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Otago Daily Times, Issue 98, 10 March 1862, Page 1

Shipping- Notices. FOR THE TAIERI FERRY AND WAIHOLA. °21? i-<>, JS3L riPHE Fine Powerful Steamer IS^^^^v J. "RAINBOW," *i4|&CS§>»Bte> w'" trade regularly between !SSS'r?i^J Dunodiii and the Tnieri Ferry, delivering1 goods nt Wnihola. For freight apply to HENRY KOUGHTON, Walker-street, Messrs. H. Cooke & Co.'s stores. " '■ STEAM TO THE TAIERI. e 2I?(ws J3k. nnriE favourite pnddle steamer esMiiirSigv JL " lyttklton," *JJ«M!4iSIP«fe>- will run regularly between Dunedin and tl'e Tniori ferry, and deliver goods at, the head of Wnihola Lake. For freight or passage apply to C. FREDK. BEEBY, at R. B. Martin & Co.'s offices, Hiah-streot. SSft^sGs <%■» rriHE paddle stenmer, " LADY «9?&^K§lEnN. X BARKLY," 25 horsepower, jNAl^y^^^^^ Adams, master, leaves daily, from Dunedin, 11 a.m., and 4 mr-"Port Chalmprs, 9 n.m., and 2 p.m. ROBERT fiYASON ________ FOR MELBOURNE. S. S. "ALDINGA." .- . , John MoXkan, Commander. <sgßw>, JSk rTIHIS Favorite Steamer is WfM^pE^^^S. JL expected to arrive in Port *Ks||§^?^_itiS? Monday. 10th Makch. _ Siie^will "return to Melbourne direct the following day. Passage money, £5. T.he undersigned are now booking passengers. D ALGETY, RATTRAY, & CO., Walker-street. ■ "YOUNG AMERICA," FROM GLASGOW T. A LL Claims against the above J?*lSs|§^N. xi. Vessel must be rendered to *^4|gS>r|B2v> the undersigned until Wednesday next, otherwise they will not be DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO., Walker-street. FOR LONDON DIRECT. r fiIHE magnificent clipper ship ~^|y|§v\ J- "CHARIOT OF'FAME,*' __3R*S_55* i 1,640 tons register, Robert A. BiplsilisiiliiS®* Kerr, Esq., Commander. One of .the clippers of the celebrated White Star Line of Packets, and so well-known for her remarkable passage from Melbourne to Liverpool. The Saloon accommodations of the " Chariot of Fame," are unrivalled. The Intermediate and Steerage unsurpassed by anything afloat. She has ft- portion of her cargo now in port, ready f«r shipjaent, and the greatest despatch will be used to get »way quickly. For freight or'passase, apply to DALG-ETY, RATTRAY & CO., CARGILL & CO. WM. CARR YOUNG, And, JOHN JONES & CO., Agents. FOR MELBOURNE. To Sail Positvely On MONDAY NEXT, Utii INSTANT,The Fine Frigate-built Ship, "MARY SCOTT," 900 Tons Burthen, Gt.oe.ge M'Hardy, Commander. fTIHE above favorite and well-known Ship will be X despatched for MELBOURNE, with strict punctuality, on MONDAY next, 10th instant, under the experienced command of Captain Geotiob M'Haupv. The "Mary Scott's" accommodations for Chief Cabin and Steerage Passengers are far superior to any passenger ship in this trade. • The Cabins'are lofty, coTiimodions, and judiciously fitted up, and are admirably adapted to suit the convenience of families. The Berths are spacious, and the distribution of provisions will be on an exceedingly liberal scale. Cabin passage, with every attendance... £10. ' Second Cabin .. .. .. £ 4. Orders to inspect the Ship and Dietary Scale can bs obtained from JONES, BIRD k CO., Agents. NOTICE TO PASSENGERS, j~4>^\ A T the request of a largo numXI her of Merchants and ShipTjkJftjysSxfcjlg'gL masters, we have made arrange--IffissSSMSM<!is>£>£** merits for booking passengers to all parts of New Zealand and the Australian Coloaies. Passengers can secure tickets by first-class sailing Ships or Steamers, at our offices, at Tunpeka Wetherstone's AVaitahuua Waipori COBB & CO., Booking Office, Provincial Hotel, Dunedin. . ,£_J. TjlOR BRITISH COLUMBIA ■|q|||^\ JL GOLD DIGGINGS j^llffllgllljlp* The clipper 'ship "LADY YOUNG, 700 tons. W. Morrison, commander. Passengers to go on board on Thursday, 13th March. Passage money, Twenty Pounds. Balances to be paid before going on board. Apply to CARGILL & CO., Princes-street. Enquiries can be made at the diggings at Cobb and Co.'a, offices, at Wetherstone's, Waitahuna, and Waipori. FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. +£<^><s|^v npiTE Fast Sailing Clipper «^Kfe>«^V\ JL schooner "JANE LOCKSM&SS£J*r HART," I. L. Clulow, Comf^SsS^a^^wSfi1" mander, will sail for the above port on Thursday, the 13th. For freight or passage, apply to the Agents FRANCK & CO., Manse-street. FOR CLUTHA. -, .. mHE "MARY JANE" " ff\/f^ 1S 11O. W 'oil^'n? or *'ie Clutha. mfM^M\ For freight, apply to !Mlf>& A. MERCER, •SRERSwiH™* Princos-street. *-*&*<k\ rpHE " MARY SCOTT" is the _1_ first ship for Melbourne. fcjSiSi^ft^F^ Positively on Monday, 10th of For passage, apply to GUMMING & CO., 2, Flinders-lane, Five doors above Provincial Hotel. GEORGE LAMB & CO. Are this day Booking Passengers . for MELBOURNE per " Mary Scott," on Monday ; fare £4. BRITISH COLUMBIA, per "Lady Young," on or about the 12th. SYDNEY and NEWCASTLE, per "Indus," in a few days. GEORGE LAMB & CO., 2, Flinders Lane, 5 doors above Provincial Hotel. CUMMING & CO., Are this day Booking Passengors for MELBOURNE, per "Mary Scott," to sail on Monday ; fare, £4. BRITISH COLUMBIA, per " Lady Young," on or about the 12fch. SYDNEY and NEAV'CASTLE, per " Hydra," in a few days. CUMMING & CO., 2, Flinders Lane, 5 doors above Provincial Hotel. .*-&. "D UUKKTSON & CO., Stevedokes^ -jgSgk JLV Port Chalmers. Vessels discharged a^^^^with despatch. Stock landed carefully. Water and Ballast supplied.