Shipping Advertisements. PANAMA, NEW ZEALAND, AND AUSTRALIAN EOYAL MALu COMPANY (LIMITED.). The COMPANY'S STEAMSHIPS are appointed to leave Hokitika on or about tlie following dates :—: — AUG. 20— EGMONT, s.s., for Wellington, transhippingto the s.s. AIEEDALE for lyttelton, Dunedin, and the Blufr ; and to the mail steamship KAIKOUEA for Sydney. Passengers also booked through to Napier, Tauranga, and Auckland, proceeding from Wellington in the s.s. LOED ASHLEY. AUG. 22— OTAGO, s.s., W. J. O. Symons, R.N.E., Commander, fc Melbourne direct, forwarding Passengers to Sydney. AUG. 26— EANGITOTO, s.s., W. H. Bax, E.N.E., Commander, for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Bluff Harbor & Melbourne. Passengers for Panania, New York, California, and Southampton, proceed to Wellm 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 Melbourne direct, forwarding passengers to Sydney. JOHN WHITE, 3076 Agent, Gibson's Quay. TMPOETANT NOTICE TO PASSENGEBS FOE PANAMA, NEW YOEK, CALIFOENIA, AND SOUTHAMPTON, pee PANAMA MALLSHIP MATAUEA. Intending passengers are respectfully requested to hold themselves in readiness to proceed to Wellington by the EANGITOTO THIS AFTEENOON, THUESDAY, 27th INSTANT, At 4 o'clock, as tkere will be no other opportunity of connecting with the MATAUEA. For rates of passage money, &c, apply to John White, Agent, 31 64 Gibson's Quay. XMPOETANT NOTICE TO PASSENGEES PER STEAMSHIP EANGITOTO FOE NELSON, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, DUNEDIN, BLUFF HAEBOE, and MELBOUENE. The above Steamship, now in theEoaditead, will positively be despatched THIS AFTEENOON, At 4 o'clock, The Persevere will convey Passengers on board free of charge, and will make but one trip to the roadstead, leaving the wharf at the hour above specified. For Freight or Passage, apply immediately to John White, Agent, 3316 Gibson's Quay. AUCKLAND GOLDFIELDS. QT,EAM TO MANUKAU, CALLING GEEYMOUTH AND WESTPOET. The swift and powerful paddle-steamer CHAELES EDWAED Having arrived, Will be despatched THIS AFTEENOON, "'THURSDAY, the 27th INST., At 4 o'clock. Nath. Edwabd and Co., 3169 Wharf street. AUCKLAND GOLDFIELDS. 8 TEAM ToTmANUKAU, calling at the Grey, Buller, and 1 Nelson. The splendid and favorite s.s. JOHN P E N N, M. Carey, commander, will sail for the above ports on Tuesday, Ist September. ' For freight or passage, apply to James A. Bonab, Agent, 3193 Wharf street. STEAM TUG CHALLENGE, Geobge Wilson, Master. fIIHE above powerful double-engine Tug X is prepared to tow vessels in and out of the Eiver, as per agreement. For full particulars apply to Sebnob Bbos. and Co., Eevell gtreet*
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West Coast Times, Issue 914, 27 August 1868, Page 1
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