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Otago Daily Times, Issue 55, 18 January 1862, Page 3

Shipping Notices. 1 JACOB'S RIVER VIA INVERCARGILL. ; "L-In. QCHOONER "STAR," is now ■ -C^IlV • )a!tl on fol' *in' OT' a!'n'll aml Jacob's . "^^^fe'T For freight apply early to Captain , <-@53«ii«^!. J) AVIDSON on board : or to WEBB, AANTLIN, & CO., Reynolds' Bond. SHIP " ORIENTAL," FOR SYDNEY. : -k«^>-ihs. "VfOTICE to Passengers.— «fj|3§if§^>s-^ Th'; "Lady Bahki.y" steamer, at 11 o'clock this niornK&siSisSassSiPMng', is the last boat by which pa<--1 seng-er.-t can leave Dunedin, the vessel nroeeeding to sea this afternoon. HENRY HOUGIITON, Agent, Walker-street. ~~ Z7 Q~ s- PHCENIX} for Passen-Kf^-^lcf^\x Sen=> from Dunedin Jv/f^l'-rW^SgS. Jct*V. «t 10 o'clock, am.; •-^ffiSr^f^^ fi'om" Port Chalmers, at 3-30. p.m. STEAM TO THE TAIEUI. r «- —, rfiHK favorite paddle steamer A. LYTTELTON, will run .'s/l'WSi>V icgularlv between Dunedin, •dhSr^^Sc? "ll! the/Taieri ferry, and clch\ri g( ids it the heid of Wiiihola Lake. For freight or passage nppiv to C. FREDK. BEEBY, | at R. B. Martin & Co.'s offices, High-street. COBB & CO.'S BOOKING OFFICE. For Mklhourne Direct. I w'K-.-K ryil-lE. fine clipper 'ship ■a-iFP^P^X MOUNTAIN WAVE, 3feA^»i>'v Hardy, master, will sail on SATURDAY,2uth JANUARY next. Her accommodations are first-class, and the dietary scale most liberal. Intending passengers will do we'll to inspect her. Apnlv to COBB & CO., Booking Office, Provincial Hotel Yard. NOTICE TO PASSENGERS. /Jt>*-f \ T the request of a large -/\ number of Merchants and iggjj|£ft£S|sar|sSiej' Bi-rangemrnts for booking passengers to all parts of Now' Zealand and the Ausira--1 Man Colonies. Passengers can secure tickets by first-class sailing ships or steamers, at our offices, at Tuapeka Wetherstone's Waitahuna Waipori COBB & CO., Booking Office, Provincial Hotel, Dunedin. " VILLIAGE BELLE," from Melbourne. to consignees.—This vessel having been reported at the Custom House, consignees are requested to pass entries and present bills of hiding for endorsement to the undersigned. No goods will be delivered until freight is paid. JAS. C. CAMPBELL & CO., Agents, Staftbrd-strect. .\OTICE TO CONSIGNEES. r HE following Lighters are discharging ex Donati:— Gazelle Three Sisters j Brothers Flying Squirrel All Goods upon which freight has not been paid will be stored at Consignees' risk and expense. H. A. MERRIDEW, Agent. "VTOTJCE.—AII Claims against the Brig JL. l " UNION," must be sent in to Agent this day, !>y two o'clock, otherwise they will not be recognised. WM. CARR YOUNG, Agent. J. &R. BAIRD, Licensed Lightermen, Custom House, and Ship Agents, ARE prepared to eontrat for the lightering of vessels at Port Chalmers, or in tiie Bay, at current rates, with the undermentiond lighters : — Galliot Coraki Bon Accord Sisters loiia . Matilda Hayes Governor Arthur Lloyd's Herald Christina Fulls .» Margeret. : Jetty & Princes-street. JKATZENSTEIN, jux., General Commission . and Shipping agent ; representing Messrs. J. Katzenstein & Co., Melbourn.e Stafford-street, next to Union Hotel. TO MERCHANTS, CONSIGNEES, STOnUICEEPKHS, 'AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Settlers in the Country, and others. CR I G II T O N, DALRYMPLE AND CO., Carriers, Receiving and forwarding agents, Carters, Shipping, and Custom House agents. Offices: Princes-street, and Cumberland-street, Business Notices. "^T.CTORIAN BUTCHERS' COMPANY. BEARD, COOPER & CO., SHEEP AND CATTLE DEALERS, Staffokd-strubt. Dll. WILSON, (Late of Kyneton, Victoria,) MAY BE CONSULTED DAILY AT HIS S U R G E It V, AItCADE, From 10 to 12 a.m., and from 2 to 4 and 0 to 8 p.m. Sleo]?s tit the Provincial. A CARD.—Mr. James Gillon, Auctioneer and General Commission Agent; pro ten., Gabriel's Gully, Tuapeka Diggings. /CABBAGE TREE HATS, 7s. 6d. \J SINCLAIR & HISLOP, Princes-street, Dunedin. CARGILL & CO. HAVE REMOVED temporarily to tho Wooden Store next to Messrs. J. Jones & Co. HARRY W. P. SMITH, Architect. Plans j and Specifications prepared on the shortest j notice, v Messrs. Murray, Spicer, and Co.'s office, George-street, Dunedin. Lost, Found, etc. £2 REWARD. STRAYED, on the 14th January, from the Forbury Paddocks, a Black Draught Marc, no brand, white streak down face, and chafed at the tail, supposed to have gone towards Green Island Bush. Apply to F. FULTON, The Forbury. LOST, on Wednesday evening, between the Arcade and Princes-street a PA RCEL OF INVOICES Whoever will bring them to Mr. Fuller, corner of Arcade, will be handsomely rewarded. FOUND, between AVaitahuua and Wethcrston's Gully, ii PURSE containing some silver, a Miner's right, aud a receipt for gold. Tiie owner can have the same, afte paying expenses, by application to D. G. Polson, mouth of Wetherston's gully; or at the Creswick Bakery, Junction. LOST, from the " Lady Barkly," ex " Aldinga," One LARGE CANVAS BAG of clothing; a reward of'2os. for giving such information as will lead to ifs recovery, being given to R. B. Gibbons, Stuart-street. _^. Missing Friends. M" FssTNG^FßlENDS'.'^Aclvertise for Missing Friends in the Weekly Age— -it circulates all over the World. SHOULD OLIVER NIBBS, from Melbourne, formerly of Walworth, London, be in Dunedin, or at the Tuapeka Diggings, he is requested to call upon or communicate with Mrs. John Barnes, Walker-street—having received a letter from his parents by the last English Mail. MR. JOHN SWALES, please call on Messrs. Dalgety, Rattray & Co., Walker-street. THOMAS HOOPER, from Kelso, Scotland, please, communicate with G. Somner. Address Post Office. Dunedin. ROBERT MENZIES, from Leith, please communicate with G. Somner. Address Post Office, Dunedin.