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Otago Daily Times, Issue 281, 13 November 1862, Page 1

Shipping Notices. THE WAIKOUAITI STEAMER. «3*S_Jk "£> ° m m DYASON and 1 f^^t|Xssf?sv XV W. A dams' favorite steamer: 4/MMWm> LADY BARELY, Will leave this day at 10 a.m., for Waikouaiti, being the nearest and best road to the Lmnfetan di-'giugs, conveying passengers and frfi^ht at the lowest rntes. Freights must be on the Jetty by 8.30 a.m. For freight or passage apply to . 53. SYMMS, Agent, London Auction Mart, __ , Jetty-street. DIRECT STJiAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN SYDNEY AND OTAGO. J?r>-?,.^v mi-IE AUSTRALASIAN •*- STEAM NAVIGATION f COMPANY having completed *%:■:■<r v ~-tr z:.tz i:ir£i arrangements for running a Steamer to and from Sydney and Otago, calling at . the hiiernjerliate ports of . NELSON, WELLINGTON, and LYTTELTON, have now placed on the line the splendid and powerful steamship . : HANGATIRA, 800 Tons. Built especially for the l^ew Zealand Intercolonial trarlf!, and hitherto most favourably known to the public for her rapid passages between Melbourne and Sydney. Her saloons amidships are most elegantly fitted tip, and her passenger accommodation is altogether unsurpassed by any s-teamsbip in the colonies. Tlu« steamship will be dispatched from Port Chalmers on FRIDAY, 14ra ?IN rSTANT, calling at the various ports, en route for Sydney. For i'reipiit or passage, apply to A. L. THOMSON and CO., Agents, Stafford-street. ~THE POWERFUL STEAMER' SAMSON, c j:^-*;-, ->■~ nnOWS vessels into and out of ffil 7.^ -;r?^'-3^\ -i- Port at moderate rates. J--,{\- iCI x > * V ;^>> Office, No. 4, Mercer's Buildi^gs. Princes-street. ROBEItT EILGOUR, Agent. NOTICE. ~ ry^,Sh^h HpEE Australasian Steam Navi-#sy'A^'^ATi%-'.^v X gation Company Imvc made &y£Ssi's3sJ&£> arrangemente for putting on a Steamer from Sydney to the Southern. Ports of New Zealand, viz : — Nelson, Wellir.gtr", Canterbury, and V'togo, commencing in September riext. Full particulars will appear in future advertisements. SAMUEL CLAEK, Manager. 19th Ju.y. k^wlj^olmiti" riIHE Steamer UNDINE, &H,::' fn'^-? t^s. i. will sail on Mondays, Wed-{/>.'/'•..":';'-}'X::}^fJ^> days, and Fridays, delivering cargo inside the Sahdspit. Returni.^ tYom Waikouaiti early on the following mornir'g.s. i'oi- ta-iglit or passage, apply to 11. HOUtrHTON" & CO., Stafford-street; Or LUMB & CO., Jetty-street. ____________ STEAMER BETBY DOUGLAS. £*\. 1J5.1E8 Daily, Sundays ex **!i?fc'''^V- ~~~''\'P^ -*- ce Ptod> Twenty-two miles }}M^^rv-iA^p^ along the main route to the djg.;'=:;ti'"i'?:&r5 pi'.igs* calling at all intermedinte Jetties, leaving Soragg'a Creek, 7 o'clock, a m.: Clarendon, 1 p.m. CRICHTON, DALRYMPLE & CO., Agents, Dunedin. FrEAM~TU~T7YT'l tKLT(>N, WELLINGTON, NELSON AND SYDNEY. ■r^r^rx T| 1 H E Australasian Steam J_ Navigation Company's }y\&XM£> Steanisliip HANGATIRA, 800 Tons, B. Paddi«e, Comnmii'ler."will he despatched for the above Ports on FIUDAY, 14:h instant. For i'reighi or passage apply to A. L. THOMSON & CO., Agents, Stafford-street. li/T-EL BOURNE, ADEIVL LAIDE, AND KEW. I.;i!lo:P¥&M^>> ZEALA.ND STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY. TO MELBOURNE. The Favorite Steamship > GOTHM N B U R G 800 Tons, Hugh Mackik, Commander, Will be despatched for Melbourne on Saturday next, tho lolh instant. ROYSE, MUDIE and CO., Stafford street. The last Rtoamer will leave the Jetty at two o'clock NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. " STEAMSHIPS ALDINGA, GOTHENBURG, AND OMEO. ARRANGEMENTS have been made with Mr W. 11. Mumford, to Lighter cargo from the above steamers, as under 2 tony at 10s 6'd Under 2 tons at 12s Gd per ton ROYSE, MUDIE and CO. STEAM TO AND FROM PORT CHALx^IERS. i PinHE Fast Screw Steamer, |M\ X 1 PRIDE op the YAItRA, 7'fe^v%-^v leaves daily as under, Sundays -Sto^f^W excepted:Dunedin Jetty .. 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Port Chalmers .. 12 noon and 4 p.m. FREDERIC GREER, Agent. FOR INVERCARGILL AND lUVERTON. _. yK „*. Til H X Clipper Schooner 1^ T^-^v 1 COURIER, "B!^^'^|c^> Sullivan, master, R^^y^^l^sMP 'W'l^ sail- or tue ab°V|2 ports on Friday, 14Mi inst. For freight or passage apply on Board, or to J. C. CAMPBELL & CO., Stafford-street. FOR INVERCARGILL. ~ ~T> F"jpHE A 1 Clipper Schooner DUN4 EDIN, James Stewart, Master, *f/^^^\\\ wU^ Cf^ Cargo at Dunedin Jetty for In£Mkii^ vercarsiiifia__s_ik_s_a for freight or passage apply to HENRY WUKM, Jetty-street. FOR THE MOLYNEUX DIRECT. t?4^fes\ mHE favorite Schooner NORA, ea-^:*f^|^\ -a- Charles Hayward, master, is «^a#^^^^- vow landing, and will sail for &- the above port on or about Thurs iay next. For freight or passage, apply to T. W. BAMFORD, Victoria Chambers. THE FIR vS T WOOL SHIP FOR LONDON, .yfrv^ TS t]ie W< 11-luiown and Favorite -L clipper chile, ii^^H^SP 1,000 Tons Register, Thomas Turnbull, Esq., Commander. This fine ves°el so well known for her rapid paspages is expected to arrive during the-month, and will conuiience loading (immediately after the discharge of her inward cargo) for her Fourth Voyage from this Port to London. Has accommodations for both first and second class pesscngers are unrivalled. The cabins are spacious, loity, and thoroughly ventilated, and are calculated to meet the requirements of f unities in all paiticulars. A milch cow will be placed on board. For freight or passage apply to CARGILL fc CO.; or to JOHN JONES & CO., Aleuts for the Chile, Jetty-btreet. Dunedin, 4th November, 18G2. ±Jb*<k^ "VXTANTED to Charter, Two JKT^IgN. ■t V Vessels of light ! draught *^^^^^y> to carr^ flooring-boards to In|g^P^^_^_g vercargill and Oamaru. ' ::. DALGETY, RATTRAY-&: CO. •fc__b«£\ "\ITANTED to Charter,"a Vea- __^^^^\ TT sel of about 500 tons to •*^^^^t|^^>^ load wool at Oamaru for Lon3)At«ET^, RATTRA.Y, & CO,