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Otago Daily Times, Issue 32, 21 December 1861, Page 3

Shipping Notices. FIRST SHIP FOR LONDON, To Sail 25th January. ""L"^ npHE Celebrated Al clipper ship i\Mv JL "STAR OF TASMANIA/ !^^^^\, 652 tons Register, Jliyiljjg^ S. Tulloch, Commander, iSS»!SS!S&^s& Now Loading 'with Wool at Port Chalmers, Will be despatched with Passengers, Wool, and Gold, on 25th JANUARY, and may be relied on to arrive in London not later than 15th April. This fine Vessel was built by Messrs. Hall, of Aberdeen, at greater expense than any other out of their Yard, and is fitted up for Passengers more handsomely and commodiously than a steamer. Her last two voyages from Launceston to London were done in 74 days. She will carry twenty Cuddy Passengers, and ten Cabin. DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO., Agents. STEAM TO CANTERBURY AND MELBOURNE. t J%fas&ejk K HP H E S.S. OMEO 3«^i-^^^^\ -*- wi^ sai* for-Lyttelton, with Cargo and Passengers, on Saturday, the 21st December, and return here to Sail for Melbourne direct on Friday, the 27 th December. DALGETY RATTRAY & CO., Walker-Street, Agents. FOR THE TAIERI. c-^%hslv npHE Steamer "RAINBOW" will Sail for j^^^^^^^the Taieri Ferry and Waihola <z&m^&zm:wism& Lake on SATURDAY. HENRY HOUGHTON. T>, T7»OR THE BLUFF and INTjf\sV\ JO VERCARGILL. — The Al -fjyt^A. Schooner POST BOY, to Sail on TuesJ£mMm? day 24th inst. p or Freight or Passage apply to THOMAS NORTON & CO., Agents. MARTHA ELLEN, from MelbourneConsignee wanted for 1 Bale Paper marked P B Unless freight and charges are paid within 6 seven days from this date, it will be sold for same. JAS. C. CAMPBELL & CO., Agents. 19th December 1861. FOR AUCKLAND DIRECT.—The fast-sail-ing schooner SALCOMBE CASTLE will have immediate dispatch as above. Fer freight or passage apply to W. W. DUNBAR, Agent, At office of Temperley, Jonee, & Co. FOR AUCKLAND.—The brig SARAH will sail about THURSDAY next. Has superior cabin accommodation. For freight or passage apply to THOMAS DICK, Princes-street. mHE S. S. " GUIDING STAR " will, on -"- her arrival from Invercargill, proceed to the MOLYNEUX. Parties wishing to send cargo are requested to give notice to the Undersigned, as the ship will leave in 48 hours after her arrival. Mr. GEORGE GREEN, Belgrave House, Princes-street. IN consequence of the unfortunate Wreck of the screw steam-ship " OSCAR," at Invercargill, 1 had been solicited to send the s.s. " GUIDING STAR," by the Agents of the above ship, and thus beg to inform the public as being the cause of her not being despatched for the Clutha on arrival from the South, according to advertisement. GEORGE GREEN, Owner s.s. " Guiding Star." Dunedin, 19th Dec, 1861. (471-525w) NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. " MIMMIE DIKE," from MELBOURNE. /"CONSIGNEES will be pleased to take delivery \J of all Goods that may be landed, ex above Vessel, this day, before 4 o'clock, otherwise they will be stored at their own risk and expense. G. BURKE, Agent, Princes Street. IjlOR SALE, THE S.S. " RUBY," 86 tons register, 140 tons burden, and can be seen at the Jetty. She is in first-rate sea-going order, having had a large sum expended on her overhaul before leaving Melbourne, and will not need a shilling expended on her. She made the passage from Melbourne in severe weather in 10 days, landing her cargo and stock in splendid condition. From her light draught of water, 5 feet 6 in. when loaded, she is enabled to come up to the wharf with 100 tons of cargo. She is well found in sails, rigging, &c, and most suitably adapted for the coasting or lightering trade; she has been very profitably employed since her arrival, and can be worked at a nominal coost. Apply to R. B. MAB>TIN & CO, OR SALE, FREIGHT, or CHARTER the Clipper Schooner " CANTERBURY/ 50 tons. Apply to the Master, on board. TENDERS REQUIRED, TTNTIL- Dec. 21st, for-"building a PRIVATE U RESIDENCE for Mr. E. Casper, on ground situated in Hope-street, and Statfbrd-street. For information apply to B. SMITH, Architect, Commercial Chambers, Princes-street. LOST, 1 Case, containing PRINTING MATERIALS, marked "J. H.," ex ship " Ewald." Also, a Case, ex steam-ship " Aldinga," containing Printed Forms, Books, and other Effects, addressed to "J. Harnett." Parties are cautioned from detaining same in their possession. HARNETT & CO., Printers, Manse-street, Dunedin. lostT" r{pHREE BULLOCKS, branded F R near J_ r imp. Any person delivering the above Cattle to the Undersigned will be liberally rewarded. MORSE & ORBELL, Princes-street. MR. J. MORGAN, late Engineer, R.N., and Inspector of Machinery, at Mr. J. K. Fry's, Princes Street.