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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 644, 8 January 1859, Page 1

*4 V'OTICS^Is feereby givea that the fol- '% ~* Iprasg- rales of freight, passage M spi towage, itHI he charged, for the V] »>-ar.jr FLAZSJKX. If To sr fraaa Kgseoa Bay, or the rivers WaiV xaakanii or Heathcote. f IKfe. per tan saeassremeni or dead weight I [_' -Ss. per bale for isrool I £ 4a. per lasslicl for grain ' fi? 15s. per too for potatoes in bags. i; Passage Mossr. I; To cr feoan river HeaOioote, 2s. 6d. "W* To or foaa Xaiapoi, ' . ss, \': To or fc>m Pigeon Bay,.. 10s. Setara tickets to Pigeonßay andbaek, 15s. ■ff' r ' Rates op Towage. :$l - fo or from the ferry, outside tli<3 bar, 3s. per fc To or from ibe Ferry, and Samner, 2s. per ly *Zo or from outsisle tke Bar and Sunnier, 2s. /11 " Hie same rates in and out the "Kaiapoi river. Fj Other towages by special agreement with the if. jlriSger. - • . • P, By order, |, J. MARTIN HEY WOOD, ' . Manager. V Lyitdton, June 7,1858. |:: WOOL.. |:j ■ JURA FOR LONDON. iT ££^£i ? B3S 1* .ttas now armed '^f JftwSjwfcS^ *** P or^j an^ having a large proSi 1101^011 o£ her ear S° of .WOOL ftJUa^l^r^ engaged, and in course of shipmenfc,. will receive quick des- "*- iiatclu For freight or passage, apply to I ■"*■ MILES, E3NGTON, & Co., hM Lyttelton. k§ Dee. 16,1858. A BEAPY TO LOAD! ~ !■ FIRST WOOL SHIP II POR LONDON DIRECT. ImHE A 1 SHI P t.l B -IS '-O-.I - N A, was Register, H, B. Thornton, Commander. fine vessel has splendid accommodation for PP^^igtTSj and will be * ready to take in wool ■^i /Kodiately on discharging her inward cargo, g^.iich wUI be in about ten day's.' Ep A considerable portion of the cargo being already L/engaged, tb.9 Ship will meet-: with"quick? despatch, ittaiid every facility will be afforded tpshippers in WTrarehousing and shipping Wool. yjß The Wool can be weighed and marked, if re- ■ quired, at the Stores of the undersigned, at 6 Eaiapoi and. Lyttelton, and similar arrangements 1 -ffill be made at Christchurch; I Arrangements can also be made with the under- ! signed, by ini«iding shippers, for pressing Wool I with their hydraulic wool press at Kaiapoi, if / required. 1 For freight or passage, apply to 1 COOKSON, BOWLER, & Co.; or, I • W.C.BESWICK, P t ' , • . Kaiapoi. .. WOOL SHIP FOR FEBRUARY. i 11HE CLONTARF, Captain j. Allan, was to 1 leave Gravesend on the 15th of SEPT., with [ Emigrants for Canterbury. She will proceed to I Xaoier fi)** an engaged lot of wool, and will IlieK Jto this poSlnall FEBRUARY to load homeßirect. ROBERT LATTER. Lyttelfcon, Nov. 29,1858. STEAM TO MELBOURNE. THE FINE SCREW STEAMER QUEEN, TTNDER contract with the Provincial XJ Government of Otago, will sail from Dunedin for Melbourne, calling at Bluff Harbour, on or about the FIRST of EVERY MONTH, r Passengers per White Swan from the Northern -Provinces will be enabled to go 7 on per Queen, it being proposed to regulate the S sailing so as to involve as little delay as possible at Otago. f JAMES MACANDREW & Co., . , Otago. jI T SCHOONER FLIRT, WM. DAY, Master, a regular trader between Lyttelton and Kaiapoi. I Freight on wool during this season from . Aaiapoi to Lyttelton, 12s. per bale. I ■ EDWARD GENET, Vj Agent. A CUTTER ANNIE, ' I SCHOONER WATERLILY, II KETCH CITY OF LONDON: 1 1 FREIGHTS by the above vessels to or from f. ,-0 the Ferry and Christchurch Quay to Lyt--1 a Agent. WHARF and WOOLSHED at Littlei/ 1 port, Saltwater Creek, are now open for $ business. DONALD CAMERON, £• ■ '.'•-". Wharfinger. I Nov. 1,1858.