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Otago Daily Times, Issue 72, 7 February 1862, Page 1

. Shipping Notices. OTEAMER "EXPERT" B^'^ir ><D*N. O will leave Dunedin nt 9 j-S'££M3&£>> a.m., and will leave Port 3 Chalmers at 12 noon. Will leave Dunedin at 2, p.m., and will leave Port Chalmers at half-past 5 p.m. FOB THE TAIERI FERRY AND WAIHOLA. =i milE Fine Powerful Steamer "HAIInBOW" trade regularly between ■^tts£a*ste& D une aj n an a the Taieri Ferry, delivering Good 3at Waihola. For freight or passage apply to lIEInRY HOUGHTON, Walker-street, . Messrs. 11. Cooke & Co.'s stores. ~~ STEAM TO THE TAIERI. „. „ nnllE favorite paddle steamer |B-#§§fc{#V A LYTTELTON, will run ilflfe^P^r^^k i'Cß«'arly between Dunedin, and the Taieri ferry, and deliver goods at the head of Waihola Lake. For freight or passage.apply to c pREpK . BEEBY> ■t R. B. Martin & Co.'s offices, High-street. gSJsncs^SL "OHCENIX S.S. FOR PASWMS|pi2|^v |_ SENGERS. —From Dun*MMMgM®^ edin 10 a.m. ; from Port Chalmers, 3.30 p,m. To LIGHTER CARGO, by arrangement with J. K. FRY. Opposite the Barracks. REDUCTION IN FREIGHT AND FARES. «-*IS/NJ5k mHE "S. S. GUIDING «f^J¥iStSN. i STAR" will sail for the isJ^BSpS^ Bluff, Invercargill, and River■sglllgS^^SSl toai, on Monday, the 10th February. Freight, £3 10s per ton. Passage: Cabin, £6; Steera<rc,,£3. G. M. ALDRICH. Agent, Corner of High street and Princes street. FOR SYDNEY AND NEWCASTLE. THE " REBECCA." •k^fei^s^ npiIIS vessel is now laid on for »C£3»fcg3|§\>v. X the above ports, and will sail _j3EpLi|i£>^ positively in a few days. For HJlffiiiEiffiSiP? passage apply to THOMAS NORTON & CO. FIRST AND ONLY SHIP FOR MELBOURNE. 4v^f-x|^ Tin HE Al London Clipper •*J^p£aSN. JL " MARY E. RAY," having just arrived from MclBtilsiSSiiiiSSi? bourne, and being expressly fitted up for carrying passengers, according to the British Emigration Regulations, is now ready to return as soon as her passengers are on board. For freight or passage apply to THOMAS NORTON & CO., Agents, Jetty. FIRST SHIP FOR LONDON. To Sail lOtii February, "T-v nPHE Celebrated Al clipper ship JL STAR OF TASMANIA," "MspyJP-Vs. ®® tons Register, JBx&Mp'™*' S. Tullocij, Commander, *SSiaSKB Now Loading with TFooZ at Port Chaliners, Will be despatched with Passengers, Wool, and Gold, on 10th FEBRUARY, and, may be relied on to arrive in London not" later than 23th 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 cam' twenty Cabin and ten intermediate passengers. DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO., Auents. NOTICE TO PASSENGERS. .^l^-K A T the request of a large _Z~i. number of Merchants and "jpfSllSpSSy Shipmasters, we have made GisSilai»iiil§3J§Bsß^ arrangements for booking' passengers to all parts of New Zealand nnd the Australian' Colonies. Passengers can secure tickets by first-class sailing chips or steamers, at our offices, at Tuaj c va Wet 1 c stone's Waitaiiuna Waipori v , COBB & CO., Bookinjj Office, Provincial Hotel, Dunedin. TO SPIIPOWNERS, CAPTAINS, &c. I?4^^ T S) VALL9 W and CO., -*- • Steam Biscuit Bakers, j^^Sy^Tf* Sandridge, beg to state that they Sttiiiffi^Ea'i'SsSSS1' have appointed Messrs. Thomas Norton and Co., their Agents at Dunedin and Port Chalmers, for the sale of Their Ship and CabikBread, who will always have a supply on hand. Mr. J. W. Ai.i.UN, Stafford-street, Dunedin, is also their Agent for Fancy, Mixed, and all other kinds of Biscuits. T. SWALLOW & CO. FOR BLUFF HARBOfTR AND INVERCAR GILL. » yfw^ fIP H E Fast-sailing Schooner. <|^^^v X "THREE SISTERS," 70 tons "burthen, now loading for the K&sSSwSsiSSjS? above Ports, and will Sail on SA_ TURUAY next, the Sth inst. Has room for a few Passengers if applied for immediately, to the Master on board, or H. A. MERRIDEW, Princes-street. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. ■&"4xS£x\ milE Al schooner SUCCESS, ■^fefeatNJNv. JL 90 tons burthen, Coastwise JBH^o^g^^^rSaF Apply on board. J. & R. BAIRD. J. &R. BAIRD, L'censcd Lightermen, Custom House, and Ship Agents A RE prepared to contrat for the lightering ol -£*- vessels at Port Chalmers, or in the Bay, at current rates, with the undermentiond lighters":— Calliot Coraki Bon Accord Sisters lona Matilda Hayes Governor Arthur Lloyd's Herald Christina Falls i Margeret. > Offices : Jetty & Princes-street. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. CITY OF HOBART steamer, from Melbourne. /CONSIGNEES are requested to para entries, preVV sent bills of lading for endorsement, and pay freight^ at the office of the agents, as no goods will be delivered till freight is paid. R. B. MARTIN & CO. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. finHE RUBY is now discharging guoda ex City ol X Hobarfc, Bills of lading must be presented, and lighterage paid before delivery. WEBB, PANTLIN & CO. inONSIGNEES WANTED for the following \^ GOODS in Reynolds' Bond, arid under tlit ock of PI.M. Customs: — J ( ?g 1 P One case One case, no mark, slate colour, iron bound, and iron handles H A T—One case J D, (within diamond,) No. 12, Melbourne—Ont S case 9 cases Feast's Sauces, ex Lord Ashley. 4 kegs Molasses, ex Aldhiga Unless claimed within One Month will be sold to defray expenses. J. S. WEBB, Warehouse Keeper. EDWARD GENET, Auctioneer, General Commission and Shipping Agent, Norwich Quay ; Lyttelton. N.B.—Passengers' Luggage and Merchandise, carefully stored, and forwarded to any part of the Settle aeut or neighbouring Colonies on reasonable terms. I