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Otago Daily Times, Issue 3684, 25 November 1873, Page 1

-" SHIPPING. QTAGO, NEW ZEAIAND, PACKET SHIPS. Tons. Tons. Cilyof JDunedia,s.. 1085 Margaret Galbraith.. 841 James N. Fleming.. 9D2 Helen Bums.. 70S Peter Denny 997 Wilham Davie .... S4O Christ M'A-usland 982 Wild Deer 101 C Arakla^d^uUding) 1100 NelfonW.'.(buUding) 1200 Canterbury-., (do).. 1200 Dunedin (do).. 1200 Wellington .. (do).. 1200 InvercargiU.. (do).. 1200 ywuug Jessie Beadman.... 962 T .HENDERSON and Co. have arranged to ertend fbeir-Clyde Line of Packets to a Service between LONDON and OTAGO. The first vessel will, shortly be on the berth, and 3he*ystem of sailing punctually on advertised dates <aswith the Clyde Line), which P. Henderson and Co. believe has given satisfaction to the trade, will fee adopted with the London Line/ The New Ships advertised are of the highest class at Lloyd's, to be buUt and fitted out on the Clyde specially with a view to speed, and conveyance Of cargoes in good order. AH the Ships have splendid accommodation for Passengers. ' Agents in London :— CALBRAITH, STRINGER, PEMBROKE, & Co., 8, Austin Friars. TaxHes desirous of bringing out their friends,«'« Clyde or London line, can secure passages on favour***"^GlSand M'LEAN; or SQ 3 GEORGE GRAY BUS3ELL and Co. "^ Following Well mJJfcJJSfte^ known High-classed Regular Packet «3p^rillbe despatched from Port Chalmers, for Jjandon b the undersigned with punctuality,-vl*.;— Ship. Tng Commandr Bate of sailiDg. Yetex Denny '1000 Adam..... November. Otago 1000 Stuart.... To follow. Jessie Beadman .... 1000 Mitchell... do CLlTAusland 1000 Tilly do wEay Queen 733 Tatchell .. do W£&*of Dunedin 1085Ross do Agnes Muir 850 Anderson.. do Margaret Galbraith., 800 Cowan.... do 2ealandia :... JllCCurry do JfjiOSl BtDFP— JBehington 891 Bruce ....December. - The above Vessels have splendid accommodation "for SSrst Class and Steerago Passengers, and wil' Jbave despatch. fox freight os passage apply to • CABGILLS aad M'LEAN; or, -mf» GEORGE GBAY BTJBSELI. and Co. SHIP CHRISTIAN M'AUSLAND, FROM LONDON TfiHIS Ship having been-enteredVat the M Custom House this day, Consignees are requested to pass entries at once, present Bills flf Lading, and pay freight to the undersigned. ... .. . : , ; . All ffoods notpassed for in terms of Bills of Xading -win be cleared, landed, and stored at Consignees risk And expence. Captain-Tilly's attention must be called to any damaged' goods before delivery is laken, or uo .claim -will be admitted. - .. • ~ GEORGE GRAY RUSSELL and CO., ~: .. Agents. 3>nncain, 22nd November, 1873. 23n MwmMTOJCKAN, BLACKWOOD,&Co.'sßteamers wffi bo deipatched from Port Chalmers as follows :— JFURARUA, for MELBOURNE, call- -- in g at BLUFF, on THURSDAY, 27th '■ 2TOVJSMBER. Shipping orders now being issued. -^Passengers by 2.30 p.m. train. '■■';' . \ CLAUD HAMILTON, for LYTTEL- | TON WELLINGTON, NELSON, GREYMOUTH, ' 3aOKITIKA,And MELBOURNE, on SATURDAY, ;Shc S9th NOVEMBER. BALGETY, NICHOLS, and Co., Age&faf. FOB NEW YOBK. jgfcJt .'-. A 1 Clipper Barque Ha^k --A ' LADY AGNES, 286 tons register, John Friend, SjUS^Ujgf Commandor, will sail for. the above JSrtTnjTjew days. Has room for wool, flax, or «thercaTg6. -' " Apply to . ' DAI.GETY, NICHOLS, AND CO., 18a- ' - Ag^ts. fiABBOUB STEAM COMPANY, AGKNTa p.s., for OAMARU, THIS I^rJBAY, TUESDAY, 25th NOVEMBER. Passen-.£-eis by 7.30 a.m. train. MAORI, 8.5., for TIMARU and LYT- * TELTON; THIS DAY, TUESDAY, 25th KOVEMBEB. "Cargo till 2 p.m. Passengers from -wharf at 6 p.m.' "DGRETTY JANE, s.s., for PORT Jt7 MOLYNEUX and KAITANGATA (taking Cargo for Balclutha, Inchclutha, &c, at through jrates, to be forwatded by drays from Kaftangata) afljbnt THURSDAY, 27th NOVEMBEB. BEAUTIFUL STAR, s.s., for TI--1 MABU and LYTTELTON, about THURSDAY, jartb BOTEMBER. OfB«M: Harbour Chamber*. iiKW ZEALAND STBAM SHIPPING COMPANY, FOR LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON, PICTON, NELSON, TABANAKI, and MANtoe 25th Instant, transhipping to the S.S. T ARAKAKI at Wellington. Passengers bj' 5.15 p.m. train. Cargo received at Railway Shed till 12 a.jn. This Day. - - FOR SYDNEY, The S S. PHOEBE will be despatched from Wellington on or about the 11th December. Passengers and cargo booked through from Dunedin by the Company's steamer, leaving Port Chalmers. . , Attention is drawn to this very favourable opportunity for persons intending to visit Aus India. Betum tickets issued at low rates. *oz Freight or PassaKe^PP^o <MSfie»-Corner of Liverpool and Crawford streets. -I*6R NAPIER and POVERTY BAY. JP —The s s RANGATIBA, from Wellington, every SATURDAY. -.«• , xr a TCTORWANGANUL—The p.s. MANA--1» WATU, from Wellington, every MONDAY. jPasaengers and goods booked through for these Porte, from Dutiedin. by the N.Z.S S. Co. s - rteamer, leaving Port Chalmers EVERY ««SDAY. Agent. XAMSAYS CUSTOM HOTISK, COMMISSION, AND GENERAL SHIPPING AGKNOY. JETTY gfTBSKT, DUNEDIN. 13TOR OAMARU^The REDOLTFFE Jb fenow loading, and will sail on WEDNESDAY, ■She 26th lust. TilOR MOERAKI, KAKANUT, and JD- ALLDAY.—The ANNE will sail on'FRIDAY, Hie 28th Inst. Freight payable by shippers. TTIOR GREYMOUTH.—The MARY W* OGILVIE will sail in a few days. KEITH RAMSAY. Agint. STEAM COMMUNrCATION TO IBLUFF AND INVERCAEGILL. JfIHE Full-powered Screw Steamer JL WANGANUI, "Will be despatched for above Ports TO-MOBROW, WEDNESDAY. Cargo received at Battray street Jetty THIS DAK.— Passengers from the wharf at 5 p.m. ■This Steamer has superior accommodation for pasand carries an CO. J-OB WANGAITOI AND GREYMOUTH. -^^^\ FTIHE Clipper Schooner Will receive Cargo THIS DAY, TUESDAY. G. F. REH>, «4rr ' A'°mt '