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Otago Daily Times, Issue 210, 11 August 1862, Page 1

Shipping Notices. "steam to^n^and in^^y^ly^ ar^'^i^V '| lU£ .magnificent and un- _^ '^g^lX^. (jEEAT BRITAIN r- - z&szSZg&y Is expected to arrive it Mcl W M abons ihe 15.1, A^t, and wKldis^Sd About the 20th September. ' ravages can be seemed on application to DALOfjiTY, RATTRAY & CO , ■RT?Tr.tTn^ V?, lker" street ' Dunedin'; or BRIGHT, BROTHERS & CO., Flinders-street, Melbourne. bTEAM TO AND FROM PORT CHALMERS «^^^ T D uV__Tn ESteamer e^-^H^^S*^ Le!lvcs (lasly» as under, Sunday '^"^^•3i.t_____y excepted. . Agent. STEAMER BETSY DOUGLAS 1V ILL leave the Reliance aUlp^ latlialf-paSt9a-m----l^ S? 3SSaV? 3fisiß' D°?'ntriP: Clarendon Jetty at ]} "i 1- 1- t - 3. ?- m i> CalllD" at intermediate ports, carrying freight and passage at low rates. MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE, & NEW ZEALAND STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY. STEAM TO MELBOURNE. «»^^sk^V nP-H E favorite steamship "' W^&SM^ ■■- 1000 Tons, ,*pft£f^fe£__3is JohnM'Lachlan, Commander, Vill be despatched from Port Chalmers with the .hnsfhsJi Mails, on the 17th instant, at 2 o'clock, tor freight and passage apply to ROYSE, MUDIE, & CO., Stafford-street. MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE, AND NEW ZEALAND STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY. STEAM TO CANTERBURY. m H E Steamship *^pr^§^v -*- GOTHENBURG 4A^^Sm^^ Is expected from Melbourne on or about the 19th instant, and will be despatched for Lyttelton 48 hours after arrival.For freight or passage, apply to ROYSE, MUDIE & CO., Stafford-street. COROMANDEL GOLD FIELDS. DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICATION. ■ «JP*fc&>s£3k'' H E R°J"al Mail S.S.S. 1 queen; J>- Pole, Commander, will be despatched for AUCKLAND, on or about Monday, the 18th inst., landing passengers ou the wharf. ; The above higlily auriferous fields, hitherto solely in the hands of the Maories, and inaccessible, are now by the Government of New Zealand made open to the public, and proclaimed a Gold Field, so that miners and others can now reside there in perfect protection and security. Auckland is distant from Coromandel only thirty miles, and is the nearest and only port for persons proceeding thither. Regular and frequent communication exists between the two places. For passage apply to A. L. THOMSON & CO., Agents, Staffo.d-street. NEW ZEALANiTmaIL STEAM SERVICE. FOR LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON, NAPIER, AND AUCKLAND, cSfSi-o^ J2L. Til H E swift and powerful *$te^K2^S. J- S.S.S. QUEEN, -B. Pole, Commander, will sail *^lts_3g3_gisg_l_? for the above Ports on or about the IStli inst., or within twelve hours of the arrival of the English Mail. For freight or passage apply to A. L. THOMSON & CO., Agents, Stafford-street. STEAM TO AND FROM PORT CHALMERiC <%s V mil E Fast Screw ' Steamer,, _L PRIDE op the YARRA, ?,'sF^f*-^_§^sS^ leaves daily as under, Sundays Dunedin Jetty ..10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Port Chalmers-- .. 12 noon and 4 p.m. FREDERIC GREER, Acent. —: . | STEAM TO THE TAIERI AND CLARENDON, WAIHOL. LAKE. «, *! -k rpilE Steamer PLANET will run egiz&zi'-^r^K JL regularly between Dunedin and *j_F^i?^\2^. Clarendon, delivering1 goods at the above places. 11. HOUGHTON & CO., ■ Agents. FIRST SHIP FOR THE COROMANDEL DIGGINGS. AUCKLAND via NAPIER. Jfe^ibx HHHE fine clipper brig MONTEJ_ ZUMA, Alexr. M'lntyre, Commander. This vessel having accomplished a tine run from Melbourne, is now on the berth for the New Gold Field, and will have immediate dispatch. For freight or passage, apply to C. W. POOLE. V"1 EORGE KINGSTON, Shipping and General \JT Commission Agent, Port Chalmers. Ballast and water sup >lied. THE LITTLE SHOP. E NATHAN, WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, . Princes-street, begs to remind his friends and the public that he still keeps the Little Shop, and that he has a neat assortment of Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks Coloiiial and English manufactured Jewellery, &c, which be will sell at prices that defies competition. Remember! The LITTLE SHOP, Princesstreet, three doors from High-street. Watches accurately repaired at the lowest rates. Tji ISII EI. BROTHERS, FRUITERERS, SEEDSMEN, AXD PRODUCE IMPORTEBS, AYalker-Strekt, Dcneiun. Fruit Trees, Plants, Shrubs, Ornamental and Forest Trees. NOTICE. FTIHE REV. D. MOREAU respectfully informs _L the Catholics—first, that henceforward there will be Mass every Sunday at St. Joseph Church, Dunedin; second, that the Key. F. Martin will spend a ull mo'iUiin the Tuapeka Diggings, and say Mass at the Junction Catholic Chapel on the four "following Sundays; third, that there will be no Mass at WaitaJiuna until the chapel will have been put v again. The Catholics of the Waitahuna District are earnestly requested to see the Rev. F. Martin for the above purpose. A white flag, wearing a red cross, made in the shape of a banner, will henceforward denote our presence in the diggings. July 23rd. ABBEYLEIX LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES ■ .- Maclaggan-street. WILLIAMS & SMITH, Proprietors. HORSES commited to there care at the above establishment treated with the strictest attention, combined with moderate charges. Saddle Horse? and Vehicles for hire to suit the most fastideous. W. and S., are always purchasers of first-class Saddle and Harness Horses. , -..-___._...