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Otago Daily Times, Issue 90, 28 February 1862, Page 1

. Shipping- Notices. FOR THE TAIERI FERRY AND WAIHOLA. J3k IT^HE Fine Powerful Steamer *tnS€ZsfiS&^ X "RAINBOW," ■>"" tra^e regularly between Dunedin and the Taicri Ferry, delivering (roods at Waihola. For freight nnplv to HENRY HOUGHTON, Walker-street, Messrs. H. Cooke & Cn.'s stores. STEAM TO THE TAIERI. c^rfv Z*- nnHE favourite paddle steamer SW^lW!^ X " LYTTJiLTON," MhlmM£s3s^> will run regularly between Dunedin and tl»e Taien ferry, anTdeliver"goo'ds at the head of Waihola Lake. For freight orpaWge .pply to e fre])k _ BEpBY> at R. B. Martin & Co.'s offices, High-street. STEAM TO AND FROM PORT CPIALMERS. «'<f<-»vx J2k rTIHE Fast Screw Steamer e?M|fpip^ X "PRIDE OF THE eg^S^^^sfem> Is now plying, DAILY, tm under : — From Dunedin to Port, 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. From Pout to Ddneoin, 1 p.m.- and 5 plni. FREDERIC GREER, Agent, Manse street. FOR LYTTELTON, CALLING AT OAMARU, TIMARU, AND AKAROA. «23fcys^%s mHE Screw Steamer "GAS^S^ffifcx X ZELLE," Captain Elmsley, SllMsSsiim*^ will be despatched onFRIDAY, 8' the 28th instant, at 2 o'clock, p.m. ' For freight or passage, ayply to r CARGILL & CO., Princes-street. Dunedin. February 26, 1862. s:k-i.^ >;:- frillE Steamer "GEELONG," f&fi&S&m^ Xwill sail on TUESDAY lyffl^ClS^Si^-morning, the 4th March, for «ej|illlllli§« LYTTELTON, calling at Waikouaiti,.Moeraki, Oainaru, Timaru, and Akaroa, and will leave Lyttelton for Dunedin about FRIDAY the 7th, calling at all the ports. The- "Geeloug" will sail for OAMARU on THURSDAY morning the 13th March, calling at Waikouaiti and Moeraki, and will return from Oainaru on the Friday following. It is intended to despatch the " Geelong" to Lyttelton on TUESDAYS, and Oainaru on THURSDAYS, every alternate week till further notice. For- freight or passage, apply to CARGILL & CO., Princes-street. Dunedin, February 26, 1862. FOR SAN FRANCISCO, AND BRITISH COLUMBIA. -i -* mHE ship " LADY YOUNG," 700 flVs^, X tons, Capt. W. Morrison, will be ■nfeSfycV despatched for above Ports, should a 4MMmf>r sufficient number of passengers offer. «BWtHsWsga Early application for passage is requested- CARGILL & CO. FOR LONDON DIRECT. */£w*j. nnHE magnificent clipper ship _4S|gf^\ X " CHARIOT OF FAME, 1" *)sISJSi£S22L I>6'lo tous register, Robert A. ggjlJpllgtssfialiS^ Kerr. Esq.. Commander. One of the clippers of the celebrated White Star Line of Packets, and so well-knowu for her remarkable passage from Melbourne to Liverpool. The Saloon acooinmodat'ons of the " Chariot of Fame," are unrivalled. The Intermediate and Steerage unsurpassed by anything afloat. She has a portion of her cargo now in port, ready for shipment, and the greatest despatch will be used to get away quickly. , For freight or passage, apply to DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO., CARGILL & CO, WM. CARR YOUNG, And, JOHN JONES & CO., Agents. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER, ■fcj-i—"i.^. nf^HE well-known Al schooner -r-JpVl^SSv^ X " SUCCESS," j£i£silS£s*r 90 tons burthen. For freight eSgllsiSeiiS^' or charter — Coastwise, or otherwise.. Apply to j. &R . BAIRD. 13th Febauary, 1802. TO CONSIGNEES, PER "OMEO." HAVING made arrangements with Messrs. Dalgety, Rattray, and Co. to lighter their steamers, we herehy'give notice that no goods will be delivered by us unless the freight and lighterage have been paid.' Due notice will be given when lighters are ready to discharge. All goods not claimed by 4 o'clock will be stored sit consignee's risk and expense. J. & R. BAIRD. " I NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. THE following' Lighters are THIS DAY difcharg-- • ing. All goods not taken delivery of by 4 o'olock will be stored at Consignees' risk and expense. No goods will be delivered without production of Bills of Lading endorsed for Freight and Lighterage : — lona ex Humboldt Success >f , „ Annie „ ~ Bou Accord „ „ Brothers „ „ Christina „ Norman - Ruby, s.s. ~,Omeo Mary Thomson Three Sisters Governor Arthur. J. & R. BAIRD, Agents. FOR AUCKLAND DIRECT. ■fc^fc-'sfs-v fTTVH E regular trader "CLU-«»-f»K^^N^ X THA," 200 tons, Captain ftSESSIS*^ H. Anderson, will sail on TUESK6gi!illiiiiSS?DAY, the 4th March for AUCKLAND. Superior accommodation for passengers, . For freight or passage apply to R. B. MARTIN & CO., Hieh-street. TO SHIPOWNERS, CAPTAINS, &c. ■fe^-^fe^ T1 SWALLOW a:ul CO., X • Steam Biscuit Bakers, )u&2&i«El«3^. Sandridgc, beg to state that they KBsgfpsiif?&?&i!*s!%i£& have appointed Messrs. Thomas Nortox and Co., their Agents at Duuediu and Port Chalmers, for the sale of their Snip and Cabin Bread, who will always have a supply on hand. Mr. J. W. Ali/bx, Stafford-street, Dunedin, iR also their agent for Fancy, Mixed, and all other kinds of Biscuits. T. SWALLOW & CO. NOTICE TO PASSENGERS 4—t-<fev A T the request of a largo numMrdKEj^sK^^ el" °f Meruiiunts and Ship_S|g|E3|ijigF'' l'nasters, we have made arrange<»sßS§fciU§islsS^ meuts for booking passengers to all parts of New Zealand and the Australian Colonies. Passengers can secure tickets by first-class sailing Ships or Steamers,' at our offices, at Tuapeka - Wetherftone's Waitahuna Waipori COBB & CO., Booking Office, Provincial Hotel, Dunedin. " YOUNG AMERICA." /CONSIGNEES by the above vessel are requested V^ to pass entries in order to obtain delivery of their goods. ' DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO. CAPTAIN D. FLIGHT, WYSE, & CO., Commission Agents. Stevedores, and Shipping Masters, Port Chalmers. Ballasting carefully attended to. ' FREIGHT FOR MELBOURNE. THE undersigned want a vessel to take 50 tons sugar to Melbourne. DALGETY, RATTRAY, & CO. I LOYD, TAGGARTj&.CO., Ship Brokers, Cus--1 toms Lighters,] andJ^Geueral Commission Agents, Jetty-street.