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Otago Daily Times, Issue 4976, 29 January 1878, Page 1

_,:' .;,': aag__»Q. HENDERSON snd CO.'S LINK 01? SHIPS TO OTAGO Despatched Monthly from GLASGOW and LONDON. j_rw*_jiss«> the high charactor for speed, _B_ehis—tea. ccmJort to assecgers. and punctual despatch at advertised dates, by which it has for many ears been distip.guishod, and is served by the folowing splendid fleet of Bhips :— Tone.' Tons. James N. Fleming .. 992 Margaret Galbralth 841 Petor Denny 9a7 William Davie 8-10 Christian M-Ausland 962 Otago _.. 092 City of Duiiudin ...71085 Willi Deer 1018 Canterbury 1245 Dunodln 1248 WeUii".j--*V.n 1247 luvorcargiil 1240 Auckland 1245 Nalson 1247 o—nari~ 1305 Timaru 1306 Jessießeadinac, .... 982 Jessie 05b0rne...... 1057 —_rlborongh(nsw).. 1150 Taranaki (new) .... 1150 Glasgow—P. HENDERSON and CO. Agekts Oudoa~GA_3BAITH, STRINGER, PEMBROKE, ",''■ .. . . and CO. OnnedIn—CAEGKLLS,fiIBBS, and Co., wad P.UBSS_E, BU BHd CO. favercorgill—CAßGlLL3, GIBES, and CO. UraajTJ—KTTS3ELL. RITCHIE, and CO. 1 ALBION SHIPPING COMPANY'S WOOL SHIPS FOR LONDON. THE following well-known Packet Ships of the abuve Line will be despatched from POET CHALMERS by the undersigned, with punctuality, viz. : — TonShip, nage. Master. To Sail Elizabeth Graham 598 Mordue .. Feby. 6th Calypso.. .. 1014 Leslie .. Feby. 16th Marlborough ..' 1300 Andersoh. To follow Canterbury .. 1250 Leslie .. To follow Auckland ..' 1250 M'Dougall To follow Oamaru .. 1316 Stuart .. To follow Wellington .. 1247 Cowan .. To follow From Bluff— Jessie Readman. 062 Kennedy..! Early The above have all splendid accommodation for cabin and steerage passengers, and will carry wool, grain, tallow, or other prodnets at lowest current rates. _or freight or passage apply to .i ; . „ CARGILLS, GIBBS, and Co., _. . RUSSELL. RITCHIE, and CO., 7--,...,-. DALGETY", NICHOLS, and CO., 7 -7 Agents. Messrs M'MECKAN, BLACKWOOD, & Co.'s Steamer will be despatched from Port Chalmers as follows :— TARARUA, for MELBOURNE, via LYTTELTV.N, WELLINGTON, NELSON, 7 WESTPORT, GREYMOUTH, and HOKITIKA, on or about THURSDAY, the 31st January. A RAWATA, for LYTTELTON, WEL,__u. LINGTON, and NELSON, on or about . TTOSDAY, the sth February. X>INGAROOMA, for LYTTELTON, JLV WELLINGTON, and NELSON, on or about the 12th.February.. : A RAWATA, for MELBOURNE, via ____ ' BLUFF, on WEDNESDAY, the 13th February. E INGAROOMA, for MELBOURNE, -via BLUFF, on WEDNESDAY,, the: 20th Fobruary. ' DALGETY, NICHOLS, and CO., 1 " .-• - Agents. PKNINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGA TION COMPANY. ____^_lfev C"_>^' °^ the Company's Will laavo Melbourne for KING GEORGE'S SOUND and POINT DE GALLE, On THURSDAY, the 21st February. Passongera per ARAWATA, .WEDNESDAY, the ISth February. For plana oi Cabin and other Information, Apply to DALGETY, NICHOLS, and CO., Slug Agents. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY llS@_i££l OP NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. IR • - above Company will despatch fl:.: Steamers asunder:— "THORTIMARU—BEAUTIFUL STAR, JL* s.s., TH:S DAY, TUESDAY, 29th January. .-. Cargo till nooa. Passengers by 2.30 train. FOR AKAROA. — TAUPO, s.s., on MONDAY, 11th February. Passengers by 12.15 p.m. train. To be followed by WANAKA, 13th February. FOR LYTTELTON and WELLINGTON.- ROTORUA, s.s., on THURSDAY, 31at January. Passengers by 12.15 train. To be followed by HAWEA, 4th ; TARANAKI, 6th; TAUPO, 11th; TAIAROA, 13th. FOR NAPIER, POVERTY BAY, TAURANGA, and AUCKLAND; — HAWEA, as., on MONDAY, 4;h February. Passengers by 12.15 train. To be followed by TAUPO, Uth; and WANAKA, ■ - 18th February. FOR NELSON, TARANAKI, and MANUKAU.—TARANAKI, s.**., on WEDNES- - DAY, 6th February. Passengers by 12.15 train. To be followed by TA lAROA, s.s., 13th. TOOR SYDNEY via LYTTELTON, _U WELLINGTON, NAPIER, and AUCKLAND. KOTORUA, s.s., on THURSDAY, 31st January. Passengers by 12.15 Train. To be followed by the WAKATIPU, s.s., 16th February. TTIOR HOKITIKA, GREYMOUTH, —L and WESTPORT, via Bluff, Martin's and Jackson's Bays —MAORI, s.s., on FRIDAY, Bth February. FOR PIOTON and NELSON.—WELLINGTON, ss., from Wellington each WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Note —Until 31st January, Return Tickets will be issued to Ports within the Colony, at which the Company's steamers call, at a reduction of 30 per cent, off double fares, available for return till 28th February. Offices:— "Union Buildings, corner of Liverpool and Bond street ORIENT LINE OF STEAMERS. IN 40DAYS. STEAM TO LONDON, via SUEZ CANAL. .^lKdbv mHE Magnificent FullJKjgSjS^ritvv JL powered hteamship TjMß3&_y_Vi> LUSITANIA, liliril TTWIIiii 3825 Tons, 3000 horse-power, Will be despatched from Sydney on FRIDAY, 22nd FEBRUARY,and from Melbourne on SATURDAY,. 2nd March, carrying First-class, Second-class, and Steerage Passengers. Canal dues payable by passengers, eight shillings each. booking here will be forwarded from New Zealand to-either Sydney or Melbourne at Ship's Expense. .S? h* Passenger Accommodation of the Steamers of this Line stands unrivalled, and their great speed has been evidenced by the splendid passages of the pioneer To be followed by the C SIMBORAZO in April. For Plans, CKc-ilars, and other in formatlen, apply UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY of N.Z., Offices : Union Buildings, Bond Btreet, ■ - Dunedin. 19 iTKs^v f~fcUNEDIN & OAMARU f||lii__i^XS_JL"/ STEAM SERVICE. <a^>^^^^FßOM DUNEDIN: ToiaiUY ■•« WAITaKJ" 7.5 a.m. train. "Waw-ESDAT.... "SAMSON" 9.0 p.m. „ I"WD*r " WAITAKI" 7.5 A.M. „ -PM>Ay^ "SAMSON" 9.30 A.M. „ Cargo saseived at Rattray street Wharf on Mondays and Tto*dEid&vys till 4 p.m. * and on Wednesdays and Saturdays iiU 2p. m. ■ FROM OAMARU M0nday...,,,., "SAMSON" 6 p.m. train. Wednesday ~,. " WAITAKI" 10.30 a.m. „ Thursday "SAMSON" 6 p.m. „ I Satorda j " WAITAKI" 10.30 a.m. „_ Saloon, 20a: Steerage, 15s; not including meate. Excubsion Reiobs- Tickets issued up till 31st January. Saloon, 255; Steerage, 20s ; not including railway fares. Omess : Union Buildings, Bond street. 1 FOR SALE. FO R ~S ALE, a bargain, barque East Lothian, just arrived from Kaipara with a cargo of heavy baulk timber. She was built at Kincardine, Scotland, is 349 tons -regis ter, carries 600 tons coaJ, to in good order, having undergone a thorough overhaul and repair in October, 1875. when she was recoppered, and classed Al in American Lloyd's for four years, and has consequently one year and nine months to run in the first letter. The owner being anxious to sell has named a ridiculously low figure. For full particulars apply to— THOMAS PATEESON", SSja. Temple Chambers.