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Otago Daily Times, Issue 49, 11 January 1862, Page 3

Shipping Notices. TO SAIL ABOUT WEDNESDAY NEXT, Tim 15th instant, xj^fc^ TT'Olt MELBOURNE, the "■JSJ§3§s^\ I? Clipper Schooner, qa|y^afe£Bliisaii-' Captain Hkdstrom. The sailing properties of this schooner are well known, and on her last passages to and from Melbourne she beat every other vessel. For freight or passage, apply to H. A. MEKiIIDEW, Opposite Government Offices, Princes-street. Or, * R. G. GIBBONS, Sturt-strect. FOR MELBOURNE DIRECT. * 3-w* riPHE celebrated Al cliprJ^l\ -*- per ship GENII, : '■-'&SFZ& "W. Murray, commander, 1800 tons burthen, will sail for the above port on TUESDAY next, 14th instant. This first-class vessel is well known for her superior sailing qualities, having made some of the most rapid passages from Duuedin to Melbourne. Passage money—Steerage, £4 10s. DALGETY, RATTRAY, & CO.,Agents. For passage, apply to Captain J. Jamieson, Jetty, T. Stephenson, Walker-street; G. Lamb, opposite Custom House. A steamer will convey passengers on board from Dunedin Jetty, on Tuesday, free of expense. FOR MELBOURNE, THE "ALMA." a^K^J^. fTIHE sailing of this ship .^■fcJpjgNi^N^^ JL • having been unavoidably postponed to this day, a few mor rsifi- r£~s^??g'pSS3B' steerage passages may be engage by applying before 11 a.m. Boat leaves at 12, noon, to convey passengers on THOMAS NORTON & CO., Agents. STEAM TO THE WAIHOLA LAKE AND TAIERI FERRY. npilE steamer "RAIN- -*- BOW" will sail for the above Ports on MONDAY next at 4 p.m., calling at Port Chalmers. HENRY HOUGHTON, Walker-street. /i^ , T? 0R NELSON, to sail on £^|^j|\ .£ MONDAY. Passengers can jfji 3§^<|ft-\£ book this day. THOMAS NORTON & CO., Agents. 'l>a "OIRST VESSEL fob HOBART ajbaSs. JO TOWN. The Fast-sailing Clipper Brig *!gffgj§§§||gg>s» Captain Sanson, Having first-rate accommodation for passengers, will be despatched for Hobart Town on Thursday next, 16th instant. Fer Freight or Passage apply to JAMES PATERSON & CO., Agents. FOR AUCKLAND. ty&>*s>^ rpHE Robert and Betsy •ff-JSlSl£>sN^ wiH sal f°r *^c above - PEpSiai^. Port on or about THURSDAY E££^^^Sg£^' next, ICth January. For freight or passage apply to DALGETY, RATTRAY, & CO., Agents. \ STEAM TO THE WAIHOLA LAKE AND TAIERI FERRY. (:'%&Z^%^ np HE steamer RAINBOW *SfHugß?fily^ X will sail for the above £ Jcejliifiag^ Ports on MONDAY next, at 4 ByßJgfefei^afelaag p.m., calling at Port Chalmers. HENRY HOUGHTON, Walker-street. FIRST PASSENGER SHIP FOR SYDNEY, Taking Passengers for Newcastle.. T.ie Magnificent Clipper Ship, " MATILDA," 2000 Tons Burthen. ♦^t>-cjk np° Sail THrs DAY- the 4^^^^^\ JL 11th inst. This Ship is jyjSffElCSag^ authorised to carry, and is fitted E£s£Sj§lslil§lliiSP • up with Berths for 320 Passengers. She h well veniilntca, her 'tween decks being eight feet liigh. She will take four Cabin Passengers only. H;« also accommodation for a few Intel-mediate in Deck House, and will give a liberal Dietary Scale. Fur Freight or passage, apply to THOMAS NORTON & CO. NEW ARRIVAL. HP HE Fast Paddle Steamer *^ipl|||^v * " LADY BAHKLY," liorse PowerJ Wm. Adams, Master. The Lady Barkly is of light dft., having splendid Cabin Accommodation. She will run as 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 eveuiiifr, leaving Dunedin Jetty at 5 p.m. Fake 2s. Cd. Freight as per agreement. For freight of Parcels, Luggage, stores, &c, &c, apply to THOMAS NORTON & CO., Agents. January 10. • SCREW STEAMER ' RUBY.' NOTICE. 53S2£w3iv A -kk CLAIMS against "^Ps^w^hF^^ ■^ t'"s S'"P muse rendered $-$^*iji|i&&?!" in. duplicate up to the Bth inst., c^c.^r^ysgjffisag as nothing will be recognised , oft er date, i ' R. B. MARTIN & CO. *-TV^^^^^~\ Vessels to load Coals —MSiSiiai^. at Ncwcastle> N.S.W., f<sr Melf^^^^^^sS? bourne. Vessels going to India can also get coal freights by applyintr to the undersigned. TICKLE & CO., Princes-street. SHIP JOHN BRYANT, Gardner, Master. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. Ti lIS Vessel having entered at the Customs, consignees are requested to pass entries, present bills of lading for endorsement, and pay freierhr. Gt/ods will not be delivered until freight ia paid. THGMAS NORTON & CO., Agents. January 10. GENERAL JE3SUP, FROM MELBOURNE ALL CLAIMS against the above vessel must bo rendered on or before 12 o'clock on Saturday, the 11th instant, else they will not be recognized. JAS. C. CAMPBELL & CO., Agents, Stafford-street. NOTICE. STEAMER " GEELONG." SHIPPERS of Goods per " Geelong " will please to take notice that no receipt can he given for poods per above vessel, until they are received on boar;!. Parties desiring to obtain Mate's Receipts, or Bills of Lading, must therefore deliver the goods on board. CARGILL & CO., Agents. T) OBERTSON & CO., Stevedores, Port XL Chalmers. Vessels dischnrged with despatch. Ballast and Wuter supplied. TO STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS. SALE BY AUCTION. MESSRS. TEMPERLEY, JONES & CO.. having dctcrmiucd on relinquishing their Wholesale Business at Gabriel's Gully, have given instructions to Mr. J. S. Raphael to sell by public auction, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 15th inst., all their stock consisting of- — Wines Spirits, Groceries, Provisions, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, &c, &c, together with Store, 20 x 30 feet, ground 20 x 40. Terms cash. No Reserve. COACH FACTORY, St. Anduew's-strket, Dunedin. SMITH, IIUTCHINS& CO., (from Lenny and Co., of London, Carriage Builders to her Majesty,) are prepared to undertake all descriptions of Coach Work, and to execute the same promptly and economically. Carriages, Gigs, Dog-carts, Drays, &c, built to order, or repaired. Horses and Carriages bought and sold on commission.