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Otago Witness, Issue 524, 14 December 1861, Page 3

FOR LONDOK THE CLIPPER SHI P " CHILE," \ 1000 tens, Thomas Tuknbull, Comnjander. Tlie nccommodations of this splendid vessel are un«~ rivalled, and the well-known kindness and. urbanity of Captain Tuhnbull have been so fully appreciated! that any further comment would be unnecessary. The " Chile " was the first wool ship from, this portr last season, and reached Gravesend after a passageof 90 days, beating the American clipper which leftr on the same day. Siie has safes fitted expressly forthe carriage of specie and gold, and as her cargo is. engnged, and a portion' awaiting shipment, it is expected that she will leave oi» the Ist February. For particulars of Freight and Passage apply to1 Mp vis. Cargill & Co., YounfG & M'Glashak, 1 and to 14 a t c JOHN JONES & CO. WOOL SHIP FOR LONDON. To sail about 20th January. . ■ sf_~i_i HP HE celebrated A 1 clipper shipi "*• "STAR OF TAvSMANIA," S^ Tulloch, Commander, 652 tons register, 'M>mMo> will bf despatched from Port Chalmers, yg»yffi%o with Passengers, Wool, and Gold, about 20th Jaxuary next, and may be relied on to arrive in London not later than 15th April. This line vessel was built by Messrs. Hall, of Aberdeen, at "Tenter expense than any other out of their yard. She is fitted up for passengers more handsomely and commodiously than a steamer. Her frivo voyages from Launceston to London were done in 74 days. ' DALGETTV, RATTRAY & CO., Agents. FOR SALE. k v milE Dutch Galliot REINAUW £3§?sk Elgemuns, 96 tons register, »|»\ 1 80 tons burden • draws 7 feet of Ofegpjslp water when fully laden ; suitable •^feSK&swfor. and now engaged in, the Lightering- trade. Also, for Sale, Half Share in the Lighter Governor Arthur, 35 tons register, 60 tons burden ; fitted up complete iv every way. For further particulars apply on board lo Duncan SPDougaj,, or to THOMAS NORTON & CO., 71a 526 Shipping Brokers, Jetty. STEAM TO THE TATBttT TOFRRY. WAIPORI AND WAIHOLA LAKES. •*^ii\ t HPHE Fast and Powerful *||Ss\J^ JL Steam boat "RAINBOW,' 22||<f^iv^^. will ply regularly between Dune din and the above Ports, Arranuemeuts have been made with Messrs. John Reid and Co., by which goods will be forwarded with rpffularity and despatch to all Townships on the digdiugs, with cure and responsibility, at through rates considerably under the prtwnt cost of drayage. Goods will bo collected in town, and payment o fi-cio-ht c;m be fin-nnaed either in Dunedin, or at the place of destination.' HEXRY HOUGHTOiV, Walker titrcet. f'-iok" ••: <•>•*. Stores, Dec. 4. 1801. THE | STEAMEB 4AS|k "GEELONG" I WfILL ]«• dc^patchcfl from JJUNEDIX on ! t MONDAY, 2d December, at High Water, • for j LYTTELTON, ' i-iiKi.i" at Waikoujiiti, Moeniki. Ojhj> th, I'jniaru. I and Akamu. T<»>ail ajni'n fwn LYTTHLTUN" ; on Tlli;iiSJ")AY, sth Dwcnibe.-, callin.; :1 t tlic .vimi' Potto on ivttirn. ,S!ic nmy bo expected at Oniziaru o:i PHI DAY. Tlu- " Vtuiu.oso" .vill be despatched twick a j Moxi-:i i'or lA'TTELTOX suid intermediate pores i as above, leaving DUXtfIJiN every alternate ! Moudsiy. and will i>c kept bo vanning during the j'C;t--oii :!"c'i!co!ircii;eineut * tlic* eou>t::l tv:u\o will gi^o !>u])port to an iiirnnpeini'iifc Avhieli cannot,, fail to confer grout advantage. • Tho " Gkklom; %> run in the intermediate weeks bet.\vecn-i)UNI<:i)IN situl OAMARU, »s usual, leaving DUNI.DIX on WEDNESDAYS. CAKGILL & CO., Agents. Diiiic.liu. mh Nov.. isr.l. 30-'> « \X7" ANTED— AN OFFICE and HBRANI) Vt BOY. Apply to TIIOMAd NORTON Si CO., Jetty. 403 ate TOWJiRtJ'S KOYAL GEORGE HOTEL, (l-'irsl Hotel Uirougli the Cutting.) W. TOWJBUS WISHES to intimate to new arrivals, and parties veturnimr from the Disjcrinss, tliat they will Jin.l FIKST-CLASR ACCOMMODA- • TION, coinbincd with moderate charges. Private sitting and bed-rooms. Chops, steaks, soup, &c, any hour between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m. Good stabling;. 207 HALVWAY ACCOMMODATION HOUSE nETWEKX DUNEDIN AXD THE DIGGINGS. ROBKUT' 3IACKIE BEGS to intimate to Travellers and the Public >renera!!y, that ho has opem-d thotw premises formerly occupied by Mr.' Crystal, in tho Tokomairiii), wlierc he will endeavour to provideCOMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATION for those who may favour him with their support. GOOD DRAUGHT AX » SADDLE HOUSES JFOR SAI.K. P.S.—Good Stalling. 548 BEACH HOUSE „ TiKACH-STRriKT, HAWKKSBUBY. PASSENGERS per steamers, and Travellers, will find good accommodation, at the above '. Honse. Kefreshmenss at any hour. Stabling in the course of erection. • S. WOOLLEY. Proprietor '■ October 21, 18GI. • 95U ~~AT)AM & EVE HOTEL, : .LITTLE COLLINS STREET, MELBOURNE, (Opposite Eastern Market. ) ' npHE best accommodation in this central ' JL and commodious Hote', nt reasonable r:\tcs. JOHN ARMSTRONG. ' 392h0-2G' Proprietir. B RUCK'S HOTEL, AKAROA. G. Scakbrol'GH, PropnVtor. - v ■\7"ISTTOKS to AKAIIOA will find at this . V Hotel l'ii'st-cla' 8 * Accommodation aud unexceptionable Fare. IMPERTAT. FIRE T^S.URANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. Capital Subscribed and Invested, '" , RiidURA^E Fuxc, £^50,000. Kislcs tnlcen tit Moderate Premiums. 5 Losses Settled in the Province . Agents for Qtngo. ■ * -" , DALGETY, RA.TTKA.Y, & CO. . * 7 ~" NOTICE. * ' . •/ ALL ACCOUNTS owing to Mr. Andrkw I- S. W/X.SOX, late Chemist, &c.;Dnn(>rtinimnst' bo paid before tho First day of January, 1801, and all • Claim? agiiin^t M'". Wilson will r."(juireto be handed ■■ ,in fur settlement before tlie above dnte. - •• •-.. , Mr. l Ji 'V. Black \ull rccoivu'al Account^ .nt tlic^ - 'Modiciil ffiuii'jind whose roceipt will be a sufficient^ ■ discharge. .' "• • , .- -\, 'r«<V -'"•*-), v ,r>unedin, Nov. 2G ? 1801. , •* VJ^i'mj x ■ r^—~- „ Notice.- • v. '. •.- ' r •■-'*.« I' HKUEIBy'caUTION tho Publicin Geiie^i ral, rtguinot giving- CREDIT *o!ariy person? • * ' on my account a.s I will not ho am w^iffib^o for thei: 'Debt. • " . •:- ;:{Si&..^.' M-; PETER WILLIAMS^ I NOTICE.— Mr. John Tanhton (lato of Ri(T(lell's Crock, . Victoria), will' hear of 'some;c thing j» h's advantage by applying afc Smith ani> Mahsium/h Store, Princctj-strcot, Dunediu. Dec. 0, 1881. - • . ; ' •