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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 83, 21 August 1863, Page 3

jT' G lv o A xi Jii . ■- — (I A\W™\N c Splendid River Paddle ENTERPRISE, Suitable for the Passenger and Cargo Trade. The above steamer having been newly coppered, and in splendid condition, is shortly expected to arrive from Melbourne. For full particulars. &c, apply to HENDERSON, BONAR and CO., Corner Kelvin and Esk streets. Invercarsrill. STEAM TO MELBOURNE. <^ 3gJ ~. mHE "ALDINGA," l)b\ J- Jotcn Stuabt. CoramanC& I /MWllv\\ tier, will callat the Bluff on the morning of the 19th of eneh month, to take on board the English Mails and passengers for Melbourne. Fox- particulars of passage only, apply to HENDERSON, BONAR & CO., Agents, Corner of Esk and KeVin streets. REGULAR MONTHLY STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN MELBOURNE, NEW RIVER, DUNEDIN, AND CANTERBURY. ME GOTHENBURG, 800 Tons, II UG II MACK lE, Commander. «j^V „ m II E Celebrated Steamer "jlifef^V GOTHENBURG > Messes. M'MECKAN, BLACKWOOD & Co.'s wp!l known FLEET OF INTER-COLONIAL STEAMERS. ■WILL UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE SOUTHLAND GOVERNMENT, CARRY THE ENGLISH AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS MONT II L V , Calling at THE NEW RIVER, ON OR ABOUT THE 20th OF EACH MONTH. And will sail thence to DUNEDiN AND CANTERBURY, Twcuty-four hours after arrival. The Gothenburg will arrive at the Now River on her return to Melbourne, about the Ist ot each Month. Captain M:>ckie being in command, will be sufficient guarantee lor the comfort of intending passengers. For freight or passage, apply to HENDERSON, BONAU, & CO-, A gents. Corner of Esk nnd Kelvin Streets. Invercargill TO CAPTAINS, MERCHANTS. AND IMPORTERS OF INVERCARGILL, N.Z. ROBERTSON'S (JO MMER CI A L CHAMBERS, Tav-street, Invercargill, and Jetty. pi ENTLEMEN, — Having decided upon devoting \J my wholo attention to the business of a " Wharf and Forwarding Agent," I trust, from post experience in the Ship Brokerage and Forwarding Agency business in Victoria and New South Wales, to merit public confidence, and beg most respectfully to solicit a share of your patroniijre and support. Customs' entries, cartage, measurement, gauging, and other details undertaken by special agreuMient, at usual charges. I have the honor to remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient, servant. M. G. TULLY. DAN UB X, Captain Laussen, from Melbourne. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. xi TURGO will bo landed on the i£^\jjg\ \J Jetty This Day. Goods at f^i*3\\ consignees risk when landed. •^i-fclfe^' -^ n -^ c ' a ' ms f ol ' damage must be cl^teKSS-SSSsiio made before goods are removed from the Jetty or they will not be recognised. Freight must be paid to the undersigned before goods will bo delivered, HENDERSON, BON \R, and CO. Agents, , Corner of Eik and Kelvin-streets. ""steam "to otago from new RIVER. sggj^. _ npHE TJ.oyal Mail steamship ■*- GOTHENBURG, ..^^l^^^^v. Hugh Mackie, commander, ■jjAsOp|Jij£>^v will sail as above on or about the 28th instant. For particulars of freight, or passage, apply to HENDERSON, BONAR, and CO., Agents, . Corner of Esk and Kelvin-streets. NOTICE TO "CONSIGNEES! " SCHOONER SPY. - 7TIHE above Vessel is This Day i//y N vi\ -1 discharging. Consignees y.i^~?!K\ are informed that cargo will be rW-^C-^v-^T landed immediately at their risk. HENDERSON, BONAR AND CO.. Agents. Corner of Esk and Kelvin-sereets. foiTlaunc est'on! mHE Clipper Barque STAR OF 72NJk 1 VICTORIA, Captain 11. JN^-^Kx McEachern, will sad for the aljovo - P Po t about the 25th inst. *^gSS^aiaSsll^ 8> The above vessel has most superior accommodation for saloon passengers. For freight or passage apply to Captain McEachern on board ; or to THOMAS WHITE AND SON, (Late John Ross and Co.), Tay-street. 17th August. " £5 EEWAKJD. QUPPOSED to have been stolen from the Dome U Pass on the 30th ult., a Light Bay Horse, branded JH 243 O on the off shoulder. Anyone delivering the same at the Station of the undersigned, and (if stolen), giving such infonraation as will lead to the conviction of the thief, will receive the above reward . D- A. CAMERON. Nokomai. loth August, 1863. BAKAIIOUK BUSH. NOTICE.— 'We, the undersigned, having been informed that certain persons bave been guilty of Cutting Timber upon our sections, Nos. 19, 21, 22, 23, 29, 30. 31, 32, Block XI, Wakahouk Bush, Invercargill Hundred, we hereby offer a reward of Ten Pounds sterling to any person giving such information as will lead to the conviction of the offenders. JOHN McGIBBON, THOMAS SIcGIB HON. LOST BILL OF EXCHANGE FOR 4JI6G 3s STERLING. T OST at the Eagle Hotel, Campbelltown, beJj tween the night of Wednesday, the 12th, and Thnrsday the 13th inst., a Bill of Exchange for £100 35., dated 12th August, 18S3, at three months after date, drawn and endorsedby C. B. Kinsman, and accepted by F. Corser, payable at the Union Bank of Australia. All parties are hereby cautioned against negotiating the same, and any one returning it to the undersigned shall be rewarded. J. G. nUGEES, care of ROBERTSON and Co: Auctioneers, Invercargill.