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Evening Star, Issue 3380, 19 December 1873, Page 3

SHIPPING. HARBOUR STEAM COMPANY AGENT S MAORI, 5.8., for TIMARU and LYTTELTON, on Sunday, 21st December, Cargo till 2 pm. Saturday. Passengers from wharf at 3.20 p.m. Sumiay. PRETTY JANE, for MOLYNEUX and KAH'ANGAI'A (taking cargo for Balclutha, Inch-Clutha, & c., at through ■ ate*, to be forwarded by dray* from Kaitaugata), about Saturday, 20lh December. S\MSO v , p.s., for CAM ABU, on Tuesday, 23rd December. Shipping orders is ued till S p.m., and cargo received till 5 p.m. on Monday. Passengers by 7.30 a.m. train on Tuesday. Offices : Harbour Chambers. REGULAR STEAM COMMUNICATION TO BLUFF AND INVERCARGILL iQN. JL rpHE Full-powered Screw X steamer ► WANGANUI will be despatched for above Ports on TUESDAY NEXT, December 23, Cargo received at Rattray street Jetty. RETURN TICKETS, available till 31st January, issued at SINGLE FARES. H. HOUGHTON & CO. M'MECKAN, BLACKWOOD, AND CO.’S STEAMER’S. XCURSION Tickets to Tj Melbourne and Back, during the months of December, January, and February. .. Ll7- I Steerage ... J 8 10s DALGETY, NICHOLS, A CO., Agents. Cabin STEAM TO ENGLAND UNDER 60 DAYS. IHE Favorite Passenger Steamship GREAT BRITAIN, 3,500 tons, 300 horse power, Chas. Chapman Commander, Will be depatched from Hobson’s Bay, On WEDNESDAY, 4th FEBRUARY, 1874 Passengers booked through from Dunedin. For further information apply to BRIGHT BROS. & CO., Bond street. LITERATURE. PROSPECTUS OF "THE SOUTHERN MERCURY,” A Weekly Chronicle ef News, Politics, and Literature. Conducted by Vincent Pvke. UNDER the above title it ia proposed to is-ne an original and independent 'iewspapfir, untrammelled by party influences, and not subservient to any specia. nterest; but having, as its guiding consideration. the general welfare of the entire community. u« shall present to our readers all the current local news, and the fullest and most reliable information respecting all matters of public interest in the Australasian Colonies xnd the Mother Country. In politics, the Southern Mercury will be lil>eral and progressive. Agricultural and pastoral affairs will be ully recorded. Manufactures and local industries will be faithfully represented. The interests of the Goldfields will obtain ine recognition, and ample exposition of their resources and requirements, {■' porting matters will he adequately reported. To literature and science a fair proportion of space will be devoted. Correspondence.—The free expression of opinion will be encouraged. •<o that all will find’ in the Southern Mercury something of interest to themselves. The First Number will be issued on Saturday, January 3rd, 1874, and will contain the first chapters of AN ORIGINAL STORY, (By the author of "Wild Will Enderby.”) Subscriptions : Payable in advance and exclusivo'of postage — Per Quarter ... ... 6s Per Six Months ... ... ns Per Annum ... ... 20s Single copies—fid. R. T. WHEELER, Manager and Publisher, Dunedin. Agent* wanted in evf ry Town. Advertisements on liberal terms. WATCHMAKERS. George young, IMPORTER, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, PRINCES STREET, Dunedin, Opposite Bank of New South Wales. [Established 1856.] J O H N H 1 8 L LATE O P . ARTHUR BEVERLY, CHRONOMETER, WATCH, AND CLOCK MAKER, Exactly opposite the BANK OF OTAGO, Princes street, Dunedin. SHIP CHRONOMETERS Cleaned and rated by transit observations. Nautical Instruments repaired. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. BOARD and Residence for Two or Three Gentlemen, 18s a week. M. English, Park House, Hope street, BOARD and Residence may be obtained at second house from Regent road, George street, next Mr J, Watson’s. MONEY. ONEY. —The undersigned is prepared to negotiate Loans of from L2O and ards on Freehold, Leasehold, or Personal irity, at low rates of interest, repayable uatalmcnts, if wished. J. DOUGHTY', Land Broker and Agent, street, Dunedin,