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Otago Witness, Issue 529, 18 January 1862, Page 4

NOTICE-SHIPPERS, CONSIGNEES, &c, &c. HAVING made large additions to our Stores in High-street, we are now prepared to receive from 1200 to 1500 tons, at current rates. Buildings fully insured. THOMAS NORTON & CO. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. mHE Fine Brig WARREN GODDARD, Wm. -L M, Ruhl Master,' has just landed 62 Horses from Launceston, within eight days, all in good condition. She is well adapted for carrying- Cattle and is prepared to Charter at low rates. Apply to HENRY DRIVER & CO. Stafford-street. WOOL SHIP FOR LONDON. To sail about 20th January. JS^A HP HE celebrated A 1 clipper ship 'iSflftk A - "STAR OF TASMANIA," S. £ M ISWft Tulloch, Commander, 652 tons register, 3 HfsH^ 1 will be des P atche(l from Port Chalmers, <ssSgiY|£w with Passengers, Wool, and Gold, about iOth January next, and may be relied on to arrive n London not Inter than 15th April. Tin's fine vessel was built by Messrs. Hall, of Aberdeen, at greater expense than any other out of their yard. She is fitted up for passengers more handsomely and commodiously than a steamei*. Her two voyages from Launceston to London were one in 74 days. DALGETTY, RATTRAY & CO., Agents. for london! mHE CLIPPER SHIP I " CHILE," 1000 tons, Thosias Turnbull, Commander. The accommodations of this splendid vessel are unrivalled, and the well-known kindness and urbanity of Captain Turnbull have been so fully appreciated that any further comment would be Unnecessary. The " Chile " was the first wool ship from this port last season, and reached Grayesend after a passage of 90 da>s, beating the American clipper which left on the same day. She has safes fitted expressly for the carriage of specie and gold, and as her cargo is engaged, and a portion awaiting shipment, it is expected that she will leave on the Ist February. For particulars of Freight and Passage apply to Messrs. Cargill & Co., Young & M*Glashan, and to JOHN JONES & CO.