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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 7, 23 November 1863, Page 3

„ ... Shipping Advertisements. FIRST WOOL SHIP. ' . ■nOR LONDON DIRECT, .* , The Alv Barque ' WITCH OF THE TEES, C BABTIBT, MAStfEB, Expected shortly to arrive in the New River, from London, will be laid on as the first WOOL *• SHIP from the , PROVINCE OF SOUTHLAND DIRECT , FOB THE LONDON MARKET, \ And will soil . DURING THE MONTH OF JANUARY. ' i -For freight or passage apply to DALGETY, RiITTRAY & CO. •CALDFaR, BLACKLOCK & CO. MANING & WHITTON. ■November 20tb, 1863. WITCH OF THE TEES FOtt LONDON. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. ,- "\f° Wool or other Freight will be r^P^^V Received on Board "Without an Order, and arrangements can be ! made- by intending Shippers with either of the ] Undersigned, for forwarding Woolf.om any of the j shipping places on the Coast to the Ship. DALGETY, RATTR VY & CO. CALDER, BLACKLOCK & CO. MANING & WHITTON. November 20tb, 13C3. TO CONSIGNEES OF GOODS PER SHIP ROBERT HENDERSON, FROM GLASGOW. /__X ■,z£A .TAKE NOTICE, that the ship ■l£3Sn»V JL is now ready to tranship j^£*2a£\. c-irgo with Lighlers at Bluff £int^^^^iy^' Harbor, you are therefore rewßßSSa^* quired to intimate to us if you accede to the arangements made with Messrs BTen lerson, Bonar and Co, to bring your goods up to Invercargil Jetty at the rate advertise 1, if not, and failing _your taking y our goods from th*e ship's tackles witiiin the time specified, as per bills of Lading, they will be lauded and stored at Bluff, at your risk and expense. MOIUSON, LAW & CO., Agents. 20th November, 1863. SHIP ROBERT HENDERSON, FROM GLASGOW. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEE -3. >* A RRANGEMENTS have been p-s^N-lv _£t made with Messrs Henderson, _X-w^&\*\ Bonar & Co. to Lighter the Cargo £^ -IF^i>^i9' ex the abovo ship from the Biuff Harbor to Invercargill Jetty, at the rate of 2-ls per ton, weight or measurement All parties agreeable to the same wili please give notice in writing to the undersigned by 12 o'clock noon, this dny, otherwise the goods will be dealt with in accordance with the terms of bills of lading. MORISON, LAW & CO. 19th November. SHIP ROBERC HENDtfLiSJN, FROM GLASGOW. npHE above ship having been duly lMJk^k X entered inwards at the Customs /■•-^S^Pvv. afc Harbor, Consignees -..ill .Q^||^3|hQ^r please pay freight to the under•iggKisH!?^ signed, present bills of lading for endorsement, and pass all necessary entries without delay. MORIS 3N, LAW & CO. 19th November. FOR SALE— Tho Smart, Fast Sailing Cutkr NUGGET, 20 Tons Burthen, In Crstrate order, and well found in stores and ground tackle. This vessel has recently arrived from the West Coast, and proved herself throughout the voyage an excellent sea boat. Apply to ' MANING & WniTTON, Tay Street. Tl O R SALE Schooner CAROLINE, presently lying at RIVERTON. Thia schooner, 17 tons register, belonging to Messrs Howell and Stevens, is For Sale, with all the Sails, Spars, &c ; together with a DINGY. She is in fine order, and ready ior sea. Apply to T. DANI ELS, Riverton ; CALDER,BLACKLOCK&CO, j Invercargill, j STORE CATTLE. TTI O R SALE, by the Undersigned-;* 1 r A HEAD STORE CATTLE, now J.ov/ landing afc Bluff Harbor, ex Marian, from Twofold Bay. Early application is requested to MANING & WHITTON, Tay street. 23rd November, 1863; . NOTICE. "VTO one haa authority to contract debts in my lIS name, or make sales or purchasps on my account without a written order from v o to that effect, and 1 dec-line being responsible for the same. HENRY YOUNG. Ermedale, near Riverton. " CAUTION. WHEREAS certain parties have removed from the Land attached to my private residence a quantity of timber (4000 feet, more or less). This is to caution anyone against purchasing the same without my authority in writing. W.ROBERTSON, I . . ' '■ Auctioneer. FOUJND,a Connected Gold Wrist Stud, bearing Crest and Initials. The owner can have the. vsame by describing, and paying advertisement Apply at Matheson aad Gracie's Timber Yard,. Clyde? Street. SHOULD this meet the eye of Phillip Fitzherbert Quirke, Esq., who- resided in Invercargill, Southland, in the month of July last, he will please communicate with his brother Thomas Fitzherbert Quirke, Taranaki Militia, New Plymouth, New Zealand,