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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 640, 15 January 1859, Page 1

*■*" CANTERBURY • STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. ATTrV is hereby given that the fol?rt4 X yol freight, passage l\ Jd tolage, will be charged for $c money* » ajTet. 20s per ton measurement or dead weight. 8s per bale for wool ; 4d per bushel for gram m Ife per ton for potatoes m bags. ' Passage Mokby. To O r from river Heathcote, 2s. 6d, To or from Kaiapoi, ss. To or from Pigeon Bay, 108. Return tickets to Pigeonßay andback, 15s. Kates of Towage. To or from the ferry, outside the bar, 3s. per ton> To or from the Ferry and Sumner, 2s. per tOD To or from outside the Bar and Sumner, 2s. pef toThe same rates in and out the Kaiapoi river. Other towages by special agreement with the Manager. ■ Manager. Lyttelton, Jane 7,1858. "" FOR WELLINGTON DIRECT; , . «TVHE fine fast sailing 7r-wiV. J Schooner MATILDA J^ijifW * HAYS, H. Cabman, >#WP\^ Master, will. be ready to reJ36a|¥g|«j£gpl| ceive cargo for the above Fort at Christchurch Quay, immediately on heTretarn from Akaroa. For freight or * VkSON, BOWLER, & Co. Lyttelton, January 7th, 1859. HEADY TO LOAD! FIRST WOOL SHIP F0 R LON DON DIR BC T. !T\ H E . A 1 SHIP I R E a I N A, 676 tons Register, H. B. Thornton, Commander. This fine vessel has splendid accommodation for passengers, and will be^ready to take in wool immediately on discharging her inward cargo, ■which will be in about ten days. .: A considerable portion of the cargo being already" engaged, the Ship will meet with quick!'despatch,1' sad every, facility will be afforded toshippers in warehousing and shipping Wool. The Wool can be weighed and marked, if required, at the Stores of the undersigned, at Kaiapoi and Lyttelton, and similar' arrangements will be made at Christchurch. Arrangements can also be made with the undersigned, by intending shippers, for pressing Wool with their hydraulic wool press at Kaiapoi, if required. For freight or passage, apply to COOKSON, BOWLER, & Co.; or, W. C. BESWICK, Kaiapoi. WOOL SHIP FOR FEBRUARY. WHE CLONTARF, Captain J. Allan, was to *• _ leave Gravesend on the 15th of SEPT., with Emigrants for Canterbury. She will proceed to Napier for an engaged lot of wool, and will return to this port in all FEBRUARY to load flome direct. Tlll ROBERT LATTER. __%ttelton, Nov. 29,1858. STEAM TO MELBOURNE. THE FINE SCREW STEAMER QUEEN, TTNDER contract with the Provincial w, * Government of Otago, will sail SSn Bnedm for Mclb °™, calling, at Bluff MOVpu oni? r about the FIRST of EVERY theN S. Passengers per White Swan from on^t n Crn ?rovinces ™M enabled to go »£. c\ lfc. being proposed to regulate the at Otago ** mV°lve " delay Is possible JAMES MACANDREW & Co., _ Otago. SCHOONER FLIRT, W" 11; D^Y, Master, a regular trader pLu een Lyttelton and Kaiapoi. dUPw to Lyttelton, 12s. per bale. EDWARD GENET, —. —-^_____^ Agent. CUTTER "ANNIE, SCHOONER WATERLILY, TMiW H CITY of londON. $ il* V by the above veßßels *i or from Ultoi2l 8 p^on Chr*tehurch Q™y toXytEDWARD GENET, ~-— _ Agent. «d WOOLSHED at Little. Wmcßs ' baltwak* Creek, are now open foi DONALD CAMERON, Nov- 1.1858 Wharfinger.