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Otago Daily Times, Issue 5912, 20 January 1881, Page 1

Shipping. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPABT K|Bh\ 0F NKW ZEALAN]D' LIMITED. uT \^"M».The above Company will despatel gj Steamers as under:— FOR OAMASU.—MAORI, s.s., 01 TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. Passenger pn Friday by 9 p.m. train. Cargo till 3 p.m. Saloon, 10s; RETURN at SINGLE FARE. Steerage 5s (not including meals or railway fares), ■ Freight, 12s 6d per ton, including wharfage dues a Oamara. FOR TIMARU.—TAIAROA, s.s., or MONDAYS and THURSDAYS. Passenger! on Thursday 6 p.m. from Wharf. Cargo till 4 p.m. Fares: Saloon, 16s, return, 20s; Steerage, 10s return, 16s. FOR AKAKOA.—PENGUIN, s.s.. on MONDAY, 31st January. CIOR LYTTELTON and WELLINGV TON.-WANAKA, s.s., on MONDAY, 24th January. Passengers by 12.20 p.m. train. Cargo at Wharf. To be followed by TE ANAU, s.s., 26th. FIOR NAPIER, GISBORNE, and . AUCKLAND.—TE ANAU, s.s., on WEDNESDAY, 26th January. Passengers per 2.30 p.m. train. To be followed by ARAWATA, s.s., 2nd February. TJIOR PICTON, NELSON, TARANAKI, X. and MANUKAU.—WANAKA, 5.8., on MONDAY, 24th January. Passengers by 12.20 p.m. train. Cargo at Wharf. , FIOR WESTPORT, HOKITLKA, and _GREYMOUTH, via OAMARU and LYTTELTON—BEAUTIFUL STAR, s.s., about FRIDAY, 21st January. Cargo at Wharf. TilOR MELBOURNE, via BLUFF and A HOBART.—ROTOMAHANA, 5.8., on FRIDAY, 21st January. Passengers per 3.40 p.m. tram, - ' . - To be followed by TAEAEUA, 8.8., 27th (not calling atHobart). FIOR SYDNEY, via LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON, and EAST COAST.— ARAWATA, S.S., on WEDNESDAY, 2nd Febru__"jy- Passengers per 2.30 train., TmOR FIJI.—SOUTHERN CROSS. s.s., ■-*- from Auckland, about MONDAY, 7th February' Notk.—From 20th September to 31st March, l S?oV S oPE^ AL EXCURSION TICKETS at REDUCED FAR^A VIUi c lssued to MELBOURNE, AVAILABLE for TWO MONTHS from date of issue. Particulars at Company's office. COASTAL EXCURSION TICKETS. within .New Zealand at which the Company's steamers call, at a reduction of 30 per cent, on the two Bingle fares, available for return until the 28th February, Oppioks : Corner of Liverpool and Bond streets. > STEAM TO LONDON.—ORIENT LINE. The following Steamships belonging to the ORIENT STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY WITED)/and the PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY will leave MELBOURNE on the undermentioned date\> for Al o ™™ and L°NDON, via THE SUEZ CANAL and Keg. Reg." "V;V : „. , Tons- " Tons ' Chunborazo 5847 Feb., 1 Cotopaxi 4028 April 12 John Elder 4152 Feb. 15 Lusi&nia 3825 April 20 Cuzco 3847 Mar. 1 Liguria 4660 flay 10 Aconcagua 4107 Mar. 15 Potosi 4213 May 24 Orient .: 6386-Mar. 29 Garonne. 3876 June 7 New Zealand passengers join s.s. Chimborazo at Melbourne per 6.5. Rotomahana from Port Chalmers 21st January. And tho Servico will bo maintained by succeeding tteamers at intervals of a fortnight Fares to London from 15 to 70 guineas Suez Canal dues, 8s in addition: Passengers can book from Dunedin at a through rate to cover Intercolonial fare and Canal dues, and 80 Becure special advantages. Passages from London can be granted in Dunedin. Paiicels Booked Through io Lokdos at Reduced Rates. For plans and full particulars apply to F. GREEN & CO and ANDERSON, ANDERSON** Too., Manage* if 6 5. nDn J t- SJ eam Navigation Company (Limited), and In Dunedin to the Agents, UNION STEAM SHIP" COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). DUNEDIN CUSTOM-HOUSE, COMMISSION, AND GENERAL SHIPPING AGENCY, JETTY STREET, FIOR INVERCARGILL. —The . KAKANUI will sail on TUESDAY, the 25th inst. Cargo till noon. STEAM to OAMARU, LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON, WANGANUI, WESTPORT, and GREYMOUTH (taking cargo for PATEA and HOKITIKA to be transhipped).—The b.s. ST. KILDA will sail on FRIDAY, the 21st inst. Cargo received till noon. FIOR E.IVERTON.—The MAID OF ~^OTAGO is now loading at the Rattrav street Wharf. KEITH RAMSAY, Agent. DUNEDIN LIGHTERAGE AND GENERAL SHIPPING AGENCY, CRAWFORD STREET. FIOR SHAG POINT.—SHAG, b.b.. will sail THIS DAY. Freight, 10a per ton, payable by shippers. FIOR INYEROARGILL. — GOOD d^TEMPLAR will be ready to load about FRIHENRY GUTHRIE, Harbour Chambers. NEW PADDLEJSTEAMER COLLEEN. kJL^^^v TTNTIL further notice . '. will ply as follows :— On MONDAYS, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and FRIDAYS, LEAVING DUNEDIN at 6 a.m. for PORTOBELLO direct, returning thence at 7.30 a.m., CALLING at BROAD BAY, MACANDREW'S, and WAVERLEY. Then plying as foIIows:—LEAVING DUNEDIN for WAVERLEY at 10.15 a.m., 12 noon, 3 p.m.; LEAVING WAVERLEY for DUNEDIN 11.30 a.m., 1.30 p.m., 4.30 p.m At 6 p.m. LEAVING DUNEDIN for PORTOBELLO and back, CALLING, both' going and returning at WAVERLEY, MACANDREW'S, and BROAD BAY. On SATURDAYS, LEAVING-DUNEDIN at 6 a m or PORTOBELLO direct, returning thence at 7.30 a.m., calling as above; at 2.30 p.m. leaving DUNEDIN on EXCURSION to PORTOBELLO, returning at 5 p.m., and calling as above both going and returning. On SUNDAYS, "will ply frequently BETWEEN DUNEDIN and WAVERLEY. from 2 p.m. till 5 30 p.m. Arrangements for Special Excursions may be made with the undersigneO. HENRY GUTHRIE, Agent,. Crawford street. FOR LONDON DIRECT. To bo despatched from the Railway Pier, Port Chal mers, on or about 16th FEBRUARY NEXT, rgj^gt f"|l H E Magnificent Iron rftSsaSS^^. "^ Clipper Ship Jjffiftf^Mg' BRITISH SCEPTRE, »J I VI 'tmt isoo tons Register, Henry Richards, Commander. This ship offers a favourable opportunity to shippers of wool, grain, and other cargo. For rates of freight and passage apply NEILL BROTHERS, High and Macandrew streets. i"3^JLj. riIHE Powerful Steam run from Henley to Taieri Beach on SATURDAYS and HOLIDAYS at 10 a.m., in connection with 8 a.m. train from Dunedin, returning, in time for evening trains passing Henley for Clinton, Lavrrcnce, and Dunedin. Return Fares, 4s. Also open for engagements other days for party not exceeding 20, £3; over that number, 3s each—starting and returning at any hour that party may wish. To prevent disappointment, address in tirao for reply. AMOS M'KEGG, Henley. f"K<^ rpHE NEW ZEALAND Jl express company, TMSff^jJ^O>>GENERAL CUSTOM-HOUSE AND JrgVtMre&z express forwarding ; AGENTSJ Head Office: Manse street, Dunedin. Parcels Booking-office for Cobb and Co.'s Coach's. Agents for s.s. Mountaineer, running regularl'- (in conjunction with the Railway) betweon Kingston and Quecnstown. PARCELS, PACKAGES, &c. FORWARDED and DELIVERED to all parts at through and cheap rates. Agencies at all the principal Railway Stations and Towns of New Zealand also the Australian Colonies, reat Britain &c. JCAMPBELI. & CRUST, Proprietors'