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Otago Daily Times, Issue 47, 9 January 1862, Page 1

Shipping Notices. FIRST STEAMER FOR MELBOURNE. ' «Jiifefe-<il\. r|''llE Crrr or Hobart, "Wl^ffi^ JL Capt. A. Dabby, will be _M^^^W^^^ despatched from Port Chalmers, ■ teßSsftaaiiKsiaHS' on Saturday, 11th January.. • The " City of Hobart" is Trell known for her rapid passages, both to and from Melbourne, and her comfort for passengers is unequalled by any steamer on the line. The Dietary will be, as usual, most liberal. Apply to R. B. MARTIN & CO. ' NEW ARRIVAL. •^lJSy&^glv rjnHE Fast Paddle Steamer ffi»J|y|||||S^ A "LADY BARKLEY," 25 Horse Power, WILLIAM ADAMS, Master. -This Steamer is to ply between Dunedin Jfitty and Port Chalmers, making Two Trips Daily. The LAdy Bahkley is of Light Dft., having Splendid Cabin accommodation. She wili run a under until further Notice, viz :—Starting from Port Chalmers at 9, a. m.; returning from Dunedin at 11, a.m.; leaving Port Chalmers again at 1, p.m., and returning in the evening; leaving Dunedin Jetty at 6, p.m. Fare 2s 6d. Freight as per agreement. For Freight of Parcels Luggage, Stores, &c., &c, apply to THOMAS NORTON & Co., Agents FOR THE TAIERT FERRY AND WAIHOLA. i *k*:'''" 4 T^HE Fine Powerful Steamer Af^J-. . " RAINBOW" trade regularly between /aasS^"^ . . Dunedin and the Taieri Ferry, delivering Goods at Waihola. For freight or passage apply to HEJNRY HOUGHTON, Walker-street, Messrs. H. Cooke & Co.'s stores. ~ - FOR WELLINGTON, r Ob ant of the Adjacent Ports. ,fo&>^b?J rriHE fine fast-sailing barque •aiK2Bl§\>< X " INDIA" having just j3S?§Kffil-^r*!l, landed her third cargo of horses IwlttAwTw fMßff^ from Australia, witliin eight clays, s now ready to receive horses for the above Port, should sufficient inducement offer. For freight or passage, apply to ■ R. WILSON & CO., ~.,,. ' Stafford-street. N.B.—The above ship is well known for landing1 all her horses in good condition. . FOR AUCKLAND DIRECT, wK^k FT^HE well-knov.-n schooner 1 " WILD WAVE," Mathe- *^|^^^^^^ son, Master. To sail about the For freight or passage, apply to ■ J. K. FRY, Agent, Princes-Si roct. " Q^cn^v . QTEAMER "EXPE kT " ■ w'^ leave Port Chiih; its Mli^^^M^^- at past 8 a.m., and will loave ss^gsß^^¥p^So Dunedin at 12, noon. Will leave Port Chalmers at 4 past 2, p.m., and will leave Dunedin at J past 4, p.m. - FOR HOBART TOWN, ■ ••Wjjfc-cf^j. rrME veil-known reguinr ■*- trading brig the DART, t° sa^ m the course of next week. BiiiTfirT' lirnilir^Trr passage apply to - THOMAS NORTON & CO. FOR AUCKLAND, xx|>*-k rni-lE WILD WAVE, to «J3Bl>^\ J- sail on SATURDAY, TalEa£S^i[ZS>glllth inst. Has got good passenger M^^m^g^^jS^^nfnnmTnfui'iHnii Apply to THOMAS NORTON & CO. FIRST SHIP FOR LONDON, To Sail, 25tit January. "T>. HPI-IE Celebrated Al clipper ship j|\*,\ X "STAR OF TASMANIA," ?"ra|teSKS\ 052 tons Register, jattyHw s- Tuli.och, Commander, ■ "'" lll"m Noio bonding 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 loth 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. FIRST PASSENGER SHIP FOR SYDNEY Taking Passengers for Newcastle. The Magnificent Clipper Ship " MATILDA," 2000 Tons Burthen, *^jtC-fc. HMO Sail on FRIDAY, the ,^^|Q§^3g^. JL 10th inst. This Ship is !£E2£s@i||F' > authorised to carry, and is fitted Kaflß^S^igfia^^iip with Berths, for 320 Passengers ; she is well ventilated, her 'tween decks being 8 feet high. * She will take four Cabin Passengers only; has also accommodation for a few Intermediate in Deck House, and will give a liberal Dietary Scale. ; For freight or" passage apply to : THOMAS NORTON & CO. FOR POSITIVE SALE, x^fri^v nnHE schooner "TIGER," X now lying at Dunedin Jetty. Is 28 tons register, carries IiBrWJ ii'Tr^FP* 45 tons under hatches; with that loading draws only 6 feet 0 inches. Can be worked by two men and a master. Admirably adapted for Lightering. Apply to DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. THE^brig " COLCHESTER," from Melbourne, will discharge cargo THIS DAY. Goods not removed by 4 o'Clock will be stored at then- risk and expense. ■>..■.... . G. BURKE, Agent. r CONSIGNEES PER " THEMIS." THE Lighter "Annie" will be discharging Cargo at the beach -TO-DAY. Consignees will please pay freight and move goods, or they will be stored at their risk. ■ . CLEVE & CO., Manse-street. SHIP "ORIENTAL." Notice to Consignees. . npHE Lighter " Christina" is this day dischargX ing Cargo alongside the Jetty. All Goods landed, and not removed before 4 o'Clock, will be nt Consignees' risk after that hour. HENRY HOUGHTON, Walker-street. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES PER UNION. LIGHTERS " Flying Squirrel " and "Mary . Jane " are now discharging, and consignees are requested to take delivery of their goods, and those who have not presented their bills of lading to the agents are informed that the goods will be (stored at their risk and expense. f W. C. YOUNG, Agent. ~-•■. EONATI. NOTICE to Consignees.—The above vessel has entered at the Customs This Day; consignees are therefore requested to pass entries and pay freight without delay, to the undermentioned. H. A. MERRIDEW, Agent, ■■■' .Commercial Chambers, Princes-street. SHEEP, Sheep, Sheep.—To arrive within a week from date, Three Thousand extra prime fAT WETHERS. Apply to ' JONES, BIRD, & CO.