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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 655, 16 February 1859, Page 1

if CANTERBURY I STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. if "VTOTICE is hereby given that the fol- € X 1 lowing rates of freight, passage .'I-money, and towage, will be charged for the if Steamer PLANET. ' t FREIGHTS.". if To or from Pigeon Bay; or the rivers Waij|. makariri or Heathcote. :M "20s. per ton measurement or dead weight ]fy Bs. per bale forwool ?|; 4d. per bushel for grain V 15s. per ton for potatoes in bags. ff; PASSAGE MoNBT. ;|; To or from river Heathcote, 2s. 6d. p| To or from Kaiapoi, 6s. tTo or from Pigeon Bay, 10s. Heturn tickets to Pigeon Bay and back, 15s. Rates op Towage. To or from the ferry, outside the bar, 3s. per To or from the Ferry and Sumner, 2s. per To or from outside the Bar and Sumner, 2s. erton. . j The same rates in and out the Kaiapoi river. ' Other towages by special agreement with the [anager. By order, J. MARTIN HEY WOOD, * 5$ Manager. '4 READY TO LOAD! ;i FIRST WOOL SHIP |fc> POR LONDON DIRECT. .'jjp H E A 1 S HI P ~* R E G I N A, >'<76, tons Register, H. B. Thornton, Commander. This fine vessel has splendid accommodation for y.-jjMwengers, and will be "ready to take in wool D immediately on discharging her inward cargo, .„" %luch will be in about ten days. . "■•? A * considerable portion of the cargo being already '-escsged, the Ship will meet with quick despatch, .^JMBfL" every facility will be afforded toshippers in „ -warehousing and shipping Wool. V? s The Wool can be weighed and marked, if rerJtjmred,- at the Stores of the undersigned,- at —jfciiapoi and- lyttelton, and similar arrangements t ;-?$mll be made at Christchurch. v ||| .Arrangements can also be made with the under- .; «foed, by intending shippers, for pressing Wool f^irstb their hydraulic wool press at Kaiapoi, if 'f^eauiredr "-. " y >|* -For freight or passage, apply to ( "#" COOKSON, "BOWLER, & Co;; or, -4^- . - KW. C. BESWICK, . \/f ' - - - • .""-'• Kaiapoi. $$- FOR SYDNEY- DIRECT. ?,fjIHE clipper Schooner FRANCIS, P. ,;- M~ Cooney, master, will be ready to re--iwve cargo for the above Port, on or about the 10th fM^ant. '^'' , For freight or passage, Apply to „,& : COOKSON, BOWLER, & CO. --.fS^liyttelton, Ist February, 1859. " FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. THE Fine Brig DART, B. Jenkins, commander, , ■_-, daily expected, will ply as a direct and re- ■ gtdar trader between this port and Sydney. , ,I'^This vessel has first-^ate accommodation for ■cabin and steerage passengers, and is a good oppor-f-t^puty for shippers of wool, as every facility will | ■ ipk afforded by the undersigned in weighing, &c, 'l^-t at their warehouses, both at Kaiapoi and Lytiwlton. freight or passage, apply to »- .- • COOKSON, BOWLER, & CO., MM . ...' ■■'r' •■■ , : ■■ . ■ Agents. g I Lyttelton, Feb. 11,1859., II .|TEAM TO MELBOURNE, Eg THE FINE SCREW STEAMER : if ■■■ ■' .Q_U.B_ EN , KTTNDER contract. with the Provincial SrU" of Otago, will sail ■from Dunedin for Melbourne, calling at Bluff jjfaarbour, on or about the FIRST of EVERY ■pIONTH. Passengers per White Swan from Northern Provinces will be enabled to go Sbn per Queen, it being proposed to regulate the ■•ailing so as to involve as little delay as possible flfit Otago. . -. . |i JAMES MACANDREW & Co., Wt Otago. M SHEEP AND RUNS FOR SALE ; W\ Afin EWES in lamb, may be , Ml}j\J\JxJ delivered or left on the -jMieual terras for twelve months. ! "ft A mixed flock of 800, deliverable the first week ipn February, being a portion of one of the best 'IgPocks in the colony and the whole young sheep.. u JS Also several most valuable runs from 15,000 alo 30,000, acres. . -■ ■• . ■•. « '• ,'S For further particulars apply to *» ■: •-' ;' JOHN T. PARKINSON,. ■ ,1 .Christchurch or Stanni ore. 'IK1 Christchurch, December 27, 1858.