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New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1715, 16 August 1862, Page 8

POSTAL. NOTICE is hereby given that the Steam Service Time Table last published is cancelled, in consequence of the loss of the mail contract steamer White Swan; and the following Time Tables are published m lieu thereof for general WAm General Post Office, 14th July, 1862. 1. SYDNEY AND AUCKLAND. I. C. R M. Steamer Lohd Ashley. (Without alteration.) Auckland, leave August 1 September 1 Sydney, arrive "8 "8 •« ' leave " 15 " 15 Auckland, arrive ... "22 " 22 H SYDNEY, NELSON~&INTER-PROVINCIAL. I. C. R. M. s.s. Lord Worslby. Port Chalmers, leave J u ty 27 Lyttclton " " 29 Wellington, " " 3l Picton, " Aug. 1 Nelson. " *' * Taranaki, " " 4 jj Manukau, arrive ° Manukau, leave ' » Taranaki, " Wellington, arrive ' ll Wellington, leave " 13 picton, « ; JJ Nelson, " " ] 7 Taranaki, " ' l ° Manukau, arrive ' *» Manukau, leave ' 24 Taranaki, " . *•> Wellington, arrive *v Wellington, leave " 28 Nelson, arrive '* Nelson, " Sept. 1 Sydney, arrive " 8 Sydney, leave (t 15 Nelson, arrive ** Nelson, leavo • 24 Picton, " 25 Wellington " 27 Lyttclton, " 30 i This boat will proceed to Port Chalmers and the I.C.R.M. s.s. Airedale, or other boat to leaveSydney, - Aug. 1 Nelson, arrive " 8 Nelson, leave " H Picton, " i£ Wellington " " 14 Lyttolton " " 16 Port Chalmers, leave " 19 Bluff, arrive " 20 Bluff, leavo '.. " 21 Port Chalmers, leavo " 24 Lyttclton, " " 26 Wellington, arrive " 27 Wellington, leavo " 29 Lyttelton, " "31 Port Chalmers," Sept. 3 Bluff, arrive " 4 Bluff, leave " 5 Port Chalmers, leave " 8 Lyttelton, leave " 10 Wellington, * " 12 Picton, " " 13 Nelson, " " 17 Taranaki, " " 18 Manukau, arrive " i 9 Manukau, leave " 24 Taranaki, " " 25 Wellington, arrive " 26 Wellington, leave " 28 Nelson, arrive " 29 N.B.—This boat will leave Nelson for Sydney on the Ist October. The Sydney, Nelson, and Interprovincial Services will be performed regularly by two boats interchanging at Wellington on tho 26th of each month. ! JOHN BAPTIST, ■ N returning thanks to the public generally of New J_ South Wales and the neighbouring colonies for past favours, offers FOR SALE, this season, the most extensive and varied STOCK OF FRUIT TREES, FLOWERING and ORNAMENTAL TREES and SHRUBS, to be found in the Australian colonies. The soil of his establishment being naturally poor, and exposed to the most trying winds, the advantage to purchasers getting trees from such a situation is evident. John Baptist offers this explanation, as many parties are under the impression that all fruit trees, plants, &c., offered for sale by him are grown on rich soil. John Baptist respectfully solicits intending purchasers to call at the Nursery, and view his collection previous to purchasing, as he firmly believes they will be pleased with the growth and healthy state of all I plants which will be offered to them. Prices moderate, and any person requiring a large pumber of plants will be dealt with on liberal terms. All orders from the country and neighbouring colonies punctually attended to; trees and plants correctly labelled, and carefully packed. Omnibusscs leave the Post Office every half-hour, and convey passengers to within a few yards from the entrance to the Gardens. '. fi3§T All communications to be addressed to John S. Baptist, Junior. Bourke-strect, Surrey Hills, Sydney. PICKLES, SAUCES, JAMS, &c, &c, (Free from Adulteration,) MANUFACTURED BY CROSSE & BLACKWELL, PURVEYORS TO THE QUEEN, SOHO SQUARE, LONDON. CROSSE k BLACKWELL'S various first class Manufactures are obtainable from every dealer in the Colony. Purchasers should insist on having C. & B.'s goods when they ask for them, as it is not at all unusual for inferior preparations to bo substituted. Their pickles are all prepared in Pure Malt Vinegar, and arc precisely similar in quality to those supplied by them for use at HER MAJESTY'S TABLE. C. & B. invite attention to the following—Pickles, Tart Fruits, Sauces of all kinds, Jams, Potted Meats, Durham Mustard, Orange Marmalade, Essence, of ■Coffee, Calfs Foot, and other Table Jellies, Pure Mushroom Catsup, and numerous other articles, all of which are of the highest quality, and are prepared with the most complete attention to Purity and Wholesomcness. Their Salad oil is the finest imported. C. & B. arc AGENTS for LEA and PERKINS' CELEBRATED WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, Carstairs' Sir Robert Peel's Sauce, M. Soyer's Sauces, Relish and Aromatic Mustard, Payne's Royal Osborne Sauce, and Captain White's Curry Powder and Paste, and Mulligatawny Paste. ■JEAD WHAT OTHER PEOPLE SAY respectXi ing HARPER TWELVETREES' SOAP POWDER, for washing without rubbing the clothes. " Box Hill, Nunawading, Victoria, October 25th, 1861. Mr. Harper Twclvctrees, Sir, —Having been induced to try your " Soap Powder," we had satisfactory evidence of tho utility of the article on the first trial, and we strongly recommend it to all mothers and laundresses as being one of the best articles ever invented by man, as regards tho saving of time and labour. It is a positive fact that any one may wash double the quantity of clothes in half the time. Wo beg to remain yours respectfully, Emma Saddinoton, Emma Padgham." Patentee :—HARPER TWELVETREES' " Tho Works," Bromley-by-Bow, London. ALDERSON & SONS, (LATE HALL AND ALDERSON,) TANNERS AND CURRIERS, MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF SADDLERY, HARNESS Mayne's Patent Breaking Saddles Crimean and other Pack Saddles Boots and Shoes Enamelled and Japanned Leathers Moroccos, Roans, and all other Fancy Leathers Military-belts, Accoutrements Grindery and Saddlers' Ironmongery 221 ELIZABETH-STREET, SYDNEY. GSM* 810-ck and Polar Oil always on hand.