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Otago Daily Times, Issue 141, 29 April 1862, Page 1

Shipping Notices. " <gfß~^,;ar milE •' KXPLRT bteamer '^fr^o^^ X vvill urn ivth P.isstsn-jeis i^^^^^fum DUNLDIN to PORT Steamei will k-ave DnneJin at i) o'clock a m., ami o'clock p in Poit Chaimeis, 12 o'tlof k noon, and i\ o'clock p iv. Fares Moderate. STEAM TO THE WAIIIoLA LAKE AND ■TAIERI 'RIVER. VI INTER ARR VNGEMENT. sjfe^ rk milE Undesigned nre pre-'^'sCS'l^^-^v J- pared to enter into con\feJ&4s»SS££V:i t"10'-; dunne the winter months, 2 'ol' tlie co'neyauce of Goods to the Head ofthe W.uholn Lake, at a considciable icduction on tlie present late offiughts. The stuimti Kambow will ruu regularly once n week between Dunedin and the above Poits. HENRY HOUQHTON & CO., Airents, Scaffold street TOWAGE. 9is&g£L^>^ milE Steamer RAINBOW t^fM^S^^is. X will nly ns a Tug between ■filiTS^OktSSg^ Dunedin, Port Chalmers,: and the Rates as per agreement. Apply on board to the Captain, or at the office ot the undersigned. HENRY HOUGHVON & CO., Ajjonts, Staffoi (I strpnt. NOTICE. Wt><&-v "IjiltOM May Ist to May 4th - «*-^*^^sN^ F t!ie Steamboat LADY BARKLY will be laid up for painting, &c. After that date he will run as usual. SHIP MARY E. RAY. .i^J. A RRANGEMENTS having j£CT$g>£$N. x\. been made to Lighter the "^■j|r?2R~BßsW>p above vessel, Consignees aie reBfajyi^ij^^^gg quested to obaeive that Bills of lading must be endorsed by MESSRS. DALGETY, RATTRAY, & CO. R. G. GIBBONS. STEAM TO CANTERBURY. S.S. OMEO, J. M'Lachlan, Commander. 'Xls y>> J3w ""VTOW hourly expected from «!>f^JßcßlV. -IM Melbomne with the EngJ}'Q?£gß*?B£is£> lis'l Mnil, '"^ be despatched to *^>tn^BSjaa^ Canterbury 48 hours after hei arrival, or on TUESDAY, 29th APRIL. DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO., Walker-street. CHARTER WANTED. ■t^fci^fc^ "VSTANTED, a Charter to any •»-JSfesEssNv TT Colonial Port for the A 1 Clipper Barque "ELLEN eggggggjjjgjj^^L EWI S,' of 341 tons Reeri9ter, S. Hflloii, Captain. DALGETTY, RATTRAY & CO., Agents. ~~ you LONDON DIRECT. . y*^^*. nn HK magnificent Clipper Ship, X " CHARIOT OF FAME," *^Tra^i^> IC4O Tons Register, ,^^^g±feraa» Robert A. KerKj Esq. Mraßßlvi* iffiwl* Commander. One of the clippers of the ctlebiated White Star Line of Packets, and so well known lor her remarkable passages from Liverpool to Melbourne in 67 days. The Saloon accommodations of the " Chariot of Pame" ore unnvalled. They aro spacious, and fully equal to the lequiienipnts of families. The passengers w ill be provided with beds, bedding, &c. A milch cow is placed on board. ' ' The Intermediate and Second-class accommodations are unsui passed by anything afloat. ' The dietary scales are most liberal, and gieat care will he takon . that all ai tides to he supplied shall be of the best de«cription. ' An experienced surgeon accompanies the ship. For freight nnd'pnsaace apply to DALGETY, RATTRAY, fc CO. CARGILL & CO. W. CARR YOUNG, And JOHN JONES k CO., Agents. ~~~~ FOR MELBOURNE DIRECT. #9" Passengeis taken free on board immediately on Booking. i < w£»<fcv. nnHE A 1 cllppor Barque •*-st3§B^ X MARY E. RAY, frt&ir'^Vu'gcL 1,000 tons burthen, H. Green, BBm i firffiffifli^r^**** Esq , commiiulcr. This vesael1 has very loomy and comfortable berths, gieat height between decks, and has proved > herself, without dispute, the f.istest vessel in these waters. I Only a few steerage passengers will be taken. Stewards' attendance will be provided and the very best provisions without limit sajvsd out. * £. s. d. ("Steeia^e with stewauls' attendance 4 0 0 Fares <^ Second cabin 5 10 0 (Saloon, as per agreement. Passengers will not be required to go after their meß»efl/(is the provisions will always be put upon tlie tables by tlie Steward, after being prepared by the Ship cook. Intending passengers are requested to remember that an opportunity of letuming to Melbourne with such despatch and com'bit and moderate rates will aot like! > oicur tor some time. Apply to CARGILL & CO., Princes-street, or, McKENZIE & CO., Booking Agent 3, Jetty-sheet. Dunedin, 20 Apii', I^62^ CHARIOT OF FAME. NOTICE TO PASSENGERS AND SHIPPERS OF GOLD. '•fe^-Sfes^ nnHIS Vessel will clear at the m^j&^^v X Custom House on MONDAY, _jLEßflLiiJ9jiV > the sth May, and pioceed to sea BBjjJJS&eSbsusSISSf on Thin sday morning, the Bth. Passengers must be on board on the Oth. JOHN JONES &■ CO., Agents. ■~ NOTICE TO PASSENGERS. ' •fe4>s^ rriHE CHAE.IOT OF FAME X has room for only a few ' vdE3E3££^L. cabin passengers. Apply eailv ' mMiSsSggegg^ to J. JONES & CO^_ ,' nl-x 17IOH SALE, the brig «• SE A _. iß^s. Jl? NYMP H, " 173 tons register, ■ra^^^v Capable of can-yins: a large cargo, and JslkftP^ well adapted ior the coasting tiade. ■"KBHEto Terms Libeial. - «„_-_- Apply to THOMAS DENNY & CO., Geoige-street. ' FOR lIOBART TOWN DIRECT^ te<^j>-=ix. rj^HE Al Clipper Schoonei •^4^^t^i> X BOOMERANG, _-Jl!ffxi?LrgrafiLu^Li tons, James Quested, master, BSa&K^aS^S? will sail for the above port on WEDNESDAY' Next, the 29th. She has supeuoi accommodation for cabin and steeiage passengers. For freight or passage apply to ' C. A. ROSS & CO., Agents, Casper's Exchange Rooms, Rattray-strcet; or to GUTHRY & \YILSON, Jetty street, Wharf. "'" J. H. WALLACE. LAND nnd Estate Agent, and General Commiisieß Mci chant, Wellington. New Zealand NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. THE FOLLOWING LIGHTERS:— ' Sar.ih and Esther, ex Aldinga Excelsior, do Fly, do A"re this day discharging. Consignees must present Hills of Lading, endorsed, and pay lighterage before delivery. • " '' All goods not claimed by 4 p.m. on the day of landing will be storel at their risk and expence. 1