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Otago Daily Times, Issue 34, 24 December 1861, Page 4

Shipping Notices. FOR MELBOURNE. To succeed the Benjamin Heape, fV npilE Magnificent fast-sailing Clipper l/% Ship ||^ "INDUS." ■*ssa-s_s» This ship made her last two voyages to this port in eight and eleven days respectively. Will sail from Port Chalmers on FRIDAY NEXT, 27th inst. For Freight or Passage apply to THOMAS NORTON & CO. EOR MELBOURNE. Jffifa, rF HE A l clipper ship " INDUS," &afjsk -*- 600 tons burthen, A. Mackinnon, sJlljiiiiil^ Esq., Commander, will sail for the above port punctually on WEDNESDAY NEXT. Steerage £4 10 Saloon £9 0 HENRY COOKE & CO., Walker-street. EXCURSION TRIP ON CHRISTMAS DAY. THHE screw steamer PRIDE OF THE JL YARRA will LEAVE Dunedin Jetty at 10 a.m. on WEDNESDAY, for PORT CHALMERS AND PORTOBELLO, Returning from the latter at 4 p.m. Fares:—There and back, Four Shillings; Children Half-price. GENERAL JESSUP, FROM MELBOURNE. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.—The above Vessel having been reported at the Custom House, Consignees will please have their entries passed without delay. No goods will be delivered until the freight is paid, and the Bills of Lading endorsed by the Undersigned. JAMES C. CAMPBELL & CO., Agents, Stafford-street. Dunedin, 24th December, 1861. FOR SALE, CHEAP. nnHE Splendid Coppered and Copper fastened JL Cutter Yacht " ROYAL ALBERT," 8 tons Register, and fitted with leaden keel. She won the Mayor's Cup in Melbourne.—Her fast sailing qualities need no comment. Eor all particulars apply to ROBERTSON & Co. Boatmen, Port Chalmers. CHRISTMAS EXCURSIONS. ' BOATS to LET, at PORT CHALMERS, on CHRISTMAS DAY. Apply to ROBERTSON & Co., Boatmen. ROYAL HOTEL, PORT CHALMERS. MR. JOHN CREEKMORE, (Late Providore of the Inter-Colonial Royal Mail Steamers) , PROPRIETOB, T>ETURNS his thanks for the most liberal j[\) support that he has hitherto received, and begs te call the attention of persons newly arrived, and others, who wish quiet accommodation, that every comfort and attention will be paid to them in the above Establishment. All articles supplied will be of the very best description. Mr. J. C. calls the attention of Shippers of Stock to this Province, that he has good Stabling for a number of Horses, with Loose Boxes. Hay and. Corn of the best quality. N.B.—A large Paddock convenient for Horses and Cattle. gP3f* Horses Let on Hire. «__rO_J " i^SEWAIiET. T OST, Stolen, or Strayed, from Mr. Duncan's JLJ Paddock, North-east Valley, a RED BULLOCK, branded J B off rump ; black spot near cheek; white under the belly; small cocked horns ; about four years old. Whoever will bring the above to the Undersigned will receive £3 Reward. W. MASON, Blacksmith, Princes-street. POUND. ' " A BAY PONY HORSE, no brands, scar on off neck ; scars on off ribs ; black points ; had on saddle and bridle. Information to Price's Victorian Stables, Walker-street, Dunedin.. N.B. If not claimed and expenses paid within five (5) clays from "this date, it will be sold to defray the same. _ LOST from Taupeka, a BAY HORSE, branded D on near shoulder; one hind foot white, Roman nose, a little white in face. Any one giving information as to where he will be found will be rewarded, and the above reward will be paid to any one delivering him at Culling's Store, Dunedin. T OST, in the neighbourhood of StaffordJLj street, on Saturday., A RING. Whoever will bring same to Master of sioanKT "Pride of the Y:ut:V wiH be suitably ivv.-iU\'.i::l.