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Otago Daily Times, Issue 4537, 1 September 1876, Page 1

SHIPPING. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY'S LINE. Rangitikei .. 1225 Tons. Mataura .. 863 Tons. Waimate .. 1123 Tona. Orari (new).. 1000 Tons Waitangi .. 1121 Tons. Otald do .. 1000 Tons. Waikato .. 1021 Tons. Hurunui do .. 1000 Tons. Rakaia .. 1022 Tons. Waipa do .. 1000 Tons. Waimea .. 848 Tons. Wairoa do .. 1000 Tone. Waitara .. 833T0n8. •r— rsn^S rr\HE above are all iron MIIIII pIMH vessels of tho highest class at l_, «ft» tH Lloyd's, built or purchased specially to meet We requirements of the New Zealand passenger and carrying trade, and are supplemented from time to time by chartered Bhipa also of the highest class. Vessels are dispatched from London to each o the principal ports in the Colony regularly every montu. Their saloons are fitted with rH tho latest improvements to ensure the comfort ol passengers, and the tables are supplied on a most liberal scale. Persona wishing to bring their friends or cargo out from England can arrange for so doing, and the whole or part cost, if necessary, can be made payable on ship's arrival New Zealand. For full particulars regarding rates of passage, or freight, apply at the offices of the Company, DUNEDIN INVERCARGILL AUCKLAND NAPIER WELLINGTON NELSON LYTTELTON; At the LONDON OFFICES, 84, BISHOPGATE STREET ; Or, at the HEAD OFFICE, CHRISTCHURCH. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY (LIMITED). FIRST SHIP FOR LONDON. nnHE New Clipper Barque J|||ljgifev -«- WANLOUK, Jj&sߧgSsgg^ 745 tons, Captain Tilly, is appointed jlflyfJUsJifgEf to sail from L.J Helton, on loth Septembei next. Cargo now being received for tiansmisBionto Lyttelton. NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO., 2Sjy High Btreet. SOUTHLAND STEAMERS SAIL AS UNDER :— TTIXPRESS, s.s., for BLUFF and JDJ RIVERTON, from Part Chalmers, TO-MORROW, SATURDAY. Cargo received This Day. Passengers by 5.15 train To-morrow. WANGANUI, S.S., for BLUFF, on WEDNESDAY Cargo lor Invercargill and Inland Districts f orwardad by rail from Bluff at Consignees' risk and expense. H. HOUGHTON and CO., Manse Btreet. ~7 IVTESSRS MONEY WlGflvf^F^ ■■^- R4ll andSoNS<(°f BlackwaU jg^SSag Yard) LINE of STEAM and SAILING PACKETa, will be dispatched From the Sandridg-e Railway Pier, Melbourne, For LONDON Direct, As follows :—• Ship. | Commander. | To Sail. S.S. SOMERSETSHIRE H. F. Holt Sept. 13 YORKSHIRE .. G. F. Gibbs Sept. 30 S.S. DURHAM .. F.Anderson October 18 S.S. NORTHUMBERLAND .. H. H. Shinner Dec. 6 Their accommodation for all classes of passengers is unsurpassed, and they will each carry an experienced Surgeon. The SALOON CABINS are fitted with the necessary fixed CABIN FURNITURE. PASSAGE ORDERS are issued to persons desirous of sending for their friends from Home. Passage Money, £10, and upwards. A liberal allowance to families. Return tickets are granted at reduced rates. Passengers booking in New Zealand are allowed a portion of their passage-money to Melbourne. For all particulars, apply to NEILL and CO., Bond street. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. HP HE A 1 Barque V IfcJfa^ GLENCOE, 159 tons, now alongside the Rattray street Wharf. Apply to W. and G. TURNBULL and CO. 31au 60^:, STEAM TO PORT MOLYNEUX AND KAITANGATA. ,~Vv^k mHE S.S. "IN O " KggggSwsSS^ JL has commenced plying, and T^HfflaSSj^^ will continue to run regularly with prompt despatch. . * Freights to and fro at moderate rates, payable in Dunedin. Agent at Port Molyneux .. Mr J. Patkrsos, „ Kaitangata .. Mr R. M'DONAtD. Goods for above ports received daily at undermentioned btore. Grain and other prouuee carried by s.s. Ino stored in Dunedin for one month, free of charge, in brick store corner of Stuart and Castle streets. GEORGE S. STEWART, 27ju Agent. ■ STEAMBOAT EXCURSIONS. .^J^. T>ALCLUTHA, S.W.S., SjffiMaSgFo^will run regularly between Dunedin, Portobello, Scarborough, and Port Chalmers, and AFTERNOON EXCURSIONS on SATURDAY and SUNDAY to Portobello and Scarborough, leaving Dunedin at 1 p.m.; and will also make a LATE TRIP to Port Chalmers on SATURDAY on the closing of tie j Theatre. . Is t/^EORGE BLYTH, Ship and INSURANCE BROKER, CUSTOM HOUSE AGENT, And COMMISSION MERCHANT. Charters arranged. Grain Bought or Sold, and Indents executed. , 7b MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. __ WANTED KNOWN, Hoqq amp Hunos'a Advbrtisembkts. riIEAS—3OOO Packages on hand, which we are selling at reduced prices. . A LE—3OO Cases BASS'S BOTTLED ALE. . ] OORT WINE—IB 34 Vintage, 42 years old—per dozen, 110s. T>ORT WINE—IB 44 Vintage, 32 years old—per dozen, 755. j HOGG AND HUTTON, ' . 12_ ANTED PASSENGERS by all the Coaches and Early Trains to know they can rely on being called at the Occidental.HoteL Billiard balls, cloth, tips, cues, &c, on sale. W ANTED, Visitors to Dunedin to know that the most Comfortable Bedrooms are at Watson's. Travellers called for early trains and coaches. I6ap TSTANTED, Gentlemen to Know that , Horses can be kept at Livery, with the beat of attention from first-class Grooms, at a most reasonable charge.—Commercial Livery and Bait Stables, High street 5 WANTED, Persona suffering from Rheumatism to use Isaac's Rheumatic Remedy—(see testimonials). Barnard Isaac, Chemist, Princes street and Rattray street, Dunedin. 6my ANTED KNOWN.—Great Reduction in Price.—Drain Pipes o! all descriptions, Flower Pots, Vases, Chimney Tops, Butter Crocks, Flooring Tiles, Bricks, &c. Lambert's, N. E. V. Pottery. Works. . - - ■ ■ WANTED KNOWN.—HENRY YEEND and CO. have taken the Commercial Livery and Bait Stables, High street, where gentlemen can be accommodated with a first-class turn-out at a reasonable rate. Carriages for wedding parties, single and double buggies—new, and of the best description ; quiet and fashionable ladies' hacks. Horses bought or sold on commission. Commercial travellers suited on the most liberal terms.—HENRY YEEIfD and CO., Commercial Livery and Bait Stables, High street. 6ju