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Otago Daily Times, Issue 126, 11 April 1862, Page 1

Shipping Notices. ' STEAM TO THE TAIERI. «t*v^ J^k fTUIE favourite paddle steamer al^lr^s. X " LYTTELTON," ' JM^^^^N will rim regularly between Dunedin and tl-e Taieri ferry, and deliver goods nt the head of Wailiola Lake. For freight or passage apply to^ at R. B. Martin fc Co.'s offices, High-street. (p?!3^rv Zk, n^HE "EXPERT" Steamer HfMZSWiS^ X will run with Passengers JM&MMk^ Inm DUNEDIN to PORT VJ^J^^SS? CHALMERS. Steamer will leave Diuiedm at 9 o clock a.m., ana o'clock p.m. , , . Port Qhalmers, 12 o'clock noon, and 4* o clock p.m. Fares Moderate. FOE THE TAIERI FERRY AND WAIHOLA. c?fe^ niHE Fine Powerful Steamer W^%tm^v X "RAINBOW," iifeS^#^> will trade regularly between «Kgssgs*33l3fßi» Dunedin and the Taieri Ferry, deliveriu" poods nt Wailiola. FoHreigbt npplyto^^ HOTJGHTONj Walker-street, Messrs. H. Cookc k Co.'s stores. S'rEAM TO MELBOURNE. SCREW STEAMER "CITY OF HOBART." c^Kp-sJSJv nnHIS well known and favo-W^fc-^IFEi^X JL rite steamer is permanently "MlMSpSlsg^. laid on between Otago and Mclbourne.- She is expected to arrive here about the 10th, and will be despatched again with her usual punctuality two days after her arrival. For Freight or passage^ to STEAM TO THE BLUFF, INVERCARGILL, AND RIVERTON. esters JSk rnHE S. S. GUIDING STAR, fl9rfi|i2=ro3llbSN. JL will leave for the above ports at noon, on Friday, the cargo taken on board after 4 p.m. this day. For freight or passage apply to G. M. ALDRICH, Agent, Corner of High-street and Princes-street. STEAM TO THE TAIERI. *=V HH H E favorite paddle steamer -Jq-K^. . X "LYTTELTON" will sail for SfflkSftlß^ the Taieri on Friday, the 12th inst., JEK^^S^- weather permitting. For freight-or l--f to BEEBY> Agent . Dunedin, April 0, 1862. . 101 l LONDON DIRECT. j. j. fH HE magnificent Clipper Ship, t^SP^-^ X " CHARIOT OF FAME." <l^v*Nre^S<k> ' 1640 Tons Register, bJaJStry&megSLjt Robeht A. Kerr, Esq. WmiMa*w*s I**'1 **' Commander. One of the clippers of the celebrated White Star Line of Packets, and so well known for her remarkable passages from Liverpool to Melbourne in t>7 ' Tlie Saloon accommodations of the " Chariot of Fame" are unrivalled. They are spacious, and fully equal to the requirements of families. The passengers will be provided with beds, bedding, &c. A milch cow is placed on board. The Intermediate and Second-class accommodations are unsurpassed by anything afloat. The dietary scales are most liberal, and great care will be taken that all articles to be supplied shall be of the best description. . ; An experienced surgeon accompanies the ship. For freight & CARGILL & CO. W. CARR YOUNG, And JOHN JONES & CO., Agents. ' CHARIOT OF FAME. HOTICE TO PASSENGERS AND SHIPPERS OF GOLD. nnHIS Vessel will clear at the •e-^S&St^N^ J- Custom House o» MONDAY, tho sth May, and proceed to sen. mggPga^&ggEgg' on Thursday morning, the Bth. Passengers must be onboard on^OtL Agents. I

DONA ANITA, , From London. .^fc^Ac npHIS vessel is entered at the -_JSfIKI^NN^ _L Custom House. Consignees will please pass Entries without gJßSjgfciJllpJaJilP delay. Freight must be paid before delivery. JOHN JONES & CO., Agents. BLUE JACKIE nnHIS vessel lias been unavoidably detained, and I will not clear at the Custom House until Friday, the 11th. The latt steamer for the conveyance of passengers will leave the Jetty at 11 o'clock on Saturday, and the " Blue Jacket" will positively sail on that date. J. JONES & CO., Agents. FOR MOERAKI AND OAMARU. ■Jvifc-ctsN, JTIHE regular trader MATILDA -j£»ls|*s§N. X HAVES will sail for the '^EzLShCj.!?^ iibove ports on Friday, 11th HMS2i*iasS2Kߣ' instant. For freight or passage apply to J. A. & R. BAIRD. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. fnHE following Lighters are this day discharging. JL No goods will be delivered unless on presentation of B. L., endorsed for freight and lighterage.— Wild Wave ex Donna Anita Challenge ex Do. Esther Anne ex Do. Pilot ex Scotia Bon Accord ex Do. Brothers ex Do. Mary Thompson ex Aldinga Governor Arthur ex Do. . J. A. & It. BAIRD, Agent*. Boat Notes at our Office on the Jetty. ~" FOR SALE, +^-s^. milE Schooner PROMPT, 160 j^tjsgiN?^ I tons burthen, oak built, and ibSj§E3£si2j^.has been newly coppered and had a IBffljg^yp^ag^BSßff'thorough overhaul within the last ■wo months. Admirably adapted to the timber trade. Apply to TICKLE & CO. NOTICE TO PASSENGERS ■k^fca-efcs. A T the request of a large num«*Jp3fesiS^\ r XI ber of Merchants and Ship"jLJQKN|iSs£«^ masters, we have made arrange-lUl^!to<-js>)jgl33cE? meute 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 Wetherstone's Waitahuna Waipori COBB & CO. Booking Office, Provincial Hotel, Dunedin. WATER TANK AND BALLAST LIGHTERS. CAREY, GOLDIE & CO. are prepared to supply Fresh Water by the " Emma" water-tank, and likewise Ballast by lighters. Qoasters running from Dunedin can be supplied ■with water and ballast in any weather, by coming to an anchor by the Guard-ship, Port Chalmers, at a moderate charge and with despatch. N.B. Forty tons fresh water and 100 tons ballast can be delivered daily. CAPTAIN D. FLIGHT, WYSE, k CO. Commission Agents. Stevedores, and Shipping Masters, Port Chalmers. Ballasting carefully attended to. _ OLTVEITCIWMWELL," FROM LONDONr A RRANGEMENTShave been made with Mr. C. J\. F. 13eeby to lighter the cargo ex the above vessel, at current rates. Consignees objecting will please notify the same in writing to tho undersigned, on or before Thursday, 10th instant. , R. B. MARTIN & CO., " High-streeh