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Otago Daily Times, Issue 222, 5 September 1862, Page 1

________SMpping^ Notices. Waikouaiti. rfmh last steamer LAD7 I?M&S^\ X BARKLY, will Dfecontinu Jstesfe^ 5" 11?* t0 t}} o abo. ve I)la<* for tl. ■*.|»*w^^S3 next, two days in consenuenc of cleaning. E. DYASON & CO., -- Ofliee: Jetty-street. BTEAM TO AND FROM PORT CHALMERS *^^i\ X rP H »T> T^ Screw. Steamei .a^NoAV ,-*- PRIDE ov the YARRA i'Jt^S^l^*' c* 'I 5 under > Sunday Port Chalmers ... 12 noon and 4 p.£ ' -___FREDEItIC GREEIt, Agent. STEAMER BETSY DOUGLAS fl^l^^£v "\iriLJi leave the ReJiana «^^l>vf^vv V Hotel at half-past 9 a.m «|pE^lis3^ P own tri P: Clarendon Jetty a -Jl *k^v rP lm Steamer PLANET will run ?^^O'^s r$- r*Znlar]y between Dunedin ami delivering at the above places. H.. HOUGHTON & CO., : ; Agents. BLACK BALlTl^nriEMH^-TmElJv--PAL'KETS. ST*AM al° ENGLx\ND IN SIXTY DAYS. ia^J^*%sst\ rpHE magnificent and un-lO^-fi-^^V -*%, ~ rivalled steam-ship GREAT BRITAIN, ;*i^ffie t <£SLiSi33> having again arrived at Meltournc aftera.sptaHlia.passafieof. fifty ni days will be dispatched on her return vova«o lor ' LIVERPOOL DIRECT On Wednesday, September 17th. i as sages can be secured on application to D ALGETY, RA'fTRAY fc CO., Wa ker-street. Dunedin -'or BRIGHT, BROTHERS k CO., Flinders-street, Melbourne. IIARTLEY'DYGGiNGsT" ~" jJ^^^^K. " rpHE Steamer LYTTELTON nilfe^i^4-'rK -*- ron Waikouaitt THIS DAY, *S3S£SI2£S33&2? FRIDAY, m r . At 10 o'clock. The favorite {steamer LYTTELTON will take will take Daily Ti-ips for Waikouaiti. Passage, 20s Apply to ' C. FREDERICK BEEBY, . - — Jetty-street, or Manse-street. NOTICE. firij^^ilv n|^HEAustralasianStenmNavijHv^qSfN^v gat ion Company have made arrangements for putting on a *S£gZ£Z3i?*%3£s&P Steamei- from Sydney to the Southern Ports of New Zealand, viz :— Nelson, VVelhngtcr. Canterbury, and Otauo, commenciiiir in September next. Full particulars will appear in hiture advertisements. rr SAMUEL CLARK, -^'^^H^l^^^ ___Ma" agCr> THE POWERFUL STEAMER SAMSON, J:^ v< <k rpoWS vessels into and out'of fS-rfwfe^V J- po rt at moderate rates. Office, No. 4, Mercer's Builda^FsaS&g ings. Princes-street. ROBERT KILGOUR, [ ; - _ NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES PER STE\MSHIP "GOTTENBURG." FROM MELBOURNE. A RRANGEMENT.S have been entered into with Jrx. the " Port Chalmers" and Dunedin Lighterage Association," to lisrhter the "'' Gotten burg" on her arrival from Melbourne, at the fallowing raks :— 2 Tons and under. 2tK per ton Over 2 Ton 3. 15s. " " Consignees object in!? to the above arrangement, will please notify the same to th« undersigned before arrival of the steamer. ROYSK. MUDIE & CO, FOR AUCKLAND. 4-I^,-4-.. rilllE well-known Clipper Brie *J~=!|2^N. . » I■ T A, aj3|Q^i|~>g^ Robert Frith, Commander, will Sglaii^iS^ siil for tie aLove Port, on Monday, the Sth iiisiant. ■ | _^ For fre:t:ht or passage, apply to " DALUETY, RATTRAY, & CO., ] __^ ~._.„ Walker-street. ON .-ALE AT THE "STORES OF THE UNDERSIGNED—. WI.VES, SPIRITS, AND LIQUEURS. D:iv>\suii'.s ;iie, in bulk R'tss's ;t!e, in bottle Byass's ale, in bottle Uyass's .stout, iv bottle Geneva, rerl and gi'een capes Brandy, dark and pale, in bulk Brandy in cases, various brands Sherry in cases and qr.-casks Port, in or.-casks Rum, 10 arol OP, West India Whi«ky, Kirkliston, Greenock Distillerj' Co., in cit.se and buik Sparkling hock —sparkling Moselle Old torn, in case Claret, in ea?e J'ale brandy in quarter-casks PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES. Robinson & Coey's hasns and bacon, Warings' Smoked hemngs—fresh herrings Lemon and orange peel, in tins "Wirybrow's pickles—Column's starch, blue, mu.stard and cayenne j)epi>er Sardincia, halves and quarters—Whiting Candles, Brandon'.-i, Halo's, and Nevas, full lb. weights, and light weights Salad oil, A-p'mts, pints, and quarts—Capers Feast's sauces — Cameron'.-! vinegar Vestas, in tins and plaid boxes—Currie powder Tobacco. 55., tobacco, 10s. Arrowroot— Pat-ua rice—castor oil—currants American brooms—alum—honey, in tins— nutmegs—Robertson's patent groata Cape raisins—Thin'a jams, in tins Dunlop and Swiss cheese —lobsters Bottled fruits- salt, in jura Tea, in cheats, half-chests, and quarters, and orange pekoe Irish and Californian oats—salmon Mixed spice—cocoa—.salt Holloway's Pills, and general assortment of drugs Honan's butter, in cloth—confectionery Tartaric acid —carbonate of soda—split peas -Bleached ginger—Adelaide flour, silk dressed, and half-barrels Sugars, Java, China, Victoria CompanyV Mauritius, and Cossiporo Malt—Prunes in glass jara Day & Martin's blacking 40 JJales grey sheetings, 72 in. Switss, Manilla, and Havanah cigars, tobacco &c. Gingerbeer and lemonade bottles. IRONMONGERY, &c. Douglas' pumps—buckets—Colza oil Ear iron, all sizes—tin plates—zincs Black sheet iron Mail, axle, arm, lansewood shafts Spring and scrolls Quicksilver —picks hatchets—galvanized iron 6, 7, and 8 ieet Ev/bank's nails, all'srzes—American nails Long and short handled shovels Red lead, white lead—boiled oil, raw oil Colzaoil —paintbrushes—sash hooks—guttering Piping—zinc nails—galvanized iron—hinges Cart boxes—axle-trees—horseshoes, nails—bass brooms Iron columns, solid and hollow—bridle posts fee, &c. TIMBER. Deals—cut and solid, 9x3 and 11 x 3 Joists —all sizes Flooring boards, Scotch, i-inch, J-inoh, 1-inch, li-inch Dressed and undressed weather boards Quartering, 4 x 3,4 x 2 3x 2, 4x4 T. and Q. American lumber Shelving boarda BOOTS. American kip grain Macquke's nuggets CLEVE& CO., MaMe-strat.