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West Coast Times, Issue 915, 28 August 1868, Page 1

Snipping Advertisements. -"DANAMA, NEW ZEALAND. AND _L AUSTRALIAN ROYAL MAljj COMPANY (LIMITED;. The COMPANY'S STEAMSHIPS are appointed to leave Hokitika on or about the following dates :—: — AUG. 20— EGMONT, s.s., for Wellington, transhippingto the s. s. AIREDALE for Lyttelton, Dunedin, and the Bluff; and to the mail steamship KAIKOURA for Sydney. 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. Symons, R.N.R., Commander, fo" Melbourne direct, forwarding Passengers to Sydney. AUG. 26— RANGITOTO, s.s., W. H. Bax, R.N.R., Commander, for Wellington, Lyttelton, Dunedin, Bluff Harbor & Melbourne. Passengers for Panama, New York, California, and Southampton, •T proceed to Wellington by this opportunity, and thence to their respective destination by the "*? outgoing Panama Mail Ship MATAURA, which leaves Wellington on the Bth. AUG. 30— EGMONT, s s., J. V. Hall, Commander, for Sydney direct. SEPT. 9— TARARUA, s.s., James Hagley, commander, for Melbourne direct, forwarding passengers to Sydney. JOHN WHITE, 3076 Agent, Gibson's Quay. TTMPORTANT NOTICE TO PASSENGERS FOR PANAMA, NEW YORK, CALIFORNIA, AND SOUTHAMPTON. The Panama Mailship MATAURA, Leaves Wellington for PANAMA on TUESDAY, Bth INSTANT. Passage Ticiets are still being issued. For further information apply to John White, Agent, 3233 Gibson's Quay. QUEENSLAND GOLDFIELDS. ""* SPECIAL ffOTICE. "•"" The departure of the steamship E G- M O N T, For SYDNKY DIRECT, Is POSTPONED to SUNDAY, August 30. For freight or passage'apply to John White, Agent, 3234 • Gibson's Quay. AUCKLAND GOLDFIELDS. STEAM TO MANUKAU, CALLING AT GREYMOUTH AND WESTPORT. The swift and powerful paddle-steamer CHARLES EDWARD, Now alongside the Wharf, Will positively be despatched THIS AFTERNOON, FRIDAY, the 28th INST., At 6 o'clock. Nath. Edwabd and Co., 3169 Wharf street. AUCKLAND GOLDFIELDS. STEAM TO MANUKAU, calling at the Grey, Buller, and Nelson. The splendid and favorite s.s. JOHN PENN, M. Carey, commander, will sail for the above ports on Tuesday, Ist September. For freight or passage, apply to James A. Bonab, Agent, 3193 Wharfstreet. STEAM TUG CHALLENGE, Geobge Wilson, Master. n\HE above powerful double-engine Tug X is prepared to tow vessels in and out of tie River, as per agreement. For full particulars apply to Spence Bbos. and Co., Revell street. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND PASSENGERS ON THE WEST COAST. The s.s. W A I P R A A, Having been relieved from service in the North Island, is 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 Sepf ehbeb. She will also resume her trade to the Grey, Fox's, Charleston, and Buller. James A. Bonae, Agent, 3194 VVTiarf street. QKIFFB and other Boats, from 17s ;,er X) toot. Jowph R. Jossb, South Yarrft #Mk, Melbourne, £