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Otago Daily Times, Issue 317, 25 December 1862, Page 3

r , ? I &bi?rjm% Notice. STEAM TO SYDNEY;* '- - ~~ ~ For Ljttelton, Wellington, PictoiC Ne!ion,anrt • Sydney. YJVA B Inter Colonial K.M.S.P. •TO^P^S. 1 0 '6 S. S. AIREDALE, msGßggjsir§s& A Kennedy, Commander, * *?*ryß!!&s&gs?9 VI i 1 Jtave Port Chalmers lor the f b •• c "orls on THURSDAY, 25th December. For freight or pa^agi apply to Passengers wi 1 pave ihe new Jetty by the Pride of ihi Yan'ji, at ten o'cipck. G. S. BitODUIUK, Agent, 1 Meicei's fc'uil .ings, Piinces-fctreet. Christmas' holidays. f|l H E Powerful Steamer 'jM^SS^^ SAMSON Will leave the Jetty at 9 o'clock sharp, TH I 8 MORN I N (J, On an Excursion to the HEADS, Calling at Port Chalmers each way and (weather permitting), Will proceed to Waikouaiti. rHE BEST 'BAND IN TOWN IS ENGAGED. Passengers landed at Heads free of charge. ■ Fur further particuiars, see placards. ... JAUXEALL GARDENS. -s=Po?*fS^<jL ffIHE steamship will leave the New Jetty as folFrora 9a.m, uit. 12 p.m. every half hour. Fare, there aud back, Is. ;,.-. The proprietor has determined to give the public of Dunedinsueha reception, combined with Christmas iports and prizes that will astonish both Old aad New Identity. Ladies come early to enjoy the fresh air and a dance vhere you will not be disappointed in a good cup of ;ea with cream in it, H. FARLEY. __ ■ ■ . . " Proprietor. STEAMER BETSY DOUGLAS. CHANGE OF AGENCY. /^ OODS forwarded from DunV?T e:Jin to Clarendon, Waihola ake» at £* Per tODj Goods will bs forwarded to destination at lowest current rates when advised by shippers. Drays wanted daily to load for Seragg's Creek. KEID & SOUTEK, Agents, Walker-street. FOR RIVEETON AND INVEIiCAEGILIT" -fcr*fe2s^v riIHE favorite trader COU*T^^P^^ ■*- lUhJf> Ca Pfc- SQLLIVA.^,is now !y'ng at the Old Wharf, and will have immediate despatch for Riverf on or Invercargill. N . For freight, &c, apply to •H..T. GREEN, Guiding Star Office, Switzer's Buildings. MALLACH, KENNEDY and CO, Ship Chandlers and General Storekeepers, George-street, iiicl Mount-street. Port Chalmers. ■ MALLAOH, KENNEDY" and MORTOnTv]^ tovian Butchers' Company, opposite the Jetty, Port Chalmers. -. Notices.' hhristhas d i n n c r ! arcadF cafe. A SPLENDID DINNER, consiting of Soups, Poultry, Joints, and Plnra Pudding, &c, for THREE SHILLINGS! Dinner on TVble from One O'clock. WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. THHK Undersigned are Purchasers of Wool (good X samples;, for Cash. J. DANIELS and CO., Auctioneers, kc, Princes-street. <» ... Tjl O R THE DUNSTAN COBB and COS TELEGRAPH LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES. A COACH will leave COBB and COS office on TUESDAY, December 30th, at 6.30 a.m. for the DtJNSTAN. Through in ONE DAY AND A HALF. FARES—£6. COLE, HOYT and CO, Proprietors. ~ notice! " Dunedin, December 23rd, 1862. WE, the undersigned hereby give notice that our Offices will he closed for the Christmas Holidays, as the 25th, 26th, and 27th inst., and upon the Ist day of January, 1883 :— v. Thoinad Bannatyne Gillies t Howorth aTi'l Graham r'-:. ~:i~ J. A. J. M'Gregor Matt. V. Hodge Edward ffrancis Ward James Prendergast George Coik William Johnson John S. Johnston, N.P. Kenyon and Maddock S. M. South. STORAGE for 20) tons, in that splendid Store, Siafford-Ptrcet, next J. C. Campbell's, formerly Dalgety's. Missing Friends. HENRY JOHNSON.-The address o Henry Johnson is particularly requested. He is a tall young man, a German, with fair hair, no beard or moustache, very clean appearance, talks broken English, was working off the road near Waihola, and left that place in July last, for the purpose of going to the Woobhed. Any information respecting him will be thankfully received by the Commissioner of Police, Dimeriin. Tenders. mENDEItS wiilbereceiveiby the undersigned till X Monday, 29th inst, 4 p.m., for Extension to the Provincial Cattle Sale Yards. For plans and particulars apply to . RICHD. LAMBETH, Architect, *■ Machgqan street. PO3TAL. MONEY ORDER BRANCH. "VTOTICE is hereby given that Money Orders will JLi be issued on and after the Ift djiy of January, 1863, for the transmission of Money between the several Money Order Offices in the colony. Commission will be charged iipon Monsy Orders issued at the following rates :— s d _. For any sum not exceeding £5 ..10 £Sy-Abpve £5 and not exceeding £10 ... 2 0 "" • No sii.gle.Order will.be issued for a greater amount than Ten Pounds. Full information as to forms, &c, will be supplied to the public on application at any Money Order Office. READER, G. WOOD, For the Postmaster-General. General Post-office, Auckland, 12th November, 1862 LIST OF MONEY ORDER OFFICES IN NEW "-V ZEALAND. 'Auckland -Russel —Whangarei New Plymouth Napiek— Wellikgxost—Wliauganui Nelson - Collingwood PiOToir -Blenheim Ltttbi/sok—Chrisfehurch v , - Kaiapoi • —Timaru Dcsedist—Tuapeka . —Wsitahuna iS^^vrJhc first Office oamea in taeh Province w tiM <liKf M<?nej Order Office of tb« Proviao*