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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16, 3 December 1861, Page 3

Skipping- Notices. FIRS^TSHIP FOR MELBOURNE. hI JL HPO follow the Latona, the A 1 *4mMk. Clipper Ship "EUREKA," Jg^^% 1800 tons burthen, IL 11. Cuti.ER, Esq., Commander, will be despatched punctually on Monday, the 9th December, from Port Chalmers, with Passengers, Wool, and other cargo. This fine vessel has just completed the voyage from Melbourne in ten days, and her passenger accommodation and dietary are unsurpassed. Steerage £3 15s. Saloou £8 Wool from Dunedin 20s. per bale. HENRY HOUGHTON, Agent, Walker-street. Messrs. HENRY COOK & CO., Stores. QhTP "EUREKA."—The Lighter "Annie" k3 is this day discharging cargo. To avoi<L delay, Consignees are requested to pass thei r Entries, to pay Freight, and to present Bills o^ Ending for endorsement, without which Goods'cannot be delivered. . ' HENRY HOUGHTON, Walker-street. FOR NEWCASTLE AND SYDNEY. Hp 11D fast-sailing barque OSCAR will sail for JL the above Ports on THURSDAY, the sth instant. Steerage fare to Newcastle ... £3 10 0 „ Sydney 4 0 0 Cabin as per agreement. The Oscar has just arrived from Melbourne, having made the passage in seven days and a half, the fastest on record. THOMAS NORTON & CO., Agents. ~~ FIRST SHIP FOR MELBOURNE. THE " EUREKA" will sail immediately on discharge. Passengers must book at once. THOMAS NORTON & CO., Passenger Hooking Office, Jetty. "SHAMROCK" TO sail for AUCKLAND THIS DAY. Room for 3 or 4 more passengers. Apply at once to 'THOMAS NORTON & CO., , Jetty. Notice to Consignees. CONSIGNEES per ship "Ellen Simpson,'' from Melbourne, are reqoested to pass Eli tries, pay Freight, and present Bills of Lading for Kndorsation without delay. WRIGHT, ROBERTSON, & CO., Agents, Manse-street. FOR SYDNEY^, THE BRIG "FORTUNE," Capt. Wai.su, will Sail positively on THURSDAY. She bus good accommodation for a limited number of passengers. For further particulars apply to WEBB, PANTLIN, 8c CO.; or to Capt. Walsh, ou board. FOR MELBOURNE this Day, the favourite ship " VERSAILLES," B. F. Sherbourne, Master. Passengers will be booked until 2 o'clock p.m. Will sail positively on Wednesday morning, 4th December. Apply to HENRY DRIVER & CO., Stafford-street. ~ AY OO L ! WO O L!! nnilE Undersigned can offer favorable -*- arrangements for the transmission of Wool and other produce to London, via Alelbourne, by the clipper ship "Eureka," 1260 tons, sailing on MONDAY next. % HENHY HOUGHTON, Walker Street. Messrs. Cook & Co's Store. SOUTHERN CROSS D E P O T, Tuapeka. GOODS Bought and Sold on Commission, or stored. Advances made on consignments, and account sales promptly rendered. GROOM & REBELLE, Auctioneers &' Commission Agents. ! N.B.—Large Stables and Stock Yards in course of erection. IVTOTICE— Owing to the destructive FillE in. JIM Princes-street, on Sunday, Ist instant, WILLIAM POLLOCK, Butcher,* will carry on his business in that shop adjoining the Dunedin Boarding House, Walker-street, until his premises are Rebuilt, hoping and trusting that tlie same share of patronage will he awarded him as heretofore, whicli it will always be his constant study to deserve. TO SQUATTERS, GRAZIERS, and OTHERS. "fl HEAD of Prime STORE CATTLE Ov/ on bale. Wright, Robertson, & Co., Manse Street. 1047 TO LET, SE YE R A L CO T TAGES TO LET.* Also, BLiLDiNG SITES, centrally situate. Apply to THOMAS NORTON & CO., Jetty. / '\OCDA MATTING.—For sale, Cocoa Mat\J tmg, 45 inches wide. Beug, Chiwstie, AND Cc). SCOTCH TWEEDY— Received per Derwentwatcr, a bale of Galashiels Cheviot Tweed, ■ tirst-rate value. Bt:oo, Oikistie, & Co.