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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 661, 9 March 1859, Page 1

f} CANTERBURY : STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. \V ■ ■ is hereby given that the fol;|Xl lowing rates of . freight, passage '^JKJOney, and towage, will be charged for the 4feteamer PLANET. *!P Freights. • I }: To or from Pigeon Bay, or the rivers Wai* };£■, , • makariri or Heathcote. '\y,,, • 20s. per ton measurement or dead weight ■'""" Bs. per bale for wool I^, 4d. per bushel for grain _ %.; 15s. per ton for potatoes in bags. ;'Y" Passage Money. il^,! To or from river Heathcote, 2s. 6d. »$^ To or from Kaiapoi, ss. \-|; To or from Pigeon Bay, 10s. 'Jf J Return tickets to Pigeon Bay and back, 15s. 0\ Rates of Towage. c'% To or from the ferry, outside the bar, 3s. per To or from the Ferry and Sumner, 23. per hf° n--1 j|j: To or from outside the Bar and Sumner, 2s. I iaer ton. Iq> The same rates in and out the Kaiapoi river. I |I-' Other towages by special agreement with the f-fjffanager. (:gv By order, &* J. MARTIN HEY WOOD, j H ' • Manager. • \i READY TO LOAD! t' FIRST WOOL SHIP L FOR -LONDON DIRECT. Jt£ - .... IpHE A 1 SHIP 1 E. B. G I N A, 76 tons Register, Hi B. Thornton, Commander, his fine vessel has splendid accommodation for issengers, and - will be ready to take in wool on discharging her inward cargo, bich will be in,about ten days. A considerable portion of the cargo being already Igaged, the Ship will meet with quick despatch, id "every-facility* will be afforded toshippers in arehouaing and shipping -Wool. . , The Wool can be weighed and marked, if retired, at the Stores of the undersigned, at iitapoi and Lyttelton, and similar arrangements ill be made at Christchurch. Arrangements can also be made with the tmdergned, by infending shippers, for pressing Wool ith their hydraulic wool press at Kaiapoi, if iquired. For freight or passage, apply to COOKSON, BOWLER, & Co.; or, . W. C. BESWICK, Kaiapoi. || ORIENTAL. RfjjMONSIGNEES are requested to pass their l')^y Entries for Goods by the above Vessel soon as possible, or they will be landed in terms \\ct Bills of Lading. 1% . COOKSON, BOWLER & Co. f< Lyttelton, Feb. 18. - !?■ STEAM TO MELBOURNE. l; . THE FINE SCREW STEAMER £ QUEEN, '<TTNDER contract with the Provincial ilivJ" - -Government of- Otago, will sail \ :• from Dunedin for Melbourne, calling at Bluff 1 jHarbour, on or about the FIRST of EVERY ,{ MONTH. Passengers per White Swan from jf jthe Northern Provinces will be enabled to go \~ 'on per Queen, it being proposed to regulate the jjailing so as to involve as little delay as possible *t Otago. ; t JAMES MACANDREW & Co., I Otago. & FOR SYDNEY. ■ I IfiHE Brig MOUNTAIN MAID, Longmuir, A- Commander. The accommodation of this avourite vessel 13 unsurpassed by any in the trade; 11 the berths being large, airy, and enclosed, Ls she is discharging alongside the owners' wharf, ntending passengers have an opportunity of injecting the accommodation. Her last voyage rom this port to Sydney was done in less than 9 lays, being considerably quicker than .hitherto perbrmed by a sailing vessel. For freight or passage, apply to the owners, J. T. PEACOCK & CO. SHEEP AND RUNS FOE SALE AAA EWES in lamb, may be I Jy\J\J\J delivered or left on the J$ isual terms for twelve months. | A mixed flock of 800, deliverable the first week I * February, being a portion of one of the best V ocks in the colony and the whole young sheep. '?4 Also several most valuable runs from 15,000 ;§o 30,000 acres. vi ' For further particulars apply to -% JOHN T. PARKINSON, 3-I Christchurch or Stanmore. j:j^ QhrisfaoWch, December 37,1858. "| TO BE SOLD, BELT'S PAPJNG. MACHINE, manut factored ; by w.-' Crosskill. Apply to ■I' '''p-V-Pv^RNARD -;| '„ ' • Cashel Street, • Chriptclmrch.