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Otago Daily Times, Issue 241, 27 September 1862, Page 1

Shipping Hoticefc^: "' jtM^^h. /CONSIGNEES" pW S. S *l^^»^v V RANGATIRA. — Con ■J-SSsK-S^H*^ ?& nees wanted for the fol <ss-a-feigr?g?ffg^g3 lowing goods $— . ."';.'■■■'.'•■ YM. ; ' •■ -•■•;.'-' ;- :-•■• ■■. 50 bags flour. * " PRo. 10 bags flo'ir " 1 bag potatoes. ••'■•.. DD V 2 bags sugar. -.'■..' .HENRY WURM, - Commercial Chambers, Jetty-street. STEAMER BETSY DOUGLAS ~ »^3s£vdlv ' \%T L leave ADAMS jm^kggMgg*. Down trip: Clarendon Jetty ai *&££Z£gSS^g*m& 2 p.m., calling at intermediate ports, carrying frei lit and passage at low rates. - DIGGINGS -J^%_fv nnHE Steamer LYTTELTON T H I• S D A V *^£gS&Eksmzm' •■. SATURDAY. .. ' „,,,,. At 10 o'clock. The favorite Steamer LYTTELTON will take will take Daily Trips lor Waikouaiti. Passage, 20s Apply, to . ■ ° ' . ;C FREDERICK BEEBY, -:? : ■ Jetty-street, or Manse-street. THE POWERFUL STEAMER SAMSON, «|3N&sil!v T^ OWS vessels into .and out of rfJl^J-^ffci^-v -*- Port at moderate rates. 4»i#f£^ Office, No. 4, Mercer's Build*^S_i_____g<_SJ iags. Princes-Street. ROBERT KILGOUR, . . Agent. . ;> . NOTICE. ,JSfr*k-fS|>v rpHEAustralasianSteamNavinTf§^a3«l^v -*- g-tioi» Company have made _J^pS3^^^^> arrangements for patting on a Steamer from Sydney to the Southern Ports of New Zealand, viz:— Nelson, ■Wellington Canterbury, and Otago, commencing- iv Septenibet aext. Fall particulars will appear in future advertisements. SAMUEL CLARK, _, , ' _ , , Manager. Sydney, 19th Jmy. . MELBOURNE. ADELAIDE, AND NEW ZEALAND STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY «^^V*ft^ QTEAM TO MELBOURNE. The Aldinga, 500 tons, i «3ffIK2s£EE3SSS» Gothenburg, 800 tons, ■: Omeo, 1,000 tons, are short'? expected, and will be again despatched ■without delay. - For freight or passage apply to . ROYSE, MUDTE, & CO., Stafford-street. STEAM TO AND FROM PORT CHALMERS. ***& . v fpilE Fast Screw Steamer jp|\£V -«- *****)>£ of tub YARRA, ■2[E?%g£ks§fr' leaves daily as under, Sundays Dunedin Jetty .. 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Port Chalmers .. 12 noon and 4p m. FREDERIC GREER, Agent. FOR SALE. te^-^v rnhe faithfully built Clipper "fr^fe^^X, JL Schooner STAR OF TAS--JgSslaasltaS^ MANIA, built at Hobart Town, Bfeafegte^fiß^S*^ of the very best blue gum is copper fastened, carries 60 tons at adraught of fi vefeet sails last, is admirably adapted for the coasting trade is well found and fit for sea. For particulars apply to THOS. PATERSON: Or, C. A. ROSS & CO., New Wharf, .„_... Jetty-street. te^^^s. pHAETE R.—Wanted to "•f^ENpSioCv Charter, a Vessel suitable for Jy|^|&|£>*r the Cattle Trade, and capable of m&F?f: gfis£^& carrying 200 head of Stock. Apply to WRIGHT, ROBERTSON & CO. DYASON & Co., Shipping acd General Passen--d _ s« Agents. Vessels towed in and out of i'ort. OSees—London Auction Mart, Jctty-btrcet. *F mm*mmn l j ] 'l tt* '* -iwj—l——■_—. rr —rOTrmwiiiMjmi. ■■_ FOX SALE, Section No. 120, in the town of Port Chalratrs. Sec'ion No. 36, Block I, town ol Balaclava; and also sevei-ai Sections near the jetty, in the town of Clarendon. Apply to R. L. Jeffreys Solicitor, Supreme Court. *" ' TTOLLOWAY'S Pills, Puin Killer, Keatings XJL Lozenges, and Scidlitz Powders. On sale at— ; . MAURICE JOEL, Princes-street. A .-■ S A L E by" the Undersigned Long-handkd shovels, Hunt's and Collins' D. H. *hove!s, 32 to 36 inch, Collins' picks American axes, half and quarter axes American pick, axe and adze handles Bossed gold washers, stamped do. Camp kettles, frying pans, torn plates, magnets LyndonV:: iiieways and American spades Avery's platform weighing machines, 3 to 12 cwt. Do. counter weighing do. Do. ' tripod gold scales to weigh 200 ounces Oni' n's portable forges, smith's bellows ' Anvils, vyws, fire irons, tongs Sledge and Land hammers, stocks and dies Horse shoes and nails, blister, shear, and cast . feted Turned and mail axles, sprines and scroll irons Loncewood shafts, coach screws, bolts and nuts Back-chains, plough and cart traces, bullock chains Register grates, Kent and gotbic do. American cooking stoves, colonial ovens Oven and furnace doors and gratings Galvanised buckets, Am. tubs, brooms and tacks Hair brooms, back lead arid shoe' brushes Bannister, scouring and white wash Webbed horse and dandy brushes Plated gig harness in sets Hogskin saddles, bridles, saddle clotb.3 Biis, spurs, stirrup irons and leathers Girths, white, colored, harness buckles, brass and plated Halters, bullock and horse hobbles, lock do. Waterproof horse covets, rugs, &c. Cross cnt, pit, aud hand saws Sorby's augers, adzes, bench axes, chisels, &c. Carpenters* tool baskets, plated and masons ftlate nails squares - Hammers, planes, bench screws PaX-nt aud cut nails, flooring boards, lath and Gnlvauiztd cone head nails, wrought clouts Eiiri locks, latches, T. and butt hinges Sash weights, puileys'arid line Wood and iron pulley blocks Manilla rope, Bpngaland cotton lines Log and fishing lines, holloware Stacker's beer engines, ale and spirit measures Tumblers and ale glasses, japanned beer jugs Japanmd water cans, jugs and basinß, plate warmers and carriers ; Dish cove's, coal vases, dinner bells Ivory taHle and dessert knives and forks Electro-plated cruets, waiters, cake(baskets Canulesucks and branches Stamped "pie and milk dishes, butter prints, „ pudding bowls Williams's butchers' knives, steels, choppers and cleavers Tinned meat hooks, stands and flour sieves Oakey's glasspaper and emery clotb, emery powder Gahau2ed wire rat traps Brown wrapping paper, colored and shop twine Brass pijlai candlesticks, sad irons Tinmen's snips, soldering irons, solder and strip ■tin' . •. .-• : ■:. .-'.■■■■ ' ' "' " Iron wire, hoop iron, bed screws Candle cotton, «dl twine, deck scrubbers Pitch ladles .< . .. '.. .■■ • AISO, >.-■:■ •■.:•■.•• ; A large ajssortment building, furnishing and ceueial ironmongery : P. DRAKE, - . : -Wholesale Ironmonger, Rattray-street