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Otago Daily Times, Issue 63, 28 January 1862, Page 3

Shipping Notices. STEAM TO THE BLUFF, INVERCARGILL, AND JACOB'S RIVER. H <>f^~ TMIE S.S. "GUIDING >>V^v X >STAR" will leave for $iu\W-^*^™~^ the above ports twenty-four . fr-^Bg hours after her arrival. G. M. ALDRICH, Agent. Dunediu, 27th Jany. "THANE OF FIFE," From Sydney. \ . ,+. _±. A LL claims against this, vesr^T^S^N. ■£*- sel nmst lltindered in "^^^^^-^i^ duplicate at our ofiice by noon tl,is dsiy> or they wiU not be aftor~ ■ wards recognised. •' THOMAS NORTON ■& CO., Agents, Jetty. ■ SHIP "JOIIN BRYANT," j From Melbourne. : NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. i fc 1 nPHIS Ship having discharged tyitv§£\ -*- a]l ller car S° into % llterS' f>f-f (receipts for the same can be seen at ouv office>> consi"necs aye tli(- ,refore requested to send in all claims against said vessel by A noon this day, or they will not be acknowledged. THOS. NORTON & CO., ] Agents. i FOR LYTTELTON, \ riPPIE regular trader "JULIA i Bj^g^^^\ 1 ANN" will sail on WED- i For freight or passage, apply THIS DAY to THOS. NORTON k CO., Agents, Jetty. FOR WELLINGTON AND AUCKLAND, • 4>«K np H E "VI SI O N," - «&-3=3Sl'S\\ -*- Captain Foley. ™Jrl§lfeiilfe£iß This Vessel has room for a SslssEssssaJßgSS^limited number of passengers, and will sail on SATURDAY next, Ist February, 1862. For Freight or Passage apply to LLOYD, TAGGART & CO., Agents, Jetty-street, below Post Office. FOR COROMANDEL GOLD FIELDS AND AUCKLAND. *" To sail on the 27th instant, Jfe^* rPHE fine fast-sailing schooner <&|*|||n -^- " ZEPIIYH," well known on *his c°ast: will leave for the above port the 27th instant. She lias excellent ' cabin and steerage accommodation, and a liberal dietary scale will be allowed. For freight or passage apply to E. CHALMER, . Over Commercial Salo Room, I'rinces-st., or to CAPTAIN LOWRIE, on Board. ( FOR HOBAR'FTOWr^ •fc^fc-iK npHE Fast Sailing Barque .^jOggl^. i " ISABELLA," R. Coejj^^^^^ptKG, Master, will sail in about a !aSSi|li§ll§3ali3SPw-cek for Hobart Town. Passage Money.—Cabin, £8 ; Steerage', £4 10s. Apply to CARGILL & CO., Princes-street. 27th January, 1802. ~ ffiHf^^ "TfliE^'aHTA," for CORO■Klllf^N^ J. MANDEL and AUCKLAND has room for four passenRs^^^^i£aSS? gersifpaid for before 12 o'clock this day. E. CHALMER, Over Commercial Chambers, Princes street. ] CAPTAINS Dove and Thompson beg to inform Captains and owners of ships, that they now carry on the business of the late Edward Harrison," as Master Stevedores, at Port Chalmers; office next door to the Hotel, where they will be bappvto receive and execute promptly any orders for the discharging and loading of ships, &c, at a mode- I rate scale of charges. Dove and Thompson, Masters, Stevedores, Port_ - Chalmers, having correspondence in the town of Dunedin. Missing Friends. JOHN FRANCIS CAPPER. - SHOULD this meet the eye of the above, he ' is earnestly entreated to communicate with his parents. Any information respecting the above (last | heard of at the Waitahuna Diggings) wpuld be most • thankfully received by J. H. Cappkii, Wellington, l care of Messrs. Turnbull, Bing & Co., Dunedin. TIGHTNING.— If JAMES CHAS. BRADY , J that came out in the above ship will send his address to 118 Johnston-street, Fitzroy, Mcl- ( bourne he will hear of something to his advantage. RICHARD WILSON, from Ballarat. Letters ' lying for you at most of the Post Offices in Otago. Business Notices. THE Undersigned having obtained an AUC- - TIONEER'S LICENSE, is now prepared to conduct Sales of Ships, Timber, General Merchandise, Cattle, Land, Agricultural Produce, and Household Effects. Trusting that thirty years' experience in Commercial Business will, place him on the 'vantage ground, and secure for him the confidence of the public. I W. M'LELLAND, Auctioneer and Commission Agent, No. 2, Mercer's Chambers, Dunedin. j ~\ iT A. LEE, begs to inform the public and lyjLo inhabitants of Dunedin in general, that the i United States Hotel and Dunedin Restaurant is now open to receive boarders and lodgers at the most • reasonable terms, and hopes by strict attention, to merit a share of support. M. A. LEE, Proprietor, Walker-street. Lost, Found &c —~ £3 REWARD. LOST a Bay Mare, at Tuapeka, branded t-t L near shoulder, and m L near flank. Whoever finds her and will bring her to MR. GREEN, Storekeeper, Gabriel's Gully, or to MR. GOODALL, Storekeeper, in Tokomairiro, will receive the above reward. £3 REWARD. LOST from Taupcka, 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 lie rewarded, and the above reward will be paid to any one delivering him at Culliug's Store, Dunedin. LOST OR STOLEN. LANDED on the wharf here, per lighter, from the Lord Ashley, on or about the sth December last, one case addressed Mr. J. E. Evans, Diiii'idin, Otago, measuring 5 ft. 10 indies. If lost, the person bringing it to Timothy Stephenson_& Co., Com iiission Agents, Walker Street, will receive one pound reward and expenses. Any one detaining it after this notice will be proceeded against. LOST, from the "Lady Barkly," ex "Aidinga," One LARGE CANVAS BAG of clothing; a reward of 20s. for giving such information awill lead to its recovery, being given to R. B. Gibs bons, Stuart-street. . LOST, OIsT Monday the 20th inst., a lady's Gold Bracelet. Description : A serpent, with car--1 buncle drop and head. The finder will be rewarded by returning the same •to MR. BEVERLY, Jeweller, Princes-street. " T7-OUND, yesterday morning, floating with the Ji ' tide, a small Dingey. Tlie owner can have i: !iy applying to Mr. Biiooks, Otago Brewery, by paying expenses. If not called for before the 31st inst., it will be sold to defray expenses. 3 FOUND, 3 A PORTMONIE containing a small sum of . _x\_ money. The owner can have the same l upon paying the expense of this Advertisement, by t applying to F. Batson, at Messrs. Day & Mie,f vili.e's, Dunedin. Jan. 24, 1862. FOUND. A DEPOSIT RECEIPT, on ono of the Melbourne Banks, and Book. The owner can - have them by paying expenses. ;. PETER LORIMER, First Camp of Tents, off Walker-street.