Shipping Advertisements. XI&NAMA, NEW ZEALAND, AND ROYAL MAIL u™»Y (LIMITED). The COMPANY'S STEAMSHIPS are appointed to leave Hokitika on or about the following dates :—: — AUG-t.SQ— EGMONT, s.s., for Welling- ' ton,transhippingtothes.s.AlEEHTJs)ALE for Lyttelton, Dunedin, and the Blufi ; and to the mail steamship KAIKOURA for Passengers also booked through to Napier, Tauranga, and Auckland, proceeding from .- Wellington in the s.s. LORD ASHLEY. AUG. 22— OTAGO, s.s., W. J. O. Sysions, E.N.E., Commander, fo 1 " Melbourne direct, forwarding Passengers to Sydney. . AUG. 26— EANGITOTO, s.s., W. H. Bax, E.N.E., Commander, for i Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Bluff Harbor & Melbourne. Pas- ; seneers for Panani*, New York, : California, and Southampton, r to WeUiL. oton0 ton by this -.; opportunity, and thence to their ■" respective destination by the outgoing Panama Mail Ship MATAUEA, which leaves Wellington on the Bth. AUG. 27— EGMONT, s s., J. V. Hall, Commander, for Sydney direct. SEPT. 9— TAEAEUA, s.s., James Hagley, commander, for Mel- • i bourne direct, forwarding pas- . sengers to Sydney. JOHN WHITE, 3076 Agent, Gibson's Quay. rMPOETANT NOTICE TO PASSENGERS FOR PANAMA, NEW YOEK, CALIFORNIA, AND SOUTHAMPTON, peb PANAMA MAILSHIP MATAUEA. Intending passengers are respectfully requested to hold themselves in readiness to proceed to Wellington by the EANGITOTO on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 26th INST., as {here will be no other opportunity of coßmecting with the 3IATAUEA. Pot rates of passage money, &c, apply to JoHsr Whtce, Agent, 3164 Gibson's Quay. ATJCELAXD GOLDPIELDS. STFA-W TO MAMJKAU, CALLING AX GEEXMOUTH ASD WESTPOET. The Bitift and porrerfcl paddle-steamer C H A-E LES EDWAED rWUI be despatched on THURSDAY KEXT, the 27th INST. 2f.*xH. Edttabd asd Co., 3*30 r Wharf street. AUCKLAND GOLDFTELDS. STEAM TO 3IANUKAU, eaDicg at the Grey, Buller, and Nelson. The splendid and favorite s.s. JOHN P E N N, JL Cary, commander, will sail for the above ports cm Tuesday, Ist September. For freight or passage, apply to James A. Bosab, Agent, 31&3 Wharf street. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND PASSENGEES ON THE WEST COAST. The s.s. W A I P A E A, Having been relieved from service in the North Is'and, ia expected to arrive at this port in a few days. In accordance with her contract with the Government, she will probably sail for Okarita, Bruce Bay, Jackson's Bay, Big Bay, and Martin's Bay, Eably in Septembbb. She will also resume her trade to the Grey, Fox's, Charleston, and Buller. James A. Bonab, Agent, 3194 Wharf street. STEAM TO MELBOURNE DIRECT. The Melbourne, Adelaide, and New Zealand Steam Shipping Company's fine aud powerful steamers will sail for Melbourne direct, as under — GOTHENBURG, on the 30th inst. Foi freight or passage apply to Jamfs A. Bonab, 6 Wharf street. STEAM TUG CHALLENGE, Geobge Wilson, Master. riIHE above powerful double-engine Tug X is prepared to tow vessels in and out of fiie River, as per agreement. For full particulars apply to Spenoe J3bos. and Co., Revell street. SKIFFS and other Boats, from 17s per foot. Joseph R. Jones, South Yarra Sank, Melbourne. 9
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West Coast Times, Issue 912, 25 August 1868, Page 1
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