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Otago Daily Times, Issue 292, 26 November 1862, Page 1

Shipping* Notices. THE WAIKOUAITI STEAMER. m*s&&s<^ "OOI3ERT DYASON and IV W.Adams' favorite steamer Mm&MP§> LAI)Y BARKLY, ■^^57^*^22837 Will leave 'I his Day, at 10 a.m., for Waikouaiti, being the nearest and best road to the Dunstan diggings, conveying passengers and freight nt the lowest rates. Freights must be on the Jetty, and paid for before 9 a.m. For freight or passage apply to S. SYMMS, Agent, London Auction Mart, • Jetty-street. » *k«w T> DYASON AND W. ADAM'S Jlv» Steam Tug, WsM^% LAI)Y BARKLY. Tows Vts>cls to and from Port Chalmers at the following rate,;:— From Port Chalmers to Dunedin. Frem Dunedin to Port Chalmers. Arrangements em also be made for towing vessels to.i:nd from the Heads. Apply on board, or to S. SYMMS, Agent,. Jetty-street. TIIE POWERFUL STEAMER SAMSON, mvS^^-^v HTIOWS vessels into and out of -*- "Port at moderate rates. Office, No. 4, Mercer's Build,e§^SS«* < a^a^Sß» i-ags, Princes-street. ROBERT KILGOUR, Agent. FOR WAIKOUAITI. ~f%l*i^4'^ fTIHE Steamer . UNDINE, X will sail on Mondays, WedMloi&*osi£*> days, and Fridays, delivering cargo inside the Sandspit. Returning from Waikouaiti early on the following mornings. For freight or passage, applyto H. HOUGHTON & CO., Stafford-street: Or LUMB & CO., Jetty-street. STEAM TO BLUFF HARBOR. INVEROARI GILL AND RIVERTON. «3? £>^5k HP H E steamer TITANIA, *^~lfHs^N. 1 W. A.J arv-L-y, Commander, /:''WiP^%>^ win leave the J. tty at 7 a.m., and Port Chalmers at noon, <m Wednesday next, for the above Porto. All freight must le alongside, on Tuesday evening by 5 o'clock. Cabin passage, including provisions, £6 Os Od Stce: ii;,"': do do 3 Os Od Fn-i^'hf., 70s per ton. For freight and passage, apply on board. TO THE DUNSTAN. STEAMER BETSY DOUGLAS. —S&tf-fc.--"^. TQLIEvS Daily, Sundays ex nii'^f^'Wv ■*- cc Pted> T\venty-two miles ,fef*^ Jdong the main route to the digprints, calling at all intermediate Jetties, leaving Scragg's Creek, 7 o'clock, a.m.: Clarendon, 1 p.m. CRICHTON, DALRYMPLE & CO., Agents, Dunedin. MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE, AND NEW ZEALAND STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY, STEAM TO MELBOURNE. TV H E favorite steamship 1 OMEO, M» 1000 Tons, John M'Lachlan, Commander, Will sail for Melbourne on Wednesday next, tha '26th instant, at three o'clock. The Omeo having, when in Melbourne, undergone ;a thorough overhaul, intending passengers are ißtronaly recommended to avail themselves of this -opportunity. For freight or passage, apply to ROYSE, MUDIE, & CO. N.B. The last steamer will leave the Jetty at Two -o'clock. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. STEAMSHIPS ALDINGA, GOTHENBURG, AND OMEO. ARRANGEMENTS have been made with Mr W. 11. Mnmford, to Lighter cargo from the above steamer.*, as under 2 tons and over at 12s Gd ' Under 2 tons at 15s per ton' ROYSE, MUDIE and CO. LIGHTERAGE. LIGHTERAGE. J^^fes. T IGHTERS are Discharging d^,;^&4^V\. XJ this day from several ships, (^S^r-v»^'--^. Ilot''ccot' vv^icll ' together with Boat I%&m^££-*3is!&& Notes, can be seen at the office of the undersigned, who will issue the necessary orders for delivery. Ali goods discharged and not removed by 4 p.m. each clay, will be stored at consignees' risk nnd expense. HENRY WURM, Opposite the Post-office, Jetty-street. FOR SYDNEY, TI IHE new well-known fast J|^>?ls\\ -°- sailing clipper Barque $""J*S^> RUNNYMEDE, i§*li&siP^ *11 c <'cs Patched for the above •port on Thursday, 27th inst., and has splendid •accommc, t :!;iioji for cabin passengei'3. For freight or passage, apply to J. L. ani C. BURKE, Agents, Or, HENRY WURM, Shipping Agent, Jetty-stieet. •STEAM TO AND FROM PORT CHALMERS. \ PTUIE Fast Screw Steamer, J^S^MS. -i- pRIDE of thb YARRA, jg^lK^tS^v leaves daily as under, Sundays JS&ss^s%s£ excepted:— Dunediu Jetty .. 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Port Chalmers .. 12 noon and 4 p.m. FREDERIC GREER, Agent. THE FIRST WOOL SHIP FOR LONDON, A-sfe-t&v TS the Well-known and Favorite «f^^S^C^\ clipper gliyi^lll^ 1,000 Tons Register, ■Thomas Turnbull, Esq., Commander. This fine vessel so well known for her rapid passages, is expected to arrive during the month, and will commence 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 {ljissengers arc unrivalled. The cabins are spacious, ofty, and thoroughly ventilated, and are calculated to meet the requirements of families in all particulars. A milch row will be placed on board. Tor freight or passage apply to CARGILL .<c CO.; or to JOHN JONES & CO., Agents for tbe Chile, Jetty-Btreet. Duuedin, 4th November, 1862. ~" FIRST WOOL SHIP. The Clipper Ship, Al for Twelve Years, STAR OF TASMANIA, 632 Tons Register, William Culbert, Commander, WILL Load for London Direct, immediately upon discbarge of her inward cargo First-class accommodation for about twenty cabin passengers in the poop. The Star of Tasmania made her last passage from Otago to London in eighty-one days. For freight or passage, Apply to OARtfILL and CO., Or to I JOHN JONES and CO. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. Per Chile, from London. THE above vessel has entered atthe Custom House. Consignees are therefore requested to pass entries at once, produce bills of lading for endorsement, and pay freight immediately. JOHN 3ONES AND CO., Agents. Jetty-street.