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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 49, 28 April 1863, Page 5 (Supplement)

Steam to Dunedin rift the Bluff- ". ■ ■ -^ VriHE TOVTMKVVI S.S tfPffijK 1 WILLIAM MISKIN, p. J. Wiisoir, Master, V^^^^^^Bf Will be placed peraanenthr in iaia '^ this trade, leaving the Jetty •very Tactday morning. Fabii: Cabin £6 0 ° Steerage S3 0 0 Freight «. 60s per ton. W. B. S. NEILLEY. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. 4Bfc • ALL Cargo, ex WILii. LIAM MISKIN, will •Mflkfvßp^^ be *' Consignees' risk as iflklSyffr soon as landed, and no claim "^^^^^^^^^ will be reoogaised, unless made before removal of goods from the Jetty. W. B. S. NEILLEY. FOB SALE BY PRIVATE CONTBACT. + rpHECutter ISABELLA, i/^Ai 1 of 30 (2531-8600) tons ' fflKJfSgß^yr This superior coasting vessel «3HHhO|K was built at Port Esperance, Tas mania, in the year 1851 ; is now in excellent order, has good carrying capacity, and is well found in atores. She can be inspected at any time, being moored alongside the Jetty. Apply to MANING & WHITTON, Agentat. Tsty^treet, 2nd Feb. 1863. FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. ,* rnHE~Brig AUSTRALIA, lbKNlv X Captain Tuck, will sail for the above-named port on or about Tuesday week. «BBhM^ Has excellent accommodation forpassengera. For rates of freight or passage money apply on board, or to COLIN N. CAMPBELL & CO. FOR LONDON, DIBECT FBOM DUNEDIN. - rriHE FINE Clipper Ship ,A<L 1 CHABIOT OF FAME, ls^^ai\ 1728 tons register. "Will sail on the 2nd of dKfMHB§P MAY, punctually. For passage or cargo, appply to THOMAS J. WHITE, Agent, Pfte-streeet/Invercargill. To Sail in a Few Days for Hotart Town Direct. FTIHE favorite passenger 15K1K EUCALYPTUS. "■sbßßßnlp* For freight or passage apply to Capt. BAE ; or MANING & WHITTON. GOLD ! GOLD I ! GOLD ! ! I For the West Coast Direct. - fPHE world renowned Clipper W£\k 1 SWAN, F^^Sy Captain J. Teas, j^fqf^y^ 1 will sail from the Invercargil■jjMH'lJbfP* Jetty punctually on May 10, cnlll ing at Preservation Bay, Chalky Harbor, George's Harbor, Milford Haven, Jackson's Bay, &c, Sec, &o. Prospecting parties, gold diggers, and others ahould avail themselves of this, the best opportunity offered, of bein» early at either of those places— the future El Dorado of the New Zealand provinces. The sbip will land passengers at above-men-tioned places, awaiting their return, and supplying them with provisions whether on board or on shore, according to liberal dietary scale, ap- : proved of. For full particulars apply to M. G. TULLY & CO., \ Agents, No. 3, Bobertson's Hall of Commerce, Tay.strcet. STEAM TO MELBOURNE. mHE "ALDINGA," ]|\ X Johit Stuabt, Comman(l/Mftm\V_ der ' will callafc the Bluff on the morning of the 19th of each 9tiß9Se3S&*' month, to take on board the English Mails and passengers for Melbourne. , FERRY BOAT. fTHE BOAT " BECBET," plies at all hours from X the Jetty to any part of the river with goods and passengers. Invercargill, April 1, 1863. To Diggers and Others. A BO AT will ply across Lake Wakatip daily. For freight and passage, apply to B. DANIEL & CO.. on the Lake. NOTICE. DBAUGHT AND SADDLE, SINGLE AND DOUBLE HABNESS HOESES ALWAYS FOR SALE AT COBB AND CO.'S YARDS, TAY-STREET. TN calling the attention of the public to •*- the above yards, they will be found, on inspection, to be second to none in the Colony for first-class stock, and intending purchasers may always rely on satisfactory trials before buying. SADDLE AND HARNESS HORSES ALWAYS ON HIRE. First-class Livery and Bait Stables. If. H. BBAYTON & CO, Proprietors. G. P. H. GALLOP, Agent ; Offie»--Tay.«tMt*. :