.dentit'ylng cargo, told ior the beric-fn of whom it in>y concern. 11. HOUGHTON AND CO., A Rents for the Captain. GLASGOW TO OTAttO. vfE?PRB P. HKNDKRSON AND CO.'S LINK OF MONTHLY PACKETS. Under contract with ihe Provincial Government. 2jOk . ; ; HIS Line comprises the jJvSFvp^s. >■ undermentioned well-known <™^Ms»S*^^splendid ships, one of which leave* .JjggHBBSS; Glasgow ior Otago direct every month. Tons Rear. Tons Reg. Vickrtrare 1210 Viola ..- 1140 City of Dunedin... 1085 Caribou 1160 Peter D..'rny-.... 1000 K. P. Bouverie .. 10(10 Repoiuie 1070 Ben Lomond 1000 Wave Queen 850 Helenslee 800 Arima ».... 700 Robert Henderson 600 Paria 700 Beautiful Btar ... CSO Brechin Orstlo .. CSO Sevilla 090 Parties desirous of bifnging out their friends can secure passages on favorable terms, on application to CAKGII.L & CO., Oamnru and Punedin. ■ For Sale. TO CIVIL ENGIN i'.HKS. FOR SALB.—I Level and StafiI —complete ; by Trougbtou and SimniT. Apply to DAY and MIKVILLE._ Tjl O R S A L E.— COKB, AT £3 15a PER TON. 1 Ton equal to 2 Tons of Coal. Orders left nt the Has Office. Rattrey street; or the Gas Works, will receive immediate attention. Tbe price of Ccke ha« been reduced from £4 10s to £3 15.J ptr ton, deliverable in accessible portions of the City, so as to bring this valuable and ecoiiomical fuel witiiia the reach of nil clasac^. For household purposes One To-i of Coke is equal to Two Tons of the be3t screene-i Newcastle Coal, and as there is little ash, no sparks', ai.d no smcke arising from the uee of Cok-, it will be fou'i'J cleaner, aifer, and more comfurtabtu thau any utlier fuel. Coke will produce a permanent clear fire, of intense heat, suitable for all purposes, whether used on :i FLAT KHAliril, OR IN ANY DKSCRfPTWi OF STOYJS, GRATE, OR KITCHEN HAKtiB; and can be used with great advantage mixed with Wood or Coal or both. Throughout Kuropo nntl the Colonies, Coke is not only'extensively usc-«l f:r (rerural household purpost-; l;ut is invaii^lily U3"d in Club Hmifes, Hotels itc-inurants, Jtniiway St".ti',ri', nri'! other nstilutions where txteufive cookery ia carried on or srfliit htat rtquirtd. EXPKRihWCKD cook.'i'ok lau.*'DEE>r;;.:j ■i.L:\\YB ADTOCA-'li THE USE OF COKE; But ordinary domestics, r.ot understanding its use and findniß that it CAKNi.'T BK V 7 iSTKI). Frequentlyunder-rate ils value, until midoeojrni zant of the ureat savint; to them in labor atf.eudiitg the use of Coko for household fuel. Coke is specially prepared for Gold and Iron smelting purposes, or ior luoltiog, at £3 per ton. Coke how recently been u-ed with preat success by Kncine Smiths, where heavy forgtngs are required. Coke Bags must in all instances be returned on delivery of the Coke; otherwise, Is 6d each will be charged. Coke can be obtained of Mr Gibson, (late of M'Leod and Gibson,) End of tlie principal Coa Merchants ; aad orders left at this Office either for Coke, Wood Preserving Tar, or a supply of Gas, will receive immediate attention. INSTRUCTIONS Fo"e~BURXIN» COKE :— Coke requires more draft, if used alone, than coal or wood. If mixed with coal or wood, or both, tbe fire should be thoroughly kuidled, and the Coke then placed on the fire. As a rule, it is better for the Coke to be in rather small pieces, as otherwise it will not so readily ignite, ana when ignited, the fire becomes too fierce. OF FIRST-CLASS 1